How do you use hair sticks?

Insert the hair sticks strategically to accentuate specific sections of your hair or to create focal points that draw attention to your unique style. If you have short hair with bangs or face-framing layers, use hair sticks to secure any flyaways or unruly strands in place.

How to use Soka Bud hairstick?

Take your hairpin to secure the bun weave it through multiple layers of hair until it touches the skin at the top of your head. Slide your hair stick through your bun to hold it in place. The Soka Bud Hairstick best suits long and thick hair. It’s long and curved shape allows it to wrap and support a lot of hair in one short sweep.

What is a tapioca hairstick?

The Tapioca Hairstick specifically suits the longest and thickest of hair types. It’s large upper body and long length allows it to support and hold a lot of hair. The indentation at the top of the hair stick is designed to hook and help secure hair in place. Available in sustainably sourced Teak and Rosewood.

Are hair sticks good for short hair?

While hair sticks are traditionally associated with securing longer hair in updos and elaborate hairstyles, they can also be used creatively with short hair. While the options may be more limited compared to styling long hair, hair sticks can still add flair and sophistication to short hairstyles.

How do you put a hairstick on a bun?

Take your hairpin to secure the bun, by weaving it through multiple layers of hair until it touches the skin at the top of your head. Slide your hair stick through your bun to hold it in place. The Taro Hairstick echoes the form of traditional hairpins in its design.

What is a taro hairstick?

The Taro Hairstick echoes the form of traditional hairpins in its design. It is designed to hold up thick, heavy and long hair as well as being able to support finer hair types. It’s a classic, stylish hair stick and a popular favorite. Available in sustainably sourced Tamarind and Rosewood.