Use hairpins to keep the snood on your head.
You might recognize snoods from medieval period films, civil war photographs or renaissance fairs. Snoods are netted hair bags, similar to hair nets but without elastic. Plain or decorative styles still exist. Most snoods are worn for decorative purposes, for costumes, or to keep the hair protected while cleaning or painting. Though snoods are easy to wear, in some circumstances you might want to pin them in place to keep them from falling off your head.
Instructions
1. Spray hairspray on a brush or comb. Run the brush or comb through your hair until it is smooth. Tuck the ends of your hair into the snood. Lift the snood toward the crown of your head, gathering your hair into the netting.
2. Insert a U-shaped hairpin into your hair, with one prong over the edge of the snood and the other in your hair. Insert five hairpins into your hair around the top and sides of the snood. Use additional pins for thick or unruly hair.
3. Spray hairspray on your hand and smooth it over the top of your hair and around your hairline to tame flyway hairs.
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