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Last edit: 13-12-20
Continuing with my hairtoys collection posts, today's post is about the hair forks! Forks have become my most used hairtoy alongside hairsticks. I use hairsticks for cinnamon buns and braided buns, and forks for my much-worn flipped-up bun. So far I've only tried double-prong forks, which are reasonably secure even with my fine-textured slippery hair, but I'd like to try three- and four-prong forks in the future as well.
March 2017 update: Thanks to Morrigan from the LHC Winter Swap, I now have a Jeterfork 3-prong and it works so well :D! I've also tried 4-prong forks and also like them a lot :)
1- Small 2-prong metal fork with spiral top (Bijoux Brigitte). Doesn't
hold all my hair, so it's either for decoration (action shot I below,
featuring a braided Chinese bun) or for half-updos (action shot II
below).
2- The fork I used the most in 2013-2016. Wood and 2-prong, from Bijoux Brigitte.
Surprisingly sturdy and holds my slippery hair really well (action shot
III, flipped-up bun).
3 and 4- Two wood 2-prong forks I got at a medieval fair. Action shots featuring flipped-up buns below:
5- From a Medieval Fair, a hairstick I forgot about in my hairstick list post, with a decorative dolphins top, and another 2-prong wood fork, which, being the most inconspicuous one I have, I use a lot when wearing flipped buns in cosplay with miniaml decoration (like the Tenth Doctor):
6- wood, 2-prong fork, this time curvy and decorated with some green
stones. I find this fork very nice, but despite being curvy (which
usually helps secure my slippery hair), this one doesn't work as well as the
other forks I own. It's probably a bit too short, small and/or narrow. It works better on
half-updos, though.
7 and 8- A lovely handmade TARDIS fork and copper fork which were part of the 2015 LHC gift swap:
I also use this fork as decoration:
9- A
beautiful three-prong Jeterfork and a couple of metal bun pins, part of
the 2016 LHC gift swap. These are some of the hairtoys I use the most,
both the fork and the pins. The fork is now (2016 onwards) my go-to
fork, and I wear it all the time for flipped buns. The pins I wear a lot
both in braided buns with parandas, and as part of my 14th Century
reenactment hairstyle!
9- A couple of the forks and the bun pins from before, from some new ones I got from the 2019 Winter Swap, which I usually wear in high updos -
10- Third from the left, a 4-prong Triskelion fork that I wear all the time in low cinnabuns. It holds really well, although sometimes it slides out thanks to my straight slippery hair, so I combine it with a couple of claw clips -
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