How to Do a Hair Flip Like Farrah Fawcett

Draw attention to your hair, eyes and smile by using the age-old trick of the hair flip. Learn how to flip your hair by imitating one of the best hair flippers in the land, Farrah Fawcett. Practice this come-hither technique, and then try it out on an unsuspecting male. Attract more men than you can handle with a flip of your head and a subtle smile.

Instructions

1. Watch reruns of the 1970s television show "Charlie's Angles." Find the complete first season with Farrah Fawcett on DVD at your local video store or online DVD retailer. Watch the episodes closely for hair flips by any of the angles, but specifically for hair flips by the character Jill, played by Farrah Fawcett.

2. Identify hair flips by the movement of large amounts of hair and the presence of an attractive male. Pay particular attention to these specific types of hair flips. Watch the attention drawn to Farrah Fawcett's or another angels' hair. Look at the movement of the hair. Pay attention to the coy smile that goes with the hair movement. Take notes if necessary.

3. Practice hair flips in your mirror. Let your hair grow if it is too short to flip. Turn your head sharply to perform a hair flip. Let your hair flow to the side. Try the "study" hair flip where your hair falls in front of your eyes while reading. Flip your hair away from your eyes using a sharp whip of your head.

4. Act naturally while performing a hair flip. Copy Farrah Fawcett and make every hair flip look natural. Allow your eyes to wander after a hair flip. Maintain eye contact if you see an attractive man watching you and your hair and then smile.

Tips & Warnings

• Flip your hair gently. Neck injuries have been known to occur when a hair flip is improperly performed.