Beer as a vintage beauty home remedy? Why yes. This blog post use to be called what to do with your leftover PBR, but in order to appease the SEO gods…you know…Google, I have updated it to Hair Home Remedies the Vintage Way. From the
The extreme contrast of two-toned hair is very popular right now, but not a new concept in hairstyling trends. These images are from the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s showing two-tones. They are great examples of using contrast to add dimension and shape to a
Of the things you might not have considered… Living as a woman during wartime, does your hairstyle suit wearing a gas mask? If your hair is worn too curly and big around the face, the mask may not fit properly tight and gas that has
You wouldn’t need short hair to do this style, but you would need layers on top. The roller set can be done with velcro or magnetic rollers as a wet-set or use a good thermal setting spray with hot rollers. If you do have long
This is a wonderful, brief glimpse into the makeup case of a movie makeup artist in the 40’s. The image is from a sequence in the 1944 classic Covergirl starring Rita Hayworth. The scene involves Hayworth’s character being “made up” for a photo-shoot by makeup
I love bangs! And have a number of girls ask me what options they have to work them into a vintage hairstyle. Here is a 50’s option. The setting pattern for the rollers is down below. The curls can be set with velcro or magnetic
Are you trying to locate a hairstylist and/or makeup artist in your area that specializes in vintage hair and makeup? Then this is the blog post for you! Here you will find an extensive list of vintage hairstylists and makeup artists. Locating a hairstylist that
Welcome to the Bobby Pin Blog! I started this blog because I have an unhealthy obsession with styles and practices of hair and makeup during the early and mid-20th Century. And I like to share all of this info, so consider this blog your guide
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