
Vintage 1960s Volume without Teasing your Hair
If you’ve ever tried to brush out your teased bouffant, you know why women in the 1960s were thrilled to find “volume without teasing” tricks. I came across this charming

If you’ve ever tried to brush out your teased bouffant, you know why women in the 1960s were thrilled to find “volume without teasing” tricks. I came across this charming

What is the right roller for your vintage hairstyle? We’ve all been there… scrolling endlessly online through hair roller options only to give up in frustration. 😫 Honestly, when I

Your Guide to Vintage Waves: Finger Waves? Hollywood Waves? Are they 1920s? What about Rita Hayworth waves? The first step you must take to styling your best vintage waves… is

The vintage haircut is a commitment. I have read so many haircutting books from the 1920s, all the way up to the 1960s, that describe major layers and lots of

There are many options for you if you want to style a vintage bang… or a bang style that goes with your vintage look. Throughout the 20th Century, famous stars,

In celebration of spooky season, let’s talk about the horror movie hairstylist. Carmen Dirigo was hairstyling department head at Universal Studios where many of the Universal Monster movies were made.

I originally wrote this post about the best heat protection setting spray to use with your curling iron a couple years ago. And as is common in the beauty industry,

Imagine trying 7 different vintage hairstyles on yourself in one sitting just to see which one is most flattering. It sounds daunting doesn’t it? It doesn’t need to be. There

The new 3rd Edition of Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques is now available! After a long year, and a lot of starts and stops, the printer (printed right

Today I am sharing a beautiful black vintage hair tutorial published in the November 1961 issue of Beauty Trade. Copies of Beauty Trade are a rare find. The magazine, first

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