
The Pretty 1940s Max Factor Makeup Boxes from the Color Harmony Sets
A Pretty Surprise in an eBay Search The other day, after clicking through some eBay vintage beauty tool listings, something stopped me in my tracks. A small plastic makeup box

A Pretty Surprise in an eBay Search The other day, after clicking through some eBay vintage beauty tool listings, something stopped me in my tracks. A small plastic makeup box

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

The beauty routine is better with pretty curler and clips organization. I work best when I am organized. The same goes for when I am doing my hair. Organization helps

The WWII Beauty Salon and a life of Save, Simplify, and Substitute During World War II, beauty salons across many countries felt the impact of metal rationing. Production of salon

Weird Old Ways Women Used to Dry Their Hair in History Techniques women used to dry their hair, that were common to see more than 100 years ago, could seem

I find many things appropriate to share on this blog that you may not consider part of your beauty repertoire. Other than just your basic hair and makeup products, there

You need a unique gift for your vintage friend… like now. Too late to order? No problem. Finding unique last minute gifts for the lover of vintage isn’t easy. You

Side combs are a must have vintage hair tool. The possibilities for ways you can use them are endless. I’ve collected a number examples here to share with you. Note:

The classic Grip-Tuth® Hairtainer combs’ journey began in the 1920s. They rose in popularity significantly during WWII as a replacement for metal bobby pins that were hard to get because

I’ve been asked many times where to find the vintage style hair tape. The bad news…nowhere. The good news…there are substitutes available. But first, what is hair tape for? A

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