Brand: Vintage Hairstyling (USA)
Style: Rockabilly, Pin-Up, 1940's-1950's Fashion
This stunning book shows how to recreate hairstyles from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s and breaks them down into simple, easy-to-follow instructions.
Vintage Hairstyling: Retro Styles with Step-by-Step Techniques is your go-to guide to re-creating hairstyles from the 1920s-1960s.
This 2nd Edition takes hairstyles from the 1920s, '30s, '40s, '50s and '60s and breaks them down into simple, easy-to-follow instructions. It uses over 700 photographs for directions and explains each step in detail.
The Finished Styles chapter of the book contains high-quality images of modern-day models with their finished hairstyles. Throughout the book are interesting facts about the history of hairstyling, origins of styles, and information about starlets and performers who made the styles popular.
This 200-page full-color book has 6 main chapters. The book begins with the basics of styling and works its way back to advanced techniques. It also provides information on makeup, nails, and accessories for a finished look.
- 2nd Edition
- Chapter 1 describes the tools and products used throughout the book
- Chapter 2 offers detailed instructions on creating different curls, including the pin curl
- Chapter 3 shows how to comb the curls for the effect including creating fingerwaves, Marcel waves, victory rolls, pompadours, and waves from pin curls
- Chapter 4 provides step-by-step start-to-finish detailed instructions for 33 different hairstyles created with different hair lengths and textures
- Imported from the USA
One of the most frequently asked questions we are asked is: "Is your clothing standard sizing?"
The answer is no. Unfortunately there is no standard sizing for clothing as measurements are not uniformed across different brands and manufacturers. Sizing can also differ between styles of the same label.
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