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i wore this to work today and the regular customers commented on how pretty i looked and how they used to wear there hair similar- it felt so nice.
whats the best way to get a full fringe roll?
kisses
xoxo
Is there a link online anywhere to someone who sells those?Originally Posted by texasgirl
Thanks everyone! The magic are these vintage wave clamp things- called Mervin. They work really well.
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i wore this to work today and the regular customers commented on how pretty i looked and how they used to wear there hair similar- it felt so nice.
whats the best way to get a full fringe roll?
kisses
xoxo
'im the kind of girl that likes picked flowers, found gifts and passionate kisses...'
It turned out amazing. Were the clips this type?Thanks everyone! The magic are these vintage wave clamp things- called Mervin. They work really well.
When a girl takes off her clothes, she puts on a smile!
Yes, those are the clips. I used 5 around my face and 1 on the crown. Damp hair with setting lotion, then sat under the dryer. Then I took the clips out and used pins to hold in place over night. The rest I did with tiny sponge rollers, like 1/2 inch ones.
texasgirl, you look amazing! I've done a pretty decent set of fingerwaves messing around in the bathroom once, and they came out really close to yours. I used regular wave clips from Sally, like this:
Then I was stupid and tried to brush them out, which turned my head into a poofy/greasy mess. I think I didn't dilute the setting lotion enough
Where did you find your clips?
This was my hair today. The set was from a day ago, and I am wearing no makeup
With scarf for wind:
"Read, read, read. Read everything - trash, classics, good and bad, and see how they do it..." - William Faulkner
oh girls - sorry for peakin' , but one thing is for sure: you ALL look sooo nice!!!
it's really a pleasure to know that there are women out there having such a sophisticated classy appear they also like to show. life does feel better among beautiful people, doesn't it?
hope you will enjoy your weekend with your proud friends and hubbies - i'll better leave this thread to you now ...
see you somewhere out there!
routine is nothing. i know people aquiting themselves badly since 35 years (kurt tucholsky)
Looking good, Texasgirl! Love the waves and the small curls at the base of the neck. Very early 30s - just the look you were after!Here's my hair from Saturday's Bonnie and Clyde Festival. I think it came out the best I've ever done
There is no time, Madam, at which hats do not matter.
I have a question about the hairstyles,my hair is pretty long and layered. The only style i could really think of to do is Veronica Lake style waves. Any styles or suggestions that i could do to my hair,where it doesn't take me too long to do my hair? For the veronica lake waves,i just wash my hair,put it in a bun and air dry,so you can see how lazy i am when it comes to doing my hair
Im doing a dancing show just now and did my hair like this today for the rehearsal, quite plain but looked quite effective i think.
Texasgirl, you look amazing. Have you got any pictures of the back. I find that part the hardest to do.
Where can I find those clips you've been using?
I'm also wondering if you know where I can find pics or illustrations of a 20's or 30's page which is cut up a little higher in the back. Untill now I've just cut my hair straight off around the head. Then the back always look longer cause i can't make finger waves there.Have you got any ideas how I should solve it otherwise?
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