Vintage Hairstyles and You: Classic Hollywood Glamour Meets Modern Sensibilities
Vintage Hairstyles Are Easy to Master, and Can Be a Powerful Weapon in Your Fashion Artillery
By Wanda Leibowitz, published Apr 12, 2006
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One of the easiest vintage hairstyles to create is a series of soft, angled curls that frame your face. This is ideal for women with short hair, and was most famously favored by Marilyn Monroe. The process of setting your hair and brushing it out is not difficult to master, and it can help you create this sexy and glamorous look that is one of the most popular of the many vintage hairstyles. You don’t need any special or expensive equipment to create most vintage hairstyles, just hairspray, mousse, and some foam rollers of different sizes, all of which you can find in a local drugstore. Then, you need an afternoon free so that you can spend some time experimenting with the rollers to give your hair the springy curl and body that you want. When you are done you will have one of the most enduringly beloved vintage hairstyles in history.
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Takeaways
- Vintage hairstyles mixed with modern outfits can help you create a unique, individual look.
- To get started, have a friend help you with a classic basic angled curl style.
- Expand your vintage hairstyle repetoire by changing details of this basic set.
Did You Know?
Marilyn Monroe was born blonde, but her hair turned brunette in her late teens!
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