Showing posts with label 1950s hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1950s hair. Show all posts
Friday, 30 January 2015
My 5 Minute Beehive Tutorial!
Aloha, gorgeous! So, guessing by the title you've come here for a 5 minute beehive tutorial? Well... That is certainly what you'll get! And no, this isn't one of those says-5-minutes-actually-takes-20-tutorial, this genuinely does take 5 minutes... Well at least when you know what you're doing it does! I'd like to say this is probably one of my (very few) signature styles and I've been rocking it for at least a year. Seeing as I have very frizz-prone hair, I love a good secure up-do and I love it even more when I can do it half-awake at far too early in the morning in a matter of minutes before work! Although it is super easy and quick, it often provokes "It must take you AGES to do your hair in the morning!!"and "Do you do your own hair!?" (No, I have a team of expertly trained stylists waiting by my bedside;'D) kind of statements from strangers. The best thing about this style is there isn't really much to it! The only 'equipment' you need is some bobby pins, a hair band, some hair spray (optional), a brush and/or some sort of teasing comb (again, optional) and most importantly a hair scarf. Nylon are my favourite to use but feel free to use whatever you have and just fold it appropriately.
Tuesday, 8 July 2014
Easy Bumper Bangs Hair Tutorial
Today, I have a really simple bumper bangs tutorial for you! It is foolproof! I have quite thick hair so I didn't need to tease at all and if your hair is thinner than I'd either recommend taking a larger front section or lightly back comb. The hair filler provides a lot of shape and support so don't feel you need to back comb the crap out of your precious barnet! :-) The hair filler I use is just a regular hair doughnut that you can find literally anywhere (Primark, Poundland, Tesco, Asda) with one side chopped so it makes one long piece. When I first started using a hair filler, I originally cut it straight across in half which left me with two short fillers which you can also do, but I prefer the look of a wider/longer bumper bang - if you know what I mean?
What you will need:
A sectioning/teasing/rat tail brush
Hair filler/doughnut
Bobby pins
Hair spray/pomade - optional
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