Hi dolls! Today I am bringing you part 2 of 'How To Be A Glamorous Housewife' video series. This video focuses on three easy retro hair styles that can be done quickly, once you get the hang of it. Hope you enjoy!
So what do you kittens think? Do you think you will try any of them? Do you have any hairstyles that you do every day that are easy and glamorous? If so, please share them! I am always looking for new ways to do my hair.
If you need some more hair inspiration, check out these posts:
Quick Vintage Hair Ideas
Quick Hair Curler Tutorial
Vintage Scarf In Hair
So what do you kittens think? Do you think you will try any of them? Do you have any hairstyles that you do every day that are easy and glamorous? If so, please share them! I am always looking for new ways to do my hair.
If you need some more hair inspiration, check out these posts:
Quick Vintage Hair Ideas
Quick Hair Curler Tutorial
Vintage Scarf In Hair
This video is great! Thank you. My hair is as long as yours so this gives me something to do with my hair besides pigtails. Whenever I wear victory rolls I've had to wear the rest of my hair in a small ponytail since there's not much I can do with my short hair.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I have yet to perfect victory rolls. I swear I have tried them at least 30 times and failed! LOL!. One of these days I will get it.
DeleteLoved it! I do a similar faux 40's style pretty often-I also can't get victory rolls down for the life of me! I generally curl the bottom of my hair with a curling iron after I do the top, but the curls just don't stay well in my hair. Doing a french twist on the bottom never occurred to me, thanks so much I will definitely try that next time! :)
ReplyDeleteCool! I would love to see a photo of your faux 40s style. I bet it is lovely.
DeleteI love this video! I was needing some encouragement as far as looking nicer and your video perked me up! I have hair to the middle of my back (hubby does not want it any shorter) and have been experimenting with pin curls. One of my grandmothers had hair as long as mine in the 50's and instructed me that it must be kept in overnight or it will not stay for the next day. It is not perfected yet...but I like the challenge!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog and am a new follower. Thank you so much for all of these great tips, keep them coming!
Welcome to The Glamorous Housewife! So glad you found it. I have done pin curls a few times, but even though my hair is quite thin, it didn't really dry overnight, so the curl fell out. I had a better result using rag curls, but I have yet to perfect it without many dents in the curls. Thanks doll!
DeleteYet another FABULOUS video... thank-you!!! Could listen to you for hours... all this wonderful girl talk about hair! And this one is so timely as I have been wanting to try something different with my hair (and generally feel overwhelmed). Looks like all I need is a bit of time to play, bobbypins & a couple sprays. Fun fun. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo! So glad you are getting inspired! Warms the cockles of my heart.
DeleteGreat tips! Using two different levels of hairspray is such a great idea. I will definitely try that!
ReplyDeleteI find it really helps me with my hair. Glad you are going to try it- let me know how it works out for you.
DeleteI really enjoyed your tutorial! The third one is really pretty! Well, they all are, but I love the style of the third one. My hair is really long, so I will have to play around with that one and see if I can roll some pieces up in the back like you did. It's something I have tried a few times and it's not been just right, so maybe if I section my hair for working with it will turn out better.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Lynn