Aww... thank you Miss Sofia
Well, my bangs only come down to the bridge of my nose right now and they don't fit in a roll, so I pin curled them in a loop bringing it back to my part and secured it with a bobby pin for about an hour while the rest of my hair was in hotsticks. I hope that makes sense. When I took it out I lifted and sprayed them until they did what I wanted. I think it'll turn out better when they get a little longer.
Your hair looks fabulous, Rue!
And I know its been said before, but there is definitely something Vivien Leigh-esque about you!
Alright, I'm taking the plunge. I had a crappy night last night, so I didn't do my usual sponge roller set. This morning, I tossed my pin-straight hair into hot rollers, which usually does pretty well. But not today. This falls into the "failed set" category, but I was pretty happy with how it came out in the end, so I hereby submit it to you ladies:
I apologize for the less than perfect photos, one was my phone and the other my webcam, as I discovered my camera battery dead the instant I wanted to use it.
Alright, I'm taking the plunge. I had a crappy night last night, so I didn't do my usual sponge roller set. This morning, I tossed my pin-straight hair into hot rollers, which usually does pretty well. But not today. This falls into the "failed set" category, but I was pretty happy with how it came out in the end, so I hereby submit it to you ladies:
I apologize for the less than perfect photos, one was my phone and the other my webcam, as I discovered my camera battery dead the instant I wanted to use it.
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. I'm something of a hair novice myself, but I think your hair looks great! I love how smooth and shiny it looks.
I agree! It's very elegant, it reminds me of the Irene Jansen style in one of LisaFreemontStreet's tutorials
This was taken later on last night at a history themed wedding fundraiser. It needed to be brushed by the time the picture was taken. I think it's the best job I've done so far, and I used paper towels of all things because I had used up all my rollers on my friend. I'm very oddly proud of that lol I even won a ton of Mary Kay makeup in the costume contest! Yikes, sorry about the size!
Is there anyone interested in 1920's haircuts?
Here is what I recieved after asking for a shingle bob:
From what I know of the bobs of the time, it appears the hair dresser shaved up way too high, and it doesn't look right.
Could I get your views on this, ladies?
And please be honest.
I tore each piece into 4 strips, put a piece of toilet paper on the ends of the curls to hold them in place, and rolled them up in the paper towels. If you're having trouble I strongly recommend the toilet paper/end papers. They keep shorter strands from falling out and the ends from getting all kinked up. Before I got rollers I would curl my hair with trouser socks too, since my cats kept stealing my rags lol I was calling myself McGuyver all night.
