Middy newb
I'm due for a haircut and was so happy to find this thread. Thanks to all you lovely gals for the links and tutorials. I see, from some comments, that I'm lucky to have an sympathetic hairstylist. I forwarded her the links to the rockbilly site and lisafremontstreets (oh, I hope I got your name right, hon) you-tube middy links, which made me feel good to get it and leave a middy and go unstyled. I'm pretty pathetic for hair care, don't own a hair dryer, much less rollers or a curling iron, but with her and all your help, there's hope for me yet.
My hair is not exactly curly. It's more moody. I live in Seattle and my hair is a humidity gauge - low humidity, mostly straight; high humidity, mostly wavy. Sybil is going to style it tomorrow, so I'll try to get my Bill to take photos.
I've been half-assed vintage for quite some time, but since finding the FL, I'm inspired by all of you to go all assed vintage.
I'm due for a haircut and was so happy to find this thread. Thanks to all you lovely gals for the links and tutorials. I see, from some comments, that I'm lucky to have an sympathetic hairstylist. I forwarded her the links to the rockbilly site and lisafremontstreets (oh, I hope I got your name right, hon) you-tube middy links, which made me feel good to get it and leave a middy and go unstyled. I'm pretty pathetic for hair care, don't own a hair dryer, much less rollers or a curling iron, but with her and all your help, there's hope for me yet.
My hair is not exactly curly. It's more moody. I live in Seattle and my hair is a humidity gauge - low humidity, mostly straight; high humidity, mostly wavy. Sybil is going to style it tomorrow, so I'll try to get my Bill to take photos.
I've been half-assed vintage for quite some time, but since finding the FL, I'm inspired by all of you to go all assed vintage.