Pin Curls Without the Wait: This style was achieved by using a curling iron to set the hair in a pin curl shape. Gentle finger combing was used to place the curls and define the shape of waves.
Pin Curls Without the Wait: This style was achieved by using a curling iron to set the hair in a pin curl shape. Gentle finger combing was used to place the curls and define the shape of waves.
From Pin Curls to Smooth Waves: These curls were brushed out by spraying Neuma NeuSmooth Illuminating Mist onto a Denman brush. The curls were brushed out completely, to reveal a smooth wave shape.
From Pin Curls to an Updo: This pin curl set was combed out and swept to one side to create an effortless updo.
Using the Shape of Your Set: The right side of this pin curl set remained close to its original shape, while the left side was brushed smooth to show the versatility of the comb out.
A Relaxed Set: This set was further manipulated to create a softer more casual look.
Tribute to Lucille Ball: This style was modeled after the leading lady Lucille Ball. Each side of this set was rolled toward a center part and gathered at the top of the head for maximum volume and shape.
Tribute to Lucille Ball: This style was modeled after the leading lady Lucille Ball. Each side of this set was rolled toward a center part and gathered at the top of the head for maximum volume and shape.
Tribute to Lucille Ball: This style was modeled after the leading lady Lucille Ball. Each side of this set was rolled toward a center part and gathered at the top of the head for maximum volume and shape.
Beneath the Hat: Sectioning the hair into a beach ball pattern, each curl was spiraled and pinned to cool. Each section was then combed out into smooth soft waves.
Pin Curls Without the Wait: This style was achieved by using a curling iron to set the hair in a pin curl shape. Gentle finger combing was used to place the curls and define the shape of waves.
Pin Curls Without the Wait: This style was achieved by using a curling iron to set the hair in a pin curl shape. Gentle finger combing was used to place the curls and define the shape of waves.
From Pin Curls to Smooth Waves: These curls were brushed out by spraying Neuma NeuSmooth Illuminating Mist onto a Denman brush. The curls were brushed out completely, to reveal a smooth wave shape.
From Pin Curls to an Updo: This pin curl set was combed out and swept to one side to create an effortless updo.
Using the Shape of Your Set: The right side of this pin curl set remained close to its original shape, while the left side was brushed smooth to show the versatility of the comb out.
A Relaxed Set: This set was further manipulated to create a softer more casual look.
Tribute to Lucille Ball: This style was modeled after the leading lady Lucille Ball. Each side of this set was rolled toward a center part and gathered at the top of the head for maximum volume and shape.
Tribute to Lucille Ball: This style was modeled after the leading lady Lucille Ball. Each side of this set was rolled toward a center part and gathered at the top of the head for maximum volume and shape.
Tribute to Lucille Ball: This style was modeled after the leading lady Lucille Ball. Each side of this set was rolled toward a center part and gathered at the top of the head for maximum volume and shape.
Beneath the Hat: Sectioning the hair into a beach ball pattern, each curl was spiraled and pinned to cool. Each section was then combed out into smooth soft waves.
Dorothy Salamone from the Village Cutting Room in Chicago, IL crafted 1930's and 1940's Hollywood inspired hairstyles using Neuma NeuSmooth Illuminating Mist and KMS California Hot Flex Spray, Dry Extreme Hairspray, and Tame Frizz Oil.
For reprint and licensing requests for this article, Click here.
media brand