Before I get started tomorrow with how I set my own hair, I wanted to talk a little bit about what inspires me when it comes to hair. See, I have very straight thin hair that hates to curl. Which is really annoying when it comes to vintage hairstyles because they pretty much all start with curls. The other problem I have is, I work out at the gym every morning, so I cant wet set my hair and have it dry overnight because it just gets sweaty in the morning. So I hot set my hair using a setting lotion and lots of hairspray.
(via my vintage vogue)
Due to the fact I will never have a lot of curl, or a lot of volume, I tend to do a more 50's or even 60's look, as opposed to a 40's look. I adore pin curls and victory rolls, but I just haven't figured out how to achieve it with my thin hair. I will be showing you how I do a faux 40's look that is super easy, so look for it later on this week.
(via beauty is a thing of the past)
I am always looking to create a vintage do fast, so this week I will be focusing on how to 'quickly' set your hair in different styles. The set that takes the longest for me is around 10 minutes to put the hair in curlers, and then 30 minutes to let it cool. The shortest is a 2 minute or less chignon.
Now that you have seen some of my inspirations, who or what are your inspirations when it comes to hair? Also, do you have any hair tips for me when it comes to a fast coiffure?
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