Easy victorian hairstyles

Braided hairstyles are the to-go hairstyle for any occasion. Casual day-to-day school or work calls for a comfortable hairstyle that enables you to do anything

Nothing quite finishes off an outfit like a great hairstyle. And when it comes to historical outfits and reenactments, like it or not, the right hairstyle is vital. Nothing, in my opinion, ruins …

Hair styling is not one of my talents, so, logically, one would assume that I might turn to wigs to make up for my skill deficit…until, of course, you hand me a wig… Expectation: Sexy P…

This is a guide to doing vintage rag curls. Learn how to create gorgeous ringlets inspired by the Victorian method of rag curls, with this easy step-by-step heatless curls tutorial.

A Tiny Bit of Historical Hair Care for the Modern Woman Young Teenage Girl with Sausage Curls, circa 1860 I have very greasy hair and always have. It’s also fine, but dry at the ends, so I ha…

Hairstyles For Teenage Girls | 1912 | unstated American publication | Average healthy American girls go hatless in summer. ~16-17: Hair generally worn up & if present modes followed & hair arranged deep over brow & ears and low in back, youthful charm not sacrificed. 14-15: Center part; on either side; combed back in a soft pompadour w/ ends of hair fastened w/ barrette as shown. Straight hair: Plaited, at bottom of page. Flat bow for day wear; satin band for parties.

Have you ever watched "Bridgerton" and marveled at the stunning hairstyles that seem to whisk us back to the opulent Regency era? Ever wondered how to recreate those elaborate updos and soft, romantic curls for

The Edwardian Era, also known as "La Belle Epoque" and "the Gilded Age," spanned from the late 1890s to 1914. The Gibson girl was a popular inspiration when it came to fashion and hair. Most of the hair of that era were voluminous, wispy...

The elegant and elaborate hairstyles fashionable in Victorian times are famous for their beauty. The expression, "a woman’s crowning glory" had its origins dating back to the Victorian Period. But ironically, women's hair during this era of romance and feminine mystery was often severely damaged from the relentless use of hot irons. Hair became scorched and often had an unpleasant odour that had to be masked with heavy perfumes. It was not uncommon to have ones hair reduced to a wool-like…