Tutorial showing you how to get a really cute vintage, pin -up inspired look in no time at all. Great for girls with thick or long hair who have problems with, or can't be bothered with victory rolls proper.

Per Request! Tips for haircut and styling tools that work best for vintage hairstyles. The cuts require commitment so if you don't plan on keeping the look, work with what you like. These are simply my suggestions for an authentic 1940's or 1950's look-for girls like me who were just born in the wrong decade!heh heh. Thanks again for watching and don't forget to rate and subscribe!

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My quick and easy everyday 1940s hairstyle, done using Hot Sticks. (Mine are by Babyliss, but they are idential to the ConAir ones you can get in the US). This is my first hair tutorial for my blog, so please excuse the rubbish editing! You can find lots more vintage styling tips & tricks on my blog itself, plus the entry in which I posted this video has answers to some questions you may have about the tutorial: diaryofavintagegirl.blogspot.com And here's the picture I mentioned about 3 minutes or so in! www.flickr.com

This is a 1940's, Dita Von Teese inspired hair style called Victory Rolls! Super simple and easy. Hope you like it. Comment, rate and subscribe! Thanks. This is my sister's channel, check it out: www.youtube.com Also, check out this other channel. It's full of vintage and pin-up hairstyles that are amazing! www.youtube.com Part 1: www.youtube.com

A tutorial on how to get that victory roll 40's look, my first video, be kind! oh and please excuse the no makeup look,i can be lazy,you would think i'd have made some effort if i was making a video ... but no..too lazy,spur of the moment! the music throughout is bei mir bist du schoen by the andrews sisters If anybody manages to do their hair from this video id love to see a picture or response :-) if anybody wants to embed this video please ask first. since ive been getting a lot of questions about my hair colour here it is. the dye is electric blue by special effects (its sort of blue purple, fades to purple after a while) and got it from beeunique just google it, i cant post a link here i think the bleach i use is 40% (my hair is quite dark) and when i have roots i apply the bleach to the roots only so it doesnt fry the already bleached bits! as for the blue the longest lasting dye ive found is special effects, i leave it on for 1-2 hours (its ok since its vegetable dye) and so it usually lasts about 2 months rather than two weeks. i also use a conditioning mask once a week :-) hope this helps!

A quick tutorial to show you how to create a super-easy Pin-Up inspired daytime look that can be done on, almost any hair type.

50' Vintage Hair, Victory rolls, Pincurls