Hair up Inspired by the 50's

-> this can be a modern approach to the era and does not have to be a historical correct one

Product List:

• set of rollers
• pin tail comb
• paddle brush/denman brush
• pins, sectioning clips

Steps:

• use white or/and yellow rollers at the back and blue/white rollers at the front
• part slightly off the middle
• brickwork from front down
• when doing the front, remember to leave enough hair to put a roller above the ear
• always have straight lines/ neat sectioning when doing brickwork
• this look is more flat at the roost and curly downwards

->  a proper sketch is in the notebook on how the brickwork should be
-> 50's hair has a more non defined structure 

->After putting in the rollers

-> as Rosie has 'quite' short hair it was a but difficult to put in rollers at the back ,so I had to partly leave out some hair but I think in those cases you could just use a tong to curl the shorter hair

-> after removing the rollers

-> first attempt of dressing out the hair

->but because I was to scared to brush to much out Lottie had to give me hand with dressing out :)

-> because we only had two hours we obviously did not have enough time to do all three era's but that is kind of alright as I did some workshops before where we went through those era's (but the historical correct ones)

-> I actually come to really like working with rollers even though you can easily burn your fingers

-> what I actually really like about this look is how the blue hair is quite the contrast to the 50's hair

->and I noticed again that it is not that easy to work with rollers in short hair as the hair keeping gliding out, which can be quite annoying