I've always liked the style and length of Lauren Bacall's. One time I took a pic of Bacall to a hairdresser and the first thing she said to me was "Do you like hair in your face?" She didn't cut or style my hair like hers and instead, left it long and added a layer. I used to have a hard time stopping a stylist from taking over. I won't make that mistake again!
Wow I can’t believe they would say that! When styled I feel like the hair tends to stay as a unit and I less likely to fall in the face frame. Bacall has a pretty classic Bob a cut they should be familiar with
Thank you for this video! I’ve been wanting to try vintage hairstyles for a really long time but I had no idea how to cut it so it would work on my thick long hair. This really helps :)
I loved the video! So very useful 🤩 I have been cutting my hair in the U shape and it has been great for 40’s, 50’s and 60’s hairstyles. Now I’m thinking of cutting some bangs to make it look different, wish me luck 🍀
I have been growing out a buzzcut and right now it's about the length of a baby and wow the equal length of all the hair makes it style realy well (in the past I've used a layered bob) but damn does it look rediculous unstyled 😂
Great video! Thanks also for mentioning the book which I also just found on eBay. I have a little question about the Italian cut where you mentioned that Sophia Loren used. I do believe the photo is of Gina Lollobrigida. Thanks again!
@@mrstdupuy You’re welcome! The only reason I recognized that it was Gina was because I saw “Beat the Devil” starring her and Humphrey Bogart. She was wearing the Italian haircut you mentioned - it looked fantastic on her!
Can you possibly share what the Baby Middy and the Long Shingle look like in the back (from the book) as shown with the Middy and the Shingle in this video?
I've always liked the style and length of Lauren Bacall's. One time I took a pic of Bacall to a hairdresser and the first thing she said to me was "Do you like hair in your face?" She didn't cut or style my hair like hers and instead, left it long and added a layer. I used to have a hard time stopping a stylist from taking over. I won't make that mistake again!
Wow I can’t believe they would say that! When styled I feel like the hair tends to stay as a unit and I less likely to fall in the face frame. Bacall has a pretty classic Bob a cut they should be familiar with
@@mrstdupuy I think she had a preconceived notion how she wanted to cut my hair. Love your videos!
Thank you for this video! I’ve been wanting to try vintage hairstyles for a really long time but I had no idea how to cut it so it would work on my thick long hair. This really helps :)
Glad you found it helpful!
That book is very cool. Glad to know there is still an interest.
That was Gina Lollobrigida next to Liz Taylor. They were all lovely
I loved the video! So very useful 🤩
I have been cutting my hair in the U shape and it has been great for 40’s, 50’s and 60’s hairstyles.
Now I’m thinking of cutting some bangs to make it look different, wish me luck 🍀
I think bangs are so fun to style! Enjoy!
Love this video!! I am in the process of growing my hair out. Will be using this as a reference with my stylist
Thank you! Hope it’s helpful ☺️
I love your videos so much. Im just starting to get into vintage fashion and i stumbled across your channel😊
Thank you so much!
thank you! I was waiting for a video like this for a long time!
You’re welcome!
This video is amazing! 👏 thank you!!
Thank you!
This video is so helpful thank u!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love your makeup!
Thanks Paige!
I have been growing out a buzzcut and right now it's about the length of a baby and wow the equal length of all the hair makes it style realy well (in the past I've used a layered bob) but damn does it look rediculous unstyled 😂
I feel that from when I grew out my pixie
Great video! Thanks also for mentioning the book which I also just found on eBay. I have a little question about the Italian cut where you mentioned that Sophia Loren used. I do believe the photo is of Gina Lollobrigida. Thanks again!
Yes you are right! The photo came from an article that mentioned Sophia which confused me thank you for clarifying.
@@mrstdupuy You’re welcome! The only reason I recognized that it was Gina was because I saw “Beat the Devil” starring her and Humphrey Bogart. She was wearing the Italian haircut you mentioned - it looked fantastic on her!
Thank you, very helpful video 😍 just letting you know that the italian diva at 09.40 is actually Gina Lollobrigida 🙂
Thank your! I did realize that after posting 😅
Can you possibly share what the Baby Middy and the Long Shingle look like in the back (from the book) as shown with the Middy and the Shingle in this video?
Love the video! thank you!
just fyi you have a typo in the title.
Thank you! I fixed it 👌
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