1920's Hair Styles

So I had the challenge of doing 3 of my house mates hair!
 They each have very different cuts and hair density, so it was a little big of a challenge. 

( a shameless selfie!)

 For my own hair: 

I used a statement necklace as a hair piece, which I attached by kirby grips

I pinned one side back, and put black roses along the necklace.

For the rest of my hair I added hair extensions (which isn't a new thing) and curled the whole lot!

It was a very simple look style, but I wanted to keep the emphasis on the jewellery!

Victoria! 

I found this one more of a struggle just because it was just so short to try and curl!

To begin with I changed the parting to a side one, then curled the whole head (or as much as I could due to length) 

I then brushed out the curls and started to add volume by back combing it.

Before I went any further, I split her hair in half and added the headband.

I found that that made it easier to work the hair around it! I then pinned the larger side parting almost like a quiff.

This is the end result! 

Morgan!

This was the quickest hair to do; it took, less than 5minuets.

To begin with I brushed her hair from and inch behind her parting backwards! 
From that I split it up and backcombed it to give it volume. 

I then pinned it down by taking 2 strands from either side and overlapping them with each other. 

This creates a woven look.

I then added the headband on top of the hair at the front and underneath the rest of the hair.

The hair left long I curled on a very low heat (around 180 to 190) this created a very loose wave/curl.

This is the final result!

Lauren! 

Another really simple look!

I again gave her a large parting which I volume’d up by back combing it. 

I then curled the whole head and brushed it through, and finished it by adding the headband.

To prevent the curls looking bushy and untamed, I sprayed with Aussie, and brushed Argon oil through; this made it smooth and gave the top the wave.

This is the finished look!

Give it a try and let me know what you think or how you get on! 

If you need any more advice, or a more detailed explanation get in touch!

Lots of love always,

xxx