Just in time for Valentines Day, I thought I'd show you how to whip up a super easy romantic vintage do!
Showing posts with label Vintage hair tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage hair tutorial. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Thursday, October 20, 2011
A Vintage Updo!
After a few requests from people wanting to know how I did my updo in my pickling video, I decided to make a little tutorial. I personally have found it difficult to find tutorials on vintage updos, so I hope this helps others looking for some retro-updo inspiration. Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
What The Heck is a "Pincurl"?
Ever wanted to learn how to pull off a vintage hairstyle? Don't know how to pincurl? Don't know what setting lotion is? look no further..this week's vlog post will answer some of your questions, and point you in the direction of the best of the best in vintage hair-styling tutorials.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Vintage Inspired... ooo la la, Lisa Freemont Street!
My husband taught me to swing dance when we were dating. Not only is it a blast, but it's a fantastic workout, you meet lots of super fun people, and what I have been turned onto recently is the fashion!
Last Valentines day we bought tickets to a Big Band Valentines dance. It seemed such a special event, that I wanted to go all out and channel a 1940's style. I found a decent dress, and turned to YouTube to find a tutorial on vintage hair-styling. It was then that I found Lisa Freemont Street's YouTube channel , and little did I know then how she would change my style, and my life. The queen of all things NeoVintage, she has tutorials and advice on everything from hair-styling to make-up to product reviews to where to shop, and even recipes! Check her out, because I guarantee you will fall in love.
Ninevah Makeup Ministries recently interviewed Lisa Freemont Street; check it out here.
And check out Lisa Freemont Street's Blog and Facebook page too!
Last Valentines day we bought tickets to a Big Band Valentines dance. It seemed such a special event, that I wanted to go all out and channel a 1940's style. I found a decent dress, and turned to YouTube to find a tutorial on vintage hair-styling. It was then that I found Lisa Freemont Street's YouTube channel , and little did I know then how she would change my style, and my life. The queen of all things NeoVintage, she has tutorials and advice on everything from hair-styling to make-up to product reviews to where to shop, and even recipes! Check her out, because I guarantee you will fall in love.
Ninevah Makeup Ministries recently interviewed Lisa Freemont Street; check it out here.
And check out Lisa Freemont Street's Blog and Facebook page too!
"I hope that it will eventually become the 'norm' again, for a woman to take pride in her femininity by dressing up at home (much less the grocery store), for a man to wear a blazer to the movies, and for a child to cut his hair. If only...." -LisaFreemontStreet
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