Late Victorian Hairstyles ADD PHOTOS

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Progressing from the Basic Victorian hairstyle we did in the previous week, we are advancing onto a Late Victorian Hairstyle. This involves more technical skills including the use of heated rollers. I really like how this looks and I kept it in for the rest of the day after Justine had completed it on me.

Tools/Equipment


  • Heat protection spray
  • Heated Rollers
  • Curling tongs. Size will depend on the desired outcome.
  • Roller pins or Clips
  • Pin tail comb
  • Hair Brush
  • Hair pins
  • Bobby pins
  • Hair elastics


Method:


  1. Brush all of the hair so it's free of knots.
  2. Spray Heat protection spray into it and brush through
  3. Using a pintail comb, make a centre parting
  4. Take the white rollers and put them in the front of the hair. It's important to not too much hair in the roller or you won't get the results you want. As a guide line it's important to take a section of hair that is the same width as the roller you are using. When putting hair in rollers use your pin tail to tuck in and of the rebellious ends. This gets easier with practice. It can feel really frustrating to start with.
  5. You need to put 4 white rollers in along the hair line. It's the shape you want to achieve. Secure this with the roller pins or the clips. I prefer the pins as the clips can sag a little bit.
  6. When you've let the rollers cool, take the hair out and style as desired. You can use loose sections of the hair and put them into a ponytail or a bun and pin the lifted curls you've created with the rollers and pin it in a pretty design.
  7. Look at a hair plate to see what you want to do with the excess hair. It's nice to use the curling tongs to curl the rest of the hair and pin in place.









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