Carole Lombard and the Olympic Bob

From the Pueblo Indicator - Apr 30, 1932,  Olympic Bob: 

If only it were so simple to be as beautiful as Carole Lombard: 

Link: Five Steps in Daytime Makeup

Starring Maureen O'Sullivan:
https://flic.kr/p/7fwq3T

First, apply blue eye shadow. Second, apply a brown eye pencil. Third, darken lashes with mascara. Fourth, apply the rouge. Fifth, lipstick. Of course.

Short Pompadour

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Source: Practice and Science of Standard Barbering, ⓒ 1938-1958

That dude has a big head.

Use Your Scissors for Greater Permanent Wave Beauty

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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, August 1938

1937 Contradiction Styles

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1937

Coquette

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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, August 1938

Lines for Evening

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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, August 1938

Televisions... What Does it Require of Make-Up?

Or how to look good in black and white.

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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, August 1938

Exotique

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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, August 1938

Lemons: Your Bath, Your Teeth, Your Figure, Your Family

Is there anything a lemon can't do?
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Source: Lemons for Loveliness, 1935

Be True to Your Types

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Source: American Hairdresser, September 1932

Prevent Dropping of Permanently Waved Neck Curls

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1937

Fashions Go to the Head

Fashions Go to the Head - 1932. Various women turn their heads for the camera to show the new hairstyles.

http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=17313

Charmed I'm Sure

A charming little video on three makeovers from 1939



GLAMOUR MAKING (issue title is CHARMED I'M SURE) - British Pathe

A Gardenia and Tight Sculptured Curls

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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, April 1937

Discover the Natural Part

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1937

I fight my natural middle part.

Your Hair (and more Lemons!)

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Source: Lemons for Loveliness, 1935

The photos in this little book are just fabulous.

Señorita Spring Clasp Curl Clip

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Source: American Hairdresser, September 1932

Chew Wrigley's Double Mint for Exercise

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Source: American Hairdresser, September 1932

Your Skin (and Lemons!)

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Source: Lemons for Loveliness, 1935

That last photo is just beautiful.