Link: The Vintage Inn shares some American Hairdresser Magazines

The Vintage Inn shared some scans from one of my favorite magazines, American Hairdresser. (The post is from last year, but I just discovered it.)
http://www.vintageinn.ca/2014/02/american-hairdresser-magazine-1947-and-1948/

Follow the link to find out how to do the Careerist and other hairstyles.

Retouch-Permanent Combination Saves Valuable Time

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1943

1937 Contradiction Styles

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1937

Fascinating story on hairnet outsourcing from 1920.
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Source: American Hairdresser, September 1920

Hairline Precision

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Source: American Hairdresser, May 1945

In Perfect Balance

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Source: American Hairdresser, May 1945

I don't know about you guys, but I fail at hairstyles that require symmetry. Even pigtails.
P.S. Nice bow! She looks like a present.

Countess

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Source: American Hairdresser, May 1945

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

The Coronet Coif

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Source: American Hairdresser, May 1945

Be Exact in Building Pin Curls

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Source: American Hairdresser, May 1945

Smart for Summer

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Source: American Hairdresser, May 1945

I love the smooth rolls. So pretty...

Discover the Natural Part

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1937

I fight my natural middle part.

Calculated Brevity

Source: American Hairdresser, June 1946

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

American Styles

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Source: American Hairdresser, September 1927

Cutting (...)

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Source: American Hairdresser, April 1937

Someone cut out the picture that was on the other side of this article so a big chunk is missing at the top! (You can see part of an image that is cut off.) It doesn't seem like it took any of the instructions, but I apologize that it is incomplete. I'm not sure what the complete title is either.

When I bought this the seller didn't mention that there were big sections removed. That's so frustrating! Not the first time I bought a magazine that was missing some of the important parts.

Facts on Flattery

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Source: American Hairdress, November 1942

Not too casual, not too formal....

Trim and Loveley

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Source: American Hairdresser, November Nov 1942