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Showing posts with label Wedding Hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Hair. Show all posts

Monday, August 3, 2009

Going to be a Furlough Bride?




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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, April 1943

Monday, March 16, 2009

Love, Honor and Cherish Good Grooming


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Source: American Hairdresser, June 1946

Wedding Belles



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Source: American Hairdresser, June 1946

I was expecting more wedding hairstyles from this issue of American Hairdresser, but I guess they're all hiding in the third section.

Saturday, January 10, 2009

For the Wartime Bride!






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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, June 1942

Monday, August 25, 2008

PDFs of Vintage Wedding, 1940s Hairstyles, and How to Dress Your Own Hair

Thanks to this post on the Vintage Hair Livejournal Community, we have the addresses for three PDFs with vintage hairstyles:

Vintage Wedding

1940s Hairstyles

How to Dress Your Own Hair

Awesome resource Rizzo. Thanks for sharing!

Monday, June 2, 2008

Beauty for the Bride!




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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, May 1939

This hair looks like it takes so much work, it's a shame to cover this hair with a veil. 

Happy is the Bride


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Source: Modern Beauty Shop, April 1942

I love the veil on this bride.

The Bride Says, "I Do..."

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Source: Unknown

How about some beautiful rolls for your wedding day? This hairstyle looks so beautiful on this bride. 

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Acceptable for All Occassions



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Source: American Hairdresser, December 1942

Three styles: 
(1) Go to New Lengths
(2) Follow the Waves
(3) Wedding on Leave

The second page is the setting styles for those hair styles on the first page. These pages are side by side in the magazine. 
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