Sunday, September 30, 2012

When "Breck Girls" Get Together

HAIL SATAN!

Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific

Hair by FTD

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Italian Cuts, 1953

The new Italian Cut became extremely popular in 1953. It easily rivaled the Poodle Cut rage of the year before for some important reasons. The Poodle “looked the same on everybody who wore it and it especially favored the blonde…” in contrast, the Italian could be “varied to suit individual faces and because of it’s Latin look, it favored Brunettes bringing them back to a position in popular beauty standards that they had lost to bleaches.”

The Italian cut is shaggy but sculptured with deep waves on the crown. Spit curls frame the forehead and cheeks and a carefully ragged nape in an effect described by a romantic ladies’ magazine editor as “It’s like your boyfriend has been nibbling at the back of your neck.” Like the Poodle though, the Italian cut requires constant clipping.

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We don't accept tardy clientele

If we give you an appointment card, use it!

Miss Topsy

via the burlesque hall of fame

Friday, September 28, 2012

Date Night Hair

It's Friday. Have you got your date night hair on?

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Thursday, September 27, 2012

wistful

wigful

Pop the Top

We can’t be certain if this is a hat or her hair…

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In any case, The Hair Hall of Fame recommends a headscarf if you’re going to pop the top of your ’69 Mercury Cougar.

And make certain the scarf is securely fastened, particularly if you’re travelling in a Bugatti.

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Seniors Day

In the absence of our salon nurse, MJ will be fulfilling her duties. Today only all seniors 65 and older will receive a free radiation scalp treatment with the purchase of a shave and a haircut or shampoo set.

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Standard Reading Material

Look at this lovely gem that showed up in my mailbox today!

black power!

baby.

Monday, September 24, 2012

Just for Men

Is it wrong?

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Sunday, September 23, 2012

In Curlers: are you familiar?

Pete from In Curlers is a dear corresponding pal of mine. His collection of vintage curlers and apparatus is stunning! Look at his latest and be sure to click the link for the rest of this fabulous blog: