You look great, always so happy and Your colorful style seems to match Your cheerful personality, always a pkleasure to see Your outfit posts. I'd curl the bangs/ fringe up with a curler to create Bettie Page U bangs. I'd do the rolls narrower in the start( like icecream cones) and I would try to make a V shape at the back, as in victory.It's great that they are not hollow. You could also try making them off center with a sidepart and forming a heartshape in the front and play with bangs lifting them in to tree standing curls or mayby pulling them backwords into a pompadour poof... Hope You don't mind my advice.I'm NO big expert on the subjekt. You would also really rock a poodle doo with u shaped bangs,that's a flirty and playful hairstyle that would suit You wry well me thinks....
first aaah i love your new profile pic;) and of course i love your victory rolls too! i want to try this too, i always thought it wouldn´t look good with a fringe but now seeing your hair that fabulous i see i was so wrong!!! and this electric blue and green combo is brilliant! love and kiss,mary
a smashing job, outstanding for a first go. and they get even better and easier with practice. love this clash of decades. i'm always in 40s hair, 60s clothing, 21st century accessories, revamped clothes of my mums from the 80s or just general jumble of miscellaneous decades. gotta love it!
They look great, especially for a first try! x
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! You look fantastic! I've never particularly been able to make them work for me.
ReplyDeleteYou look great, always so happy and Your colorful style seems to match Your cheerful personality, always a pkleasure to see Your outfit posts.
ReplyDeleteI'd curl the bangs/ fringe up with a curler to create Bettie Page U bangs.
I'd do the rolls narrower in the start( like icecream cones) and I would try to make a V shape at the back, as in victory.It's great that they are not hollow.
You could also try making them off center with a sidepart and forming a heartshape in the front and play with bangs lifting them in to tree standing curls or mayby pulling them backwords into a pompadour poof...
Hope You don't mind my advice.I'm NO big expert on the subjekt.
You would also really rock a poodle doo with u shaped bangs,that's a flirty and playful hairstyle that would suit You wry well me thinks....
first aaah i love your new profile pic;) and of course i love your victory rolls too! i want to try this too, i always thought it wouldn´t look good with a fringe but now seeing your hair that fabulous i see i was so wrong!!! and this electric blue and green combo is brilliant!
ReplyDeletelove and kiss,mary
Excellent job! As with most things, the more you do them, the easier they get :)
ReplyDeleteI've needed those shoes my whole life. Great victory rolls! xxx
ReplyDeletea smashing job, outstanding for a first go. and they get even better and easier with practice. love this clash of decades. i'm always in 40s hair, 60s clothing, 21st century accessories, revamped clothes of my mums from the 80s or just general jumble of miscellaneous decades. gotta love it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic job! I love them. You can't beat a mish-mash of eras in one outfit, much more fun. x
ReplyDeleteAdorable, I am forever clashing my decades xx
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job, they're great. Love the collar that matches with the shoes. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteso cute!!!
ReplyDeleteMandy
Nestled in Nostalgia
Perfection from head to toe! I love your do - and the collar of the cardi ties in exquisitely with the shoes. Love it all!
ReplyDeleteSarah xxx
These look so good!!!!! I love them. I'm incapable of putting my hair in victory rolls. No matter how many YouTube tutorials I watch.
ReplyDeleteMabel
Mabel Time