During The First Half Of The 1960S, Hair Would Not Simply Be Left Down Without Any Styling And Always Looked Sleek.
Part your hair, i.e., your bangs, in the middle and clip them back. Use a roller or volume brush to create base volume. Secure with a bobby pin underneath. 16 of 25.
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A popular style in the 1960s the flicked up bob was an easy to wear and flexible style for medium length or shorter hair. Basically backcomb the front section of your hair in the crown. In this series of instructional videos you'll learn how to cut and style hair into a retro 1960s hairstyle.
So Here’s A Super Easy ‘60S Hairstyle To Oomph Up Your Style.
Starting at the crown, gently pull. Once you have the base volume, you can now tease your hair by backcombing to enhance and give some extra volume. Now for the beehive part.
Shampoo Your Hair And Towel Dry It.
See more ideas about 1960s hair, vintage hairstyles, hair. You'll learn how to cut your hair, use a blow dryer to add. Place bobby pins up and down the center of that section and wind the hair over into a vertical roll and secure with hairpins.
(If Your Hair Is Too Long It May Not Be Possible To Create The “Flip” As The Curls May Fall Out.) To Create A “Bouffant” You Need To Tease Or Backcomb The Hair From Around The Crown And Then Smooth Over With A Brush.
Start with the hair in the middle of your crown for the best result. Tease hair at the root from front hairline to crown, then smooth surface with a brush. Add hairspray to keep the style intact.
