Late Victorian hairstyling

Today we did our Victorian hairstyle that represented the late years, and in the late Victorian period very ellaborated hairstyles were in fashion for women. I enjoyed doing this and I think that the result was pretty good considering that I don't have much experience doing hair and I think that doing a more complicated hairstyle and actually making it look nice was a challenge that I overcame.

TOOLS USED:

• Pintail comb;
• Heated rollers;
• Medium curling tong;
• Roller pins;
• Bobby pins;
• Hair ties.

PRODUCTS USED: 

• Hairspray to finish the look.

HOW TO: 

1. Create a centre parting using the pintail comb;
2. Using the white rollers, pick up the same amount of hair that would fit the roller and roll the hair from the centre parting to the sides, in a downward motion, tucking the ends of the hair under the roller with a pintail comb so it won't be messy. Do this on both sides, and add two rollers - pin the rollers afterwards with a roller pin;
3. On the hair that it's left, near the ears, roll the white rollers in the same way we did with the previous ones, but this time create curls that curl from the front of the face to the back;
4. After creating the front curls, make a small bun at about the base of the neck, in the back (or a larger one if the model has lots of hair);
5. After making the bun, curl the hair that is left on the sides, especially the ends using a medium hair tong and pin the hair onto the bun, leaving the ends to free, to achieve a nice, not too made up effect;
6. Remove the white rollers and comb the hair a litle bit then keep the curls on the sides, but still pushing them back, making sure that they cover the little bun and blend well together with the previous curls;
7. Pin everything that needs to be pinned and apply hairspray and we're done.

MY RESULTS: