Now retro hair styles are a whole 'nother ball game. I've tried quite a few times to recreate those glamorous victory rolls that my favorite pin-up IG'ers rock, and let me tell you, they must be using magic, because I can't for the life of me figure out how to get it done.
But fear not! I've found a super simple way to add some retro flair to your 'do without wanting to pull out your hair. The easy peasy solution? A vintage scarf. You can find one of these at any vintage/thrift store for under $10. You can even use a bandana! And those you can find at a craft store for about $1.
This look is perfect for summer. It keeps the hair out of your face, and looks like you put a lot of thought into your hair (when we both know, it only took a minute or two!).
Here's what to do:
1. From top to bottom (aka, one point to another), fold your scarf.
2. Fold the point at the top to the edge of the bottom.
3. Repeat step #2 at least once or twice more (or even three times!), depending on how thick or skinny you want the band to be.
4. Tie the scarf around your head, with the knot and scarf tails (ends? What do you even call them? haha) at the nape of your neck (but I usually push mine to one side and let the "tails" hang over one shoulder).
5. Use bobby pins to keep the scarf in place (especially if you're using a silky scarf; they get a little slippery and slide off if they're not held into place). I usually do two bobby pins on the top sides of my head and two on the back side.
P.S. These cat eye sunnies, from Paper Doll Vintage Boutique, (which I talked about here), add an extra touch of retro glam!
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