Whether you are looking for something beautiful and feminine or something a little bit more fun and sassy take a look at these choices. Valentines Day is typically for lovers but that does not need to be the case. It could be a great day to celebrate loving yourself and being happy with being you.
This hairstyle is one that incorporates finger waves into a twisty bun at the base of the neck.
This model has a very deliberate side part and the sides are finger combed downward toward the ears to almost look like a short bob but actually this is an updo. Strong hold hair products make for a wet look and defined bends in the strands produce a ripple effect. If you are after an edgy flapper style then this might be something of interest to you. It is a great way to make a faux bob if you have longer hair.
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In the early 1950's the hairstyles still had influence from the previous decade of the 1940's. This handsome couple shows how men were masculine and women were feminine.
The husband has a strong square jawline and he is smiling with eyes rather than his mouth. His dark hair is slicked back on the sides in a neat manner. The top is longer and brushed back leaving some natural wave to the style. There is a somewhat side part but it is not defined and a few loops of hair are misplaced a bit for a not so perfect look. Most men used hair products or whatever could be found for styling purposes and may have included things such as Vaseline. Back then many folks were poor or at least not well off enough and had to make do with whatever was available. He is wearing a sharp looking dark double breasted suit with a white shirt and tie. It looks as though the fabric has some lighter flecks that resemble pin striping. This man's name was Bob and he was so in love with his wife Faye.
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With this look a bride wouldn't have to worry about a hairstyle:
This bride and groom from the early 1900's shows us how things were done a century ago. The veil is attached to a hat that resembles a shower cap. The nice thing is, it covers up the hair so who has to worry? This is the ultimate idea for the bad hair day bride. She has a pale complexion and no make-up which was a desirable look for this time.
Here is a great example of a family on vacation back in the day. It's a classic black and white photograph with big fir trees in the background and a glimpse of a mountain in the background. Photo most likely was taken in Mt Rainier National Park in the Great Pacific Northwest.
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