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Hair was sectioned using the hot cross bun technique and tint was applied to the roots. The hair was then evenly spread out to allow for an even finish of colour. Styled using the pin curl technique using both directional and the brick method.

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I created this style by first separating the front section to the back. Then using my fingers I curled the hair and pinned the roll into place on both sides of the head. For the back section I used a curling iron and pin curls to create tight curls that were popular in that era.

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First whilst the hair was wet I sectioned in to 4, pinning the front away from the back as these sections were done separately. I made a guideline down the parting to the crown and followed this around the head in orange segments, giving a long graduation cut. I then dried and styled the hair using a paddle brush and straighteners. If l was to redo this cut I would take more off to make the graduation more obvious.

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30/04/20 - Finger Waves
After researching finger waves I chose a low bun hair style in order for the waves to be main focus. Whilst creating the waves I found it difficult to get the hair to stay in place but once I'd managed to complete the first wave the others followed suit quite easily. If I was to create this look again I would use a bigger barrel curling wand to give a more defined wave.