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3 Ways to Do 50s Hairstyles for Short Hair

By Matthew Lynch
February 19, 2024
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Introduction:

The fabulous 50s were a time of fun, glamour, and creativity. For ladies with short hair, the era offered some fantastic hairstyles that can still be easily recreated today. This article will explore three different ways to achieve a stylish and vintage look with your short hair.

1. Pin Curls

Pin curls are a classic way to achieve a 50s-inspired look for short hair. They are easy to create and provide a soft and romantic appearance.

Steps:

– Start with dry or slightly damp hair. If your hair is damp, towel dry it first.

– Apply a setting lotion to your hair to help hold the curls in place.

– Divide your hair into sections, roughly one inch in size.

– Take each section and wrap the hair around two fingers, forming a loop. Slide your fingers out of the loop and while keeping it intact.

– Flatten the curl against your head and secure it with bobby pins or pin curl clips.

– Repeat this process until all sections have been curled and pinned.

– Allow the curls to set overnight or under a hooded dryer for at least an hour.

– Once fully dried, carefully remove the pins and gently brush through the curls with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb.

2. Victory Rolls

Victory rolls are another iconic 50s hairstyle perfect for short hair. They add instant glamor and sophistication to your look.

Steps:

– Begin with clean, dry, and slightly teased hair for added volume.

– Create a side parting for added elegance.

– Take a section of hair from one side of your parting (around two inches wide) and backcomb gently at its roots for volume.

– Hold this section up at an angle away from your head, and wrap it around two fingers or a brush handle toward your scalp, creating a loop.

– Slide your fingers out and shape the roll by tucking the ends underneath the loop. Secure it with bobby pins, making sure they are hidden from view.

– Repeat this process on the other side of the parting.

– Finish the look with a touch of hairspray for hold and a headscarf or silk flower for an extra touch of 50s charm.

3. The Poodle

The poodle is another cute and playful short 50s hairstyle that is perfect for those with wavy or curly hair.

Steps:

– Start with freshly washed, damp hair and apply a styling mousse.

– Diffuse your hair using a hairdryer on a low setting with a diffuser attachment to help maintain its natural wave or curl.

– Once your hair is dry, create a high side parting to one side of your head.

– Section off the front fringe area and pin it forward in a pompadour style. Use bobby pins to hold them in place.

– Gather the remaining hair into multiple small sections and create pin curls as described in method 1. Secure each curl with bobby pins.

– Once all curls are secured, gently arrange them around your head to create the desired poodle shape.

– Finish with a spritz of hairspray and some pretty hair accessories.

Conclusion:

By following these three simple methods, you can create stunning 50s-inspired hairstyles that will make you stand out at any vintage event. Embrace the glamour of the 1950s, no matter how short your locks may be!

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