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How to Do Old Hollywood Curls

By Matthew Lynch
November 9, 2023
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 Introduction

Old Hollywood curls are the epitome of timeless glamour and sophistication. With their swoon-worthy cascading waves and elegant shine, these glamorous curls have been gracing red carpets and magazine covers since the days of Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe, and Veronica Lake. In this article, we’ll teach you how to achieve this classic look in just a few simple steps.

Step 1: Prepare your hair

To create the perfect base for your Old Hollywood curls, start with freshly washed and conditioned hair. Apply a heat protectant spray to shield your hair from styling damage, and then apply a volumizing mousse or styling cream from roots to tips for added texture and hold.

Step 2: Section your hair

Divide your hair into three sections: one on each side of your head and one at the back. Secure each section with a clip or hair tie. This will make it easier to work on small sections of hair without them getting tangled.

Step 3: Choose your curling tool

You can use either a curling iron or curling wand to create Old Hollywood curls. Opt for one with a barrel size of 1 to 1.5 inches for the ideal wave size. Remember, smaller barrels create tighter curls and larger barrels create looser waves.

Step 4: Curl your hair

Working with one section at a time, take a small strand of hair (about 1-inch wide) and wrap it around the curling iron or wand while holding it vertically. Make sure to curl away from your face, as this will create more flattering waves that open up your facial features.

Hold the curl for about 8-10 seconds before gently releasing it and sliding the iron out from the curled strand. Avoid tugging on the curl as this might cause it to lose shape.

Step 5: Pin the curls

As you release each curl, use a bobby pin or hair clip to secure it against your head. This will allow the curls to cool and set in place, which is crucial for achieving long-lasting Old Hollywood waves.

Step 6: Let it set

Allow your pinned curls to cool and set for about 20-30 minutes, or until they have completely cooled down. This is the perfect time to do your makeup or put on your favorite Old Hollywood-inspired outfit.

Step 7: Release and brush

Once your curls have cooled, remove the pins or clips carefully. Then, gently run a paddle brush or wide-tooth comb through your curls to soften them and create a more cohesive wave pattern.

Step 8: Set with hairspray

To ensure that your glamorous Old Hollywood curls stay in place all day (or night) long, lightly mist your hair with a strong-hold hairspray. For added shine, you can also apply a finishing serum or hair oil.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can achieve stunning Old Hollywood curls that will make you feel like a glamorous screen siren. Practice makes perfect – so don’t be afraid to give this classic look a go for your next big event or just an extra special night out.

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