Technical Session- Victorian Hair Style 2

Victorian Gothic Hair- Ringlet and Up Styles

     

Step 1: Section the hair from the middle of the ears, and tie the rest of hair to the back. Pull some hair out on below.

Step 2: You can neither do a center parting or no parting.

While doing these two steps, pre-heating the curling iron!

Health and Safety: Do not put the curling irons anywhere near the makeup products!

     

Step 3:

Start with the center parting, take a small section of the hair, and curl the hair from the same direction of the parting. Pull the hair up and curl it down, remember not to do it too tight as it will be difficult to remove. Then use the back of the comb to help you remove the hair from the curling iron. Continue doing the rest of the front hair, but curling in different directions between each one. For the side, can either continue doing the same or create several falling curls on the side. To create the falling curls, hold the curling iron vertically. 

Step 4:

Tie the rest of the back hair into a bun. Use some hair grips around the hair band, this will make sure the hair stays up and tight. Back combing it to create volume, then fold it over and put some hairpins to secure it. Do it in several small sections around it, so you can be able to cover the hair band. Finally, create some falling curls on the bottom hair.

Health and Safety: 

Use a comb between the curling irons and the scalp to avoid scald. Be really careful when curling around the ears.