Curly headed Gals in the UK might like to try Silverkrin for Curly hair. It's in an orange can and I only discovered it last week.
Amazing hold on my unruly locks. Available in Superdrug. (much cheapness!)
I know exactly how you feel, a few yrs back I decided to have it done for me.
She made me look like a cross between Marge Simpsons sisters and like you say, Gary Oldman as Dracula!!!
Much better to practise at home, but you still look Gorrrrgeous!!!
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Fascinating stuff!
Looks like the kind of thing you'd see Indiana Jones trying to save from the clutches of some unscrupulous Nazi Archeaologist!
As you say, nothing new. Been doing it for centuries!
K
I'm going to a New Years party and I want to do the 30s thing...got a lovely lace dress to wear and rolls will just look wrong. So, been experimenting with waves (used lottabody bought on reccommendation of FL gals -off UK ebay!) and set the front.
I'm planning on pin curling the back (which...
Oh, I know what you mean. I have some on my WW2 nurses kit. Sanforized rubber. Usually perish after a while but quite easy to find if you rummage in old haberdashery boxes.
K
And frankly, if todays 'ideal' is to look like Keira et al then frankly I'm happy to be 'obese'! (size 18 uk)
All my 40s clothes fit me, and I have many patterns/magazines from the era for bigger gals!
I have lots of original photos of larger men and women and all of my WW2 uniforms are...
Eegads! you must be so excited!
I'm not familiar with the film...but wow, it looks straight out of 'It's a Wonderful Life' all I need now is Jimmy Stewart and lots of snow.
Good luck and do have fun and post loads of photos!!!! where are you going on honeymoon or did I miss that bit...
Oooh I'm looking forward to this one, but is there a closing date? I don't usually put the tree up until December 10th ish?
I always have a British 30s/40s Christmas and on the weekend of the 23rd/24th will be having friends over in vintage for some festive retro silliness!
You are awfully...
Hello, thought I'd share this recipe for a Wartime Economy Christmas Pudding with you.
This is from the December 1939 edition of 'Womans Illustrated' (no longer published) Of course it was our first Christmas at war and the magazine is full of ideas for a thrifty Christmas!
I have made...
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