fallbackdown82 said:Any questions you have, I would be honored to do what I can to help. I have a great interest in vintage style haircuts as well, and I am trying to find more photos, articles etc as well. I plan on more or less specializing on the traditional and vintage aspects of barbering. The article you are referencing from is fairly accurate, maybe a little out of date, but has most of the basics. If you have any questions or want feedback or input, like I said I would be honored to help. I like your article on the period foods. I used to re-enact mountainman rendezvous and black powder shoot when I was a kid. I understand your passion!
John in Covina said:The concept of long thug gym shorts wasn't around until recent gangsta times.
Real nice style and cut! I like the sweater vest and tie, I wear that 30's sporty look all winter long.sproily said:I think this gentleman has a very nice style
sproily said:I think this gentleman has a very nice style
happyfilmluvguy said:here's my hair style.
Nick D said:This looks like an Arrow collar advertisement, but with slightly less sharp facial features.
theinterchange said:Sproily, I think your hair's pretty killer looking. Do you have any side/back views, I'd be interested in seeing them.
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You have to have wavy or curly hair, that's how I have mine. Do you have straight hair?Annixter said:I didn't see this question raised in the thread, so I apologize if I'm redundant: How do you get the top to wave like that. I've been thinking about trying it, but I don't know how?
Did anyone notice those cuffs? The have a "v" shape where the button is!sproily said:I think this gentleman has a very nice style
Annixter said:How do you get the top to wave like that. I've been thinking about trying it, but I don't know how?
sproily said:I have wavy hair but can't seem to get that sort of marcel... :eusa_doh:
habberdasher said:Did anyone notice those cuffs? The have a "v" shape where the button is!
That's pretty cool!repeatclicks said:Alot of 50s shirts have this as well. Ive got about 4-5.
A thick pomade turns my curly hair into poofy straight hair; I think a light pomade with hold that doesn't turn the hair straight (RC, for example) is what would work.Marc Chevalier said:I believe that Seth uses a thick pomade to "train" his wavy hair into that marcel.
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