...continuing the style of HAIR UP

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 April 1939, Page 2 (Supplement)

...continuing the style of HAIR UP

Now see (above) how easily, once your hair is dressed, you can recomb it right in front of your hairdresser, just to be sure you can handle it alone at your home. Here you prove how easy it is to comb the front forward into one continuous curl to sit prettily over your forehead.

You take down one side (right), just to be sure you know how to put it up again. See the perfect S curve ending in a ringlet that you anchor with a tiny comb or hairpin. If you use just one decorative comb, let it hold your hail- in back, and anchor the sides with hairpins. But at night, the prettiest heads now have at least three fancy combs—to match ear-rings and necklaces.

The back of your head—small, neat and be<iutiful! And because it was set in a swirl it sweeps up easily into a graceful curve where you tuck your comb. Two seconds more, and you’ve curled the ends over your fingers into a cluster of separate puff curls for the top of your head. Now meet the NEW YOU, made up of the new hair-do, ear-rings, golden feathered comb and feathered necklace to match.

Here endeth Sandra's latest lesson in becoming a NEW YOU. It began last week with hair going up. Here it goes right up, lovely and alluring, and the lesson ends on the next page with a new and dramatic Hat.