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Sara Thom was apparently "the" hairdo model in the 60s, and the Sept 1963 issue of Hairdo talks a bit about her. They point out how beautiful she looks wearing rollers as on the cover, and how she spends so much time under dryers every day that she insists on only using the warm temperature setting to keep he hair from being damaged, It would be nice to know how her career progressed as hairstyles changed. Hairdo Magazine was also an icon of that era, and probably influenced many of the…

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The secret to a jet set hairstyle, is that it has to be glamorous without being too polished. To create these four styles, celebrity hairstylist Sam McKnight drew inspiration from the 1970s feathered Farrah ’do. "I started with a proper, old-fashioned blow-dry, and then destroyed it a bit,” he explains. The first order of business was to lop off model Stella Lucia’s bangs at nose level. Next, he teased in some volume with the help of his new Hair by Sam McKnight Modern Hairspray. “Ideally…

Once America pulled itself out of The Great Depression and the boys were home from WWII, women started wearing elaborate time-intensive hairstyles; notably the beehive and the bouffant (popularized by Jackie Kennedy). Throughout the sixties, the sky was the limit to how high a woman could pile her ‘do. THE SIXTIES Ah, yes. A class … Continue reading "From Bouffant to Farrah: The Glory Days of Big, Big Hair"