You Tube, Ahoy! It took me 3 days but I -finally- figured out how to make a video and edit it. I decided that a You Tube channel would the best way of doing my tutorials. In video, you can see my movements and you don't have to wait for Pj to come home and take pictures for me! I hope that this You Tube things allows me to do tutorials more frequently. If you get tired of my camera silliness and want the photo tutorials back, just tell me and I'll make that happen!
Anyways, I did this tutorial over a year ago but my methods have changed a lot since then so I wanted to show you the way I do them now. Since Rhys fell asleep in my bedroom, I had to do record this video in the silent film method. I have a feeling that there will be a lot of that happening when I do my tutorials on the weekdays while Pj is at work.
This tutorial is done on dry, straight hair. I will be doing a similar tutorial for victory rolls with pin curls soon. If anyone has any questions or problems, please leave me a comment below and I will do my best to help. Hope you enjoy!
NOTE: this video has music to it, so if you're at work or have sleeping kids next to you, be sure to turn your volume down before you hit play! :)
Anyways, I did this tutorial over a year ago but my methods have changed a lot since then so I wanted to show you the way I do them now. Since Rhys fell asleep in my bedroom, I had to do record this video in the silent film method. I have a feeling that there will be a lot of that happening when I do my tutorials on the weekdays while Pj is at work.
This tutorial is done on dry, straight hair. I will be doing a similar tutorial for victory rolls with pin curls soon. If anyone has any questions or problems, please leave me a comment below and I will do my best to help. Hope you enjoy!
NOTE: this video has music to it, so if you're at work or have sleeping kids next to you, be sure to turn your volume down before you hit play! :)
:D what a great tutorial! love the music too! Perfect fit :)
ReplyDeleteI love how you use Aqua Net hahaha I use the same! :D
ReplyDeleteLovely and clear video tutorial with nice lighting, so you can actually see the roll and shape! Congrats!
ReplyDeletelovely! thank you, will give this a go later x
ReplyDeleteThis is an absolutely amazing tutorial! Do you think I could do something similar with short hair? I have a kind of long pixie cut, and I think I could potentially do something a little.... smaller.
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Paris of The Vintage Look
Oh, sure! My hair used to be quite shorter. I used a similar technique with smaller rolls. You can also kind of fake it by swooping the section of hair into a loop and pinning in place with a lot of hair spray...I think I may do a tutorial for that too! :)
DeleteNice work! I prefer the victory rolls as you do- assymetrical and with a sidepart!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! It was a great tutorial. I've always wanted to try them but didn't know where to begin. Now I can start experimenting :D
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I really enjoyed watching.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm sure one of these days, you'll inspire me enought that I'll have the courage to wear victory rolls outside my house!
A fabulously awesome video! Loved watching you in the silent mode with the music. My hair is very thick, long and curly and has it's own way to behave. Would love to see some more styles, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI shall have to adapt my way of doing it to incorporate my thumbs too!! This looks FAB ;)
ReplyDeleteThis tutorial is fantastic! Great job! Can't wait to see the next one!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice video, great instructions, and you really gave an idea of the different placing of the rolls. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Ashley. I was trying to view your channel on youtube and it stated it was unavailable :(
ReplyDeleteHi I just had to let you know this was so helpful I have very straight and opinionated native hair but I love the look of the victory roll. Am going to give it another try. Think I need to back comb like the dickens cause I haven't tried it before, back combing that is lol. And I have stayed up into the wee hours looking at all your tutorial 's. you seem like a sweet person, wish we lived next door to each other and could have a chat, and a cup if tea keep blogging sincerely your friend Cooki ;)
ReplyDeleteHi I just had to let you know this was so helpful I have very straight and opinionated native hair but I love the look of the victory roll. Am going to give it another try. Think I need to back comb like the dickens cause I haven't tried it before, back combing that is lol. And I have stayed up into the wee hours looking at all your tutorial 's. you seem like a sweet person, wish we lived next door to each other and could have a chat, and a cup if tea keep blogging sincerely your friend Cooki ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and funny tutorial - thank you so much, you're brilliant! I don't know hwat kind of hair style I could make, my hair is curly when freshly washed and fixed with tons of styling mousse, but very fizzy after some hours or the day after, and I cannot wash my hair each day, it takes me too much time (I have 2 kids). However, in Switzerland it's almost impossible to get hair accessories for vintage hair styles, so where could I get those? I could manage to crochet a snood, but all the other stuff? Anyway, thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI just found your site when I was looking foe a bullet bra pattern, and lo and behold, you also had a tutorial on victory rolls that looks easy enough. I have thin hair, (that I just dyed pink), so I will try your method and let you know how it works. I have been a vintage enthusiast for over 30 years and I am so glad I found your site! Thank you for taking the time to do this. I am a mom too, so I know how precious your time is!
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