A little something quick and fun for this beautiful (albeit a bit overcast here… hehe!) spring day! This sweet, 50s style ‘do is quickly becoming one of my favorite looks this season. The faux bang is actually far easier than it looks, and it’s also a great style for “next day” curled hair! I hope you enjoy this video–and I’d love to see your version if you try it!
50s style faux bang tutorial
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cute! thanks girl!
Many thanks for the tutorial! It’s magnificent and you look so perfect.
Hi! you look so cool! i didn’t know faux bang was that easy to do. Or at least it looks easy when you’re doing it. But I wonder which product you’re using when shaping the faux bang? What kind of paste is it? Thank you for all the inspiring tips! Lisa
*sigh*
I wish this cute look would work with my hair…but I have such curly, curly hair I know that I couldn’t get it to look right.
Lovely tutorial!!
Emily
oh you’re so cute as always! i normaly do just a quick faux bangs, i pull it more to the side so it’s a bit flat. and when i have more time and patience i do like you do
Great tutorial and you look so cute. The 40s and 50s really suite you! I was a kid in the 50s and my mom always cut my bangs so short. I never liked it! Then in college I was looking through some old year books and saw all the girls with their short short bangs! Then I realized why she cute them so short; it was the fashion. Now I like it.
Your blog is great and always up lifting. I stop by everyday. Thanks for doing such a great job.
amazing…can’t wait to try it out myself. I love classic hairstyles.x
That’s a great tutorial and a super cute hairstyle. I’m not sure, but I think that in most of the pictures I see of you, you’re wearing your hair pulled back. Just wanted to say that when your hair was down in this tutorial, you look great, too. It looks like you have beautiful thick and healthy hair.
Wow! I have no sound on my computer, but you are MUCH better at that than I am! I will have to practice. Thank you for the tutorial! Doesn’t seem so scary now. hehe.
Here’s me and my friend with rolled bangs. We used those long foam rollers with wire in the center and tucked the ends under our head scarves. Heck, it worked!
http://www.wearing-history.com/images/rolledhairs.jpg
Casey, you are so darn cute! I love that look on you so much!
Thanks for making this tutorial. I really enjoyed it.
Beautiful as always Miss Casey!
xx
I tried it out for myself!
The evidence of this can be found on a knitting tutorial video i posted on my blog today, mentioning your tutorial and blog at the end! Take a look if you get a chance
thanks for sharing, I’ll try this on my hair but I have an horrible fringe.
but I definitely want to look this great so, I’ll try it’s sure.
it’s like you’re coming out from the movie Pleasantville, one of my favorite.
thank you Casey
You look so perfect! What a fab tutorial. I wish my hair was as nice as yours and not the half straight, half frizzy mess it actually is!
What a great video – you are very very natural on camera
I always read your blog but this is the first time I’ve heard your voice. It sounds just like how I imagined it! I don’t have enough hair to try out your hairdo but really admire how you were able to tame your hair and make it do what you want it to do!
Barbie hair. ;D
I have never watched any of your videos before, but that was really cool! I seem to always be stumped when it comes to hair-dos, thanks alot! And I just might try this out for tomorrow’s night out!
omg i totally love it cant wait to try it out on my hair lol hope it works … that look is perfect for u =]