Edwardian Waves or Faux Marcel Waves - A signature look of Edwardian era hairstyles, true Marcel waves are difficult to do on one’s self! So the Edwardians created a faux wet set version with patented waving pins! This tutorial is based on that “at home” technique, using modern products.
Note:
These faux waves are softer, fluffier and less defined than true Marcel waves. As the 1910 article that I’ve based this tutorial on points out “[it} will not give them the same appearance as a true Marcel wave” but “they offer the nearest home-made approach” “creating true waves instead of crimping or curls”.
If you use this tutorial I’d love to see the results! Tag me at @thejennylafleur on IG or FB or contact me on Jennylafleur.com!
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♦PRODUCTS & TOOLS♦
Trauma Treatment by L’anza (www.ulta.com/p...)
Quickslip by Paul Mitchell (www.amazon.com... )
Platinum Formation Mousse by Kenra (www.ulta.com/p... )
Bassu Hydrating Oil by Surface Hair (www.amazon.com...)
Fast Drying Sculpting Spray by Paul Mitchell (www.amazon.com... )
0.3” Flexible Curling Rods (www.amazon.com... )
Proclaim Rubber Bands (www.amazon.com... )
Wet Brush Pro (www.amazon.com... )
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9 сен 2024
