Technique and Art of Marcel Waving -- Creating 1920s Hair Waving Styles in Six Steps
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Originally published in 1923, this book will teach you how to create fabulous 1920s waved styles. Marcel Grateau evented his technique in 1882, but it grabbed attention for him when he waved the hair of actress Jane Hading and she wore her newly waved hair for all to see in her play "Le Maitres Des Forges" in 1885.
The Marcel Waving technique uses a heated iron to wave the hair. With similar results as finger waving techniques used in the 1920s, the Marcel technique created more lasting results because a hot iron was used to create the wave. Hairdressing tools have evolved and today's curling iron barrels range in size from small to large, allowing you to choose the right curling iron to use for your waving style.
This book details the six steps necessary to Marcel Wave. The steps are actually coordinated "movements" made with the iron, comb and hand to create the desired waving effect. The author details each step with both illustrations and text descriptions. After the movements are mastered, you then learn how to join the waves, direct the left and right wave, and drop a wave -- all techniques used to create the hairstyles that follow. Over 45 additional illustrations show you how to create 15 hairstyles including the straight back marcel wave, wave with dip on forehead, horseshoe wave, waving for a center part, wave for a high part, short center parting with bangs, center parting wave for high forehead, waving and curling for a bob, wave for cross parting coiffure, horseshoe wave with bang, wave for a short low parting, waved evening coiffure, wave for a bob effect, side wave arrangement, and evening coiffure with waved wathe. Sample hairstyles and illustration images are shown at the top of this page. ==== FOR MORE FANTASTIC 1920s and 1930s BEAUTY BOOKS please see "Make-Up -- 1930s Beauty Instruction and Technique" and "Art of Finger Waving -- Recreating Vintage 1920s and 1930s Hairstyles." Top to learn more
Basic Technique for Creating Marcel Waves and a Selection of 1920s Hairstyles.
"Technique & Art of Marcel Waving" by William F. Zentler was originally published in 1923 to aid hairdressing students in mastering the skill of Marcel waving. The Marcel wave iron was invented by French hairstylist Francois Marcel (aka Marcel Grateau) in 1872 to create a side-to-side waving of the hair. Originally intended for longer, Victorian-era hair that would be pulled up, by the 1920s Marcel waving had become the height of fashion for bobbed and short hairstyles. This book has 4 chapters (74 pages) of history, instructions, and illustrations. The hairstyles are generally for hair that is just below the jaw line in length. It would be not be possible to do most of these styles on yourself, as you could only wave the sides of your own hair.The first chapter offers a brief history of curly hair fashion up until the "modern" method of creating Marcel waves. The beginner might have more control using the old finger method to guide the hair instead of a comb, but you do...
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