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1. Curls, Curls, Curls : Your Go-To Guide for Rocking Curly Hair - Plus Tutorials for 60 Fabulous Looks

Author

Samantha Harris and Samantha Harris

Subjects
Hair preparations, Hairwork, Ornamental hairwork
Abstract

Loose waves, perfect spirals, tight coils...no two curls are created equal! Samantha Harris reveals the secrets to making them all look gorgeous in this essential beauty guide packed with illustrated instructions and gorgeous photographs that make it easy to replicate professional-level styles at home. Featuring step-by-step directions for 60 fabulous styles from Glamour Waves to a Dutch Plait, or Asymmetric Cornrow, Curls, Curls, Curls! has looks for every girl and every curl. With a helpful curl-type identification chart, in-depth curly care section, and advice on the best tools and products, this book includes everything a girl needs to put her best curl forward.

Published
2016

2. Precious Memories Captured in Hair.

Author

Sheumaker, Helen

Subjects
ORNAMENTAL hairwork, HAIRWORK jewelry, VICTORIAN Period, Great Britain, 1837-1901, EMOTIONS, WREATHS
Abstract

The article focuses on the history of hairwork which became an important ritual object for a Victorian white middle class that placed high value on sentimentality. It mentions that the jewelry, albums, and wreaths made of hair tell about the enduring power of emotions and sentiment for those who lived in the American past.

Published
2021

3. The Art of Hair : The Ultimate DIY Guide to Braids, Buns, Curls, and More

Author

Rubi Jones and Rubi Jones

Subjects
Braids (Hairdressing), Hairstyles, Hairwork, Ornamental hairwork, Hair--Care and hygiene
Abstract

“Not only is this book insanely stunning, it's instructional! The Art of Hair gives the reader step by step tutorials on all of your dream hair styles.” —Coco & CoweHairstyling is a timeless way for women to create something unique and express themselves. Whether you wash it and run out the door, combine looks like edgy cornrows with disheveled waves or defy gravity with a sky-high'60s beehive, your easy-to-follow guide to hair is here. With nearly fifty diverse styles and tips for every type of hair length and texture, The Art of Hair: The Ultimate DIY Guide to Braids, Buns, Curls and More is the definitive guide to DIY hairstyling for women of all ages, styles and hair types.From the basics like hair 101 and frizz-free blowout instructions to sections dedicated to ponytails, buns and chignons, braids, twists and rolls, and curls—this book has you and your hair covered. Step-by-step, illustrated guides accompany each lavishly photographed look, ensuring that every style is accessible for every hair type.Having styled hair for world-renowned brands in cities from New York to Paris, Rubi Jones is well versed in general hair care, simple techniques, extravagant hairstyles and everything in between. Whether you have naturally thin, pin-straight short hair or long, thick layers of curls, Rubi gives you the tools your need to complete any hairstyle. Learn her tricks, infuse these looks with your signature style and become your own favorite stylist with The Art of Hair.“If you're looking to see the future of hair, you need to keep an eye on Rubi Aguilar Jones.” —Lucky Magazine

Published
2015

6. HAIRLOOM VARIETY.

Author

Long, Grahame

Subjects
HAIR ornaments, JEWELRY -- History, DECORATION & ornament, HAIRWORK jewelry, ORNAMENTAL hairwork
Abstract

The article explores the history of using hair jewelry among the people in Charleston, South Carolina. Historical resources prove that the people consider hair jewelry as a reflection to the personality of the person as well as a status symbol. It is also revealed that ancient people used lockets, medallions and brooches with hair taken from the departed as a sign of mourning. However, the trend of using it to resemble sorrow has changed because people design it for grooming and decoration.

Published
2009

7. Instant Gratification.

Subjects
HAIR extensions, HAIRWORK, ORNAMENTAL hairwork
Abstract

The article features several hair extensions including Gorgeous Clip-in hair extensions, Hairdreams 7 Star extensions and Hair Couture Y-Tip fusion extensions.

Published
2016

8. Chinese hair ornaments.

Author

Liu, Robert K.

Subjects
*ORNAMENTAL hairwork, *DECORATION & ornament, CHINESE decorative arts
Abstract

Features hair ornaments from China. History of hair ornaments in China; Alterations of traditional Chinese hair ornament designs; Phenomenon of transposition in Chinese hair ornaments; Global scarcity of hair ornaments.

Published
1999

9. Hair Raisers.

Author

S. R.

Subjects
*NEW product development, *HAIRDRESSING equipment & supplies, *ORNAMENTAL hairwork, *COMBS, *COMMERCIAL products
Abstract

Introduces several hair accessories. Cost of the heart-shaped clip from Head Dress; Physical description of Icing by Claire's hair sticks; Key features of the comb from Medusa's Heirlooms.

Published
2005

10. Hair-Ornament Safety.

Author

Stern, Loraine

Subjects
*SKULL fractures, *CHILDREN'S accidents, *ORNAMENTAL hairwork
Abstract

Provides information on the skull fractures caused by plastic-ball hair ornaments among children.

Published
2000

11. Life is a cabaret.

Subjects
*ORNAMENTAL hairwork
Abstract

Focuses on information on the Kaiserschnitt (literally, Caesarean section) hair salon in Berlin, Germany, where patrons get their pubic hair styled, colored and more. The article by Sean Langan in `Independent Magazine' of London; Strange requests from patrons.

Published
1995

12. Fall's pretty ponytails.

Subjects
HAIRSTYLES, HAIR care products, ORNAMENTAL hairwork
Abstract

Offers Smoothies Metal-Free Ponytail Holders by intuition for sleek ponytails. Cost; How to achieve an elegant color elastics matched with each hair color.

Published
1997

13. `Fantasy' stylists go toe to toe, and it's really hair-raising.

Author

Henderson, Angelo B.

Subjects
*ORNAMENTAL hairwork, *AFRICAN Americans
Abstract

Offers a look at some of the unusual hair styling techniques which are being created in Detroit, Michigan in 1996. Stylist Willie Robinson and his hair techniques that sometimes require live animals, including a python; Michael Turner, another stylist, and his `Hair Copter'; Reasons behind such ingenuity based in the `hair wars,' hair-fashion shows created for African-Americans; Other details about this fad known as fantasy hair including other cities where it is popular.

Published
1996

14. Hairlooms.

Author

A.B

Subjects
ORNAMENTAL hairwork
Abstract

Reports that a boutique that offers women a variety of hair accessories has been opened in New York by the hair accessories company, Alexandre de Paris. Reference to company being named after the renowned French coiffeur, Alexandre; Description of Alexandre's line of accessories; Comment by Albert Behmoiran, owner of Alexandre de Paris; Price range of accessories.

Published
1996

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