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Lotta body curling lotion changed my life. I also used to rely on literally pinning my hair into shape like you did, because my hair would not curl. Wet set with no product was the best for my (maybe 3-4 hours of curl), before I started using Lotta Body (I had tried another lotion once before). Lotta Body even allows me to heat style my hair. I also have fine hair that slow dries, and I use metal ventilated rollers, which began in the late Victorian or Edwardian era, and were really popular from the 20's to 40's.

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This was so interesting to watch! Thank you for all the information provided. It made me a bit sad to know how much people suffer throughout times and we still don’t learn😢

One thing to remember is that many places had clothing exchanges. Women could bring in clothing items that their family no longer needed and earn points for each item. They then could exchange those points for items they wanted (like a thrift store on a point system). Allowing them to save their precious rations for better uses. Hand-me-downs were also quite popular especially for baby items.

Love your sweet dog.

My parents grew up during WWII in Britain. My maternal grandmother made clothing out of old worn out clothes. For instance if a neighbor had a jacket and the sleeves had worn out sleeves and gave it to her she would make a jacket for my mother or uncle. She didn't have a sewing machine so she sewed everything by hand. She was an amazing seamstress, her stitches were n like they were made by a sewing machine. She would unpick old cardigans and make a cardigan for my mother or uncle. She was very resourceful, she planted a garden, she would take my mom my and uncle to the Roman wall where all kinds of berry bushes and fruit trees were planted supposedly be the Romans. She made fruit jams and jellies and canned fruits and veggies. Many people hunted rabbits for meat (Yuck) but you do what you can to survive I suppose. I have many many WWII stories that my parents used to talk to us about, none of them very pleasant. If we wanted something they would guilt us by saying "During the war we didn't have frivolous things like that, that's a waste of money." They came to the USA in 1961 when I was 3 years old because there was a lack of housing in the UK because it had been bombed so much and even though the war had been over for about 17 years the UK was struggling. They used ration books into the late 1950s and my Dad got tired of no food and no decent housing so he packed up and left.

The background music is very distracting. If using background music it needs to be at a lower volume.

This was a fantastic, informative video. Did coupons 'roll over'- if you didn't use them all up in the year? I can't remember the name for the life of me- but in a novel I read, it seemed to be a preoccupation of the characters to talk about 'pre-war quality' food & clothes...

Basically this made it illegal to have clothing if you were large. I sew for a friend whose “waist/abdomen” height from hip line to bust is 7 1/2 inches longer than mine. No surprise that her hips are larger than mine, too. It’s hard enough to find independent pattern companies that do designs in her size, but it’s almost like they were making being her size illegal. There were clearly larger people then, too, although because their foods were not manufactured in the way, ours are, and people weren’t dieting as much, it was likely a smaller percentage of them there..

First time I found you. How intelligent of a take on this subject! Subbing.

Try a light mousse I use it on my client curls last she has fine hair !

Incredibly interesting and really well done! Thank you for sharing such an insightful and entertaining video. 💖

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Eres muy autosuficiente sola haces tus cosas tu cabello quedó muy bonito.

Hola Petra recién encontré tu canal lo haces muy bien pero veo que ya no publicas videos, eres muy bonita y gracias por todo.

Helo eres una experta colocando los ruleros, eres muy joven y lo haces bien tu cabello queda perfecto, saludos desde Perú

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I’ve been wishing for this exact video!! Thank you!❤❤❤ Love your videos; hope you’ll make more!

Wow. Interesting.

Also that dress at 13:47 is beautiful!

6:45 "You're making fun of yourself but you look like Marilyn Monroe here!

Beautiful color hair. Glad to see your demos and hear your tips. I hope the current trend of long, straight, lifeless, dull hair is going away soon! I really like your style and hope our super tacky overly casual culture will turn around soon. You are a helpful contributor to that improvement! 🏆👏 Thank you!

This is amazing. 😍Woud you consider making part two?

Liking because I love your hair and your dog is absolutely adorable!!! What a precious boy, loves his bone!!! 🤣😜😚😚😍

I subscribed as soon as u said hello i didnt see u there...😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

You want your curls to last longer- get a perm!

I love your lipstick , what lipstick do you use?

Do people comment on the hair net?

Maybe avoid the conditioner. I stopped using conditioner because it makes my hair too smooth. I need the grip for my hair to hold better. I need to look into hair conditioner in the olden days, but I doubt they used any. Frizz would have been smoothed with pomade or hair spray anyway?!

I have accepted that I have a scarf day in the week. I wash on saturdays, roll, have a scarf day on sunday, and monday I have great hair for the week. I sleep two nights on the sponge rollers. I do have a drying hood, but it only dries the top, not the bottom rows, no matter how I tilt and turn under it...

Glad your sweet pup also gets a facial! Too cute.❤

Gel also works very well, especially with magnetic rollers under a hood dryer;followed by plenty of back combing and lots of hairspray!

Ann Lowe is a forgotten designer. Designed for Jackie Kennedy!😊

I Love ❤️ Your Style, and watching your tutorials 😍

You're adorable!

Have you tried sock curls? Or dressing gown tie curls overnight? I'd be curious to see how you would style those, just found your channel and you deserve more views and comments! You have a great account and content.

that comment on the importance of lines in hairstyling is even more so accurate for darker hair where all of the importance is on the silhouette more so than in the texture of the hair (any detail will be lost in the depth of the colour) my absolute favourite rollers for the 60s and 70s are brush rollers they give a goregeous curl and are more defined than velcro, they don't seem to hold that long on me though

i really need that particular density of boar bristle brush because those i own and i fin today are either really stiff and dense scratching my scalp or too soft and shallow so it doesn't do anything

You are a woman after my own heart! I have tried the flat pin curls before with limited success. I will now have to try your standing ones, can’t wait for the results. Your dark roots make seeing what you are doing so clear!

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All that work setting your hair, back combing & styling! Just go to the local cosmetology school $10- ask for a senior student for a wet set & styled . Instructor are on the floor to help out. Relax and get your hair done stress free! Bring your own hair gel, the schools is water down.

Missing you, where have you been? I hope you have been ok . <3

I liked watching this, but the music is annoying and so unnecessary.

This is so helpful, thank you so much!❤️❤️❤️

You make me wanna dye my hair blonde and cut my hair short it looks so freaking cute

waaaa thank you!! i was looking for something like this!!

Thank you so much for this wonderful video and all of the other resources you shared!

Where is your pyjama set from? 😍

I am obsessed with your channel!!

it depends on the brand of bleach if you need to use 2nd day or slightly oily hair. Some might mix weird or not stick with the oil. But in the 50s when they used different chemicals to bleach your hair you Definitely needed the oil to protect your scalp