Finger Wave Secrets of the 1920's

18 Lessons on How to Create the Beautiful Finger Waves of the 1920's and 1930's - by a Leading Hair Stylist of the Era

You too can learn how to do finger wave styles as worn by 1920's Hollywood actresses like Billie Dove and Clara Bow and become the envy of your friends or competitors

Finger waves evolved during the 1920's and 1930's to take the hard edge off the popular bobbed hairstyles of the era. Initially finger waves were quite simple but as with any hair styling innovation there were talented exponents of the craft who used their skills to advance finger waving to an art form. The early 1930's finger waves were particularly stylish.

Finger waves remained popular during the 1920's and early 1930's as long as short hair was fashionable. However the wheels of fashion continued to turn until finger waves became a lost art. As with most fashion trends however the wheel has turned full circle and there is now a renewed demand for hairdressers with finger waving skills. Fortunately for us one of the top finger wave hair stylists of the twenties and thirties published a book detailing the techniques he perfected over many years. You can take advantage of his years of experience - These finger waving skills are just as relevant today!

Introducing...

Finger Wave Lessons from an Expert

Learn how a top hairstylist of the late 1920's created finger wave styles for both short and longer hair. Get the benefit of his years of top level hairdressing experience and shorten your learning curve. The clear, simple instructions from an expert and the accompanying photographs and illustrations for each individual finger wave hairstyle ensure that you too can learn the secrets of creating beautiful fingerwaves that will be the envy of others.

Finger Waving Tips and Techniques covered

The correct way to apply curling fluid - p8
How to comb to get best results - p9
The trick to making finger waves stay in place 50% longer - p12, p31
What to do when a person has a cowlick - p14
When to use each of the 3 types of swirl waves - p15
How to make hair lie smooth and close to the head - p23
How to stop finger waves from pulling down - p25
Which type of comb is best for finger waving - p27
When to use a cold curling iron - p27
A simple styling technique to create unique variations - p36
A method for shaping ringlets or soft curls - p49
And much, much more...

For a more detailed overview of the content the Table of Contents is listed below. There are six introductory lessons that teach the basics of how to do finger waves plus and additional 12 lessons that teach you how to create 12 popular finger wave hairstyles, and variations.

FINGER WAVES - Table of Contents

LESSON 1 - Finger Waving Defined, Preparation, Curling Lotion: Getting the preparation right
LESSON 2 - Finger Waving Technique: Primary steps in the execution of finger wave technique - style basics
LESSON 3 - Horseshoe Waving: Matching Waves
LESSON 4 - Swirl Wave No.1: Finger waving became universally popular with the introduction of the "Swirl Bob"
LESSON 5 - Swirl Wave No.2: A variation of the Swirl Bob
LESSON 6 - Swirl Wave No.3: An extreme Swirl
LESSON 7 - Pompadour Finger Waving: An "Off-the-Face" style
LESSON 8 - The Varsity Bob: Extremely popular with younger women
LESSON 9 - The French Cocktail Bob: Flatters the majority of women
LESSON 10 - The Lorelei Bob: Originated by Ruth Taylor, Lorelei Lee, the star in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
LESSON 11 - The Windblown Bob: A charming style for younger girls
LESSON 12 - The Extreme French Swirl: Another extreme Swirl
LESSON 13 - The "Whoopee" Bob: The Windblown and the Lorelei combined
LESSON 14 - The Cincy Bob: A charming mode for the short bob
LESSON 15 - The Long Bob: Suits a permanent wave or naturally curly hair
LESSON 16 - The Billy Dove Bob: A Hollywood movie star long bob hairstyle
LESSON 17 - The Clara Bow Bob: Another Hollywood movie star hairstyle that is feminine and youthful with ringlets
LESSON 18 - The "Push-Up" Wave: Suits naturally wavy or permanently waved hair

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So What's the Cost?

If you could find an original copy of this book on finger wave styles it would probably cost you at least $400.

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"Finger Waves - Finger Waving Techniques of the 1920's and 1930's" is a downloadable book in the popular PDF format. You can read it on your computer or print it out. Being a PDF means it can be read by both PC's and Mac's. All you need is the Free Adobe Acrobat Reader software that you most probably already have. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click this link to get it FREE: Get Acrobat Reader

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You will receive a 57 page digital download containing -

Finger Waving Techniques of the 1920's and 1930's - with 9 illustrations and 81 photos
6 Lessons in Basic Finger Wave Techniques
12 Lessons in How to do Fingerwave hairstyle variations - including Hollywood Hairstyles of the 1920's

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Robert
Finger-Waves.com

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