Self-instructor in the art of hair work, dressing hair, making curls, switches, braids, and hair jewelry of every description (1867)
Campbell, Mark, Comp · New York : Campbell · leaf 252
appearance on another; consequently, in answeringinquiries, I can do nothing more than give the differentstyles -worn. Before giving my illustrations on Hair Dressing,I have given instructions how to weave hair for chignons,curls, switches, &c., and how to put them in shape, and withthe… … PPOWEftAQE HEAQ-DRESS, Our first cut represents the Promenade Head-Dress, but is wornas frequently in the drawing-room, and even at public and privateassemblies—in fact, a common and very pretty style. Explanation : Comb the front hair between the templesstraight back, over a cushion of crimped…
Hairwork · Hairdressing · Jewelry
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