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 94
size you want the braid foruse, varying the number of strands according to the size of thestick ; then slip the braid from the stick on to the mold you wishto use, and push it tight together, tying it so it will fit the moldexactly, and then boil in water live minutes, and take it out andput it in… … Take any number of strands that can ^^^Jbe divided by tour,—sixty being theusual number—fifteen hairs in astrand, and phice on table like pat-tern. Commence at A, with theinside row of figures, lift No. 3 overNo. 2, and Nos. 1 and 3 over Nos.2 and 4 ; then go to B, and braidthe same to the left…
Hairwork · Hairdressing · Jewelry
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