#37. Asymmetrical Rolls

Asymmetrical hair looks great if you have a very symmetrical face shape. Create asymmetrical rolls by drawing hair over from one side of your head to the other.

#38. Short Hair with Big Curls

For a hairstyle like this, you will need chin-length curls. It is important to remember that curling your short hair in big curls like this will make your hair look shorter than it actually is.

#39. The 1940s Victory Rolls

Big curls of hair, known as “victory rolls” were incredibly popular during the 1940s. Use heated rollers to create big, bold curls that have a regular shape.

#40. Glamorous Loose Curls

Big, loose curls are very evocative of vintage hairstyles. Use heated rollers on sections of your hair. Take your hair down and then brush lightly to create bouncy curls which look great with your hair down.

#41. Bridal Bouffant

A bouffant style is a wonderful style for a retro wedding. Enhance the look of your bouffant by using a hair accessory in the place just before your bouffant begins.

#42. Vintage Beach Look

Keep your beach hair with a rolled fringe at the front. Your curls may not be as big and bouncy when your hair is wet, but you can still create a by-gone style with vintage swimwear and sunglasses. Here are some short beach wave and long beach wave hairstyles to inspire your next look.

#43. Frizzy Curls

There are some great vintage hairstyles which are perfect for afro textured hair. A bob with frizzy curls looks perfect when the volume is created by separating out the individual curls.

#44. Hippy Plaits

Plaited hairstyles were very popular in the ’60s because people saw them as a simple style which was widely used by indigenous people. These styles were teamed with flower accessories to give a very natural look.