#45. Painted Quiff

Give your quiff an extra something by putting in a hint of color. Light pink is a subtle and feminine choice.

#46. Waterfall Pony Tail

Waterfall curls from a ponytail are a timeless classic look. Accessorise to make your wedding hair look even more special on your big day.

#47. Vintage Half Up ‘Do

Give yourself a fusion hairstyle by mixing lots of different styles together in one. Create victory rolls at the front and then section off your hair at the back. Leave some sections down whilst pulling the other sections up.

#48. Polka Dots

Polka dots play a huge part in vintage style and hairstyling is no exception. A knotted polka dot band can help to add a little classic touch to any women’s hairstyle.

#49. 60s Hairdo

Leave your fringe down at the front to frame your face. Comb your hair backwards into a bouffant style and then let the rest of your hair hang straight down.

#50. Wavy Swept Fringe

The beautiful wavy kinks in this style can be created by rag rolling your hair. Sweep your fringe across to one side to give a beautiful asymmetrical look which highlights your lips and eyes.

#51. Pixie Cut

Pixie cuts became really popular during the 1960s. These short hairstyles look amazing on people who have strong facial features.

#52. Long Pixie

Cut your hair into a long pixie style, so that it sits at about cheek length. If you want to keep it out of your face, you can pull it back with a knotted bandana.

#53. Candy Striped Rolls

Give vintage hairstyles a funky modern twist by putting a mixture of colors in your hair. Combining two different colors like red and blonde will create a cute candy stripe effect.

#54. Vintage flapper

““Finger Waves” define the flapper girl style. Use a thin curling iron to get small curls then brush through to leave these waves. Pin in place with a bobby pin for more defined kinks.