? "I think most people today would be  horrified at the thought of adding oil 
to their hair!"
Believe it or not, aside from having to full submersion cleanse my hair maybe 
once every week or every other week, part of my regime in doing so involves 
combing in an herbal Indian hair oil I buy at Subzi Mandi nearby. I find this 
to be a much more effective means of pretending tangles and a few days after my 
hair completely dries (I keep it wrapped all the time) it regains all it's 
slipperiness. As you can imagine, by the time wash day comes along for my hair 
it is raring to go in terms of oils and great texture, it's just the my main 
issue is the actual arrangement of my hair pieces into a period hairstyle that 
is the problem. 
I will keep in mind hair dressers for Asian weddings as I have seen what 
gorgeous styles are worn for traditional weddings (not to mention the 
headpieces in Chinese culture). I did try a modern pomade once that I purchased 
from the Afro-American section of the beauty department and it was great! Only 
problem after using it was that I couldn't wash it out because it was so waxy 
and thick, not even Dawn could take it out right away. 

Justine Jackson
DVLGS Organizer 
www.DVLGS.org
 



-----Original Message-----
From: Lavolta Press <[email protected]>
To: Historical Costume <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, Apr 28, 2010 9:57 pm
Subject: Re: [h-cost] Victorian Hair:

   When I was using a run of 1867-1868 _Harper's Bazars_ for  _Reconstruction 
Era Fashions_, what struck me were the numerous  descriptions purchased 
chignons, a term used to cover a wide variety of  hair pieces/styles attached 
more or less to the back of the head. I put  some of this information in the 
book.?
?
 Fran?
 Lavolta Press?
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 www.lavoltapress.com?
?
 I recently purchased an 1868?
 > Harper's with step-by-step directions for a ladies' hairstyle. This was?
 > accomplished with the ladies' own long hair. It doesn't look difficult?
 > to do.?
 >?
 > Since the film, The Young Victoria, came out, the Queen's hairstyles?
 > have become fashionable again in tweens and teenagers.?
 >?
 > Penny Ladnier?
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