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50s style faux bang and ponytail tutorial

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Uploaded by on May 20, 2009

Tutorial for a sweet and sassy 1950s style "faux bang" (forward roll) and ponytail! Very cute and perfect for summertime!

Be sure to check out my blog: http://blog.caseybrowndesigns.com

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  • Do this last if i want to dance with it al night? :P

  • @TheFunkyyellow I've never tested it for that, but if you pin it up well and use a lot of hairspray, it might! :)

  • How do you keep your baby hairs smooth and so they dont come up??

  • @123Citty I either use a bit of a smoothing putty or hairspray to keep things in place! :)

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  • I'm being a retro housewife for Halloween, even though I think retro style is awesome in every-day life anyway, and those faux bangs are so perfect!

  • YOU ARE SO PRETTY! YOU remind me of taylor swift! ^__^ <3 

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  • I wish I had found this video before prom night! The theme was 1950's American Youth :(

  • you have that natural 40's look! i love it!

  • This is so cute! I love all of your styles but I can't really do the classic pomp and roll ones because my hair is so curly. The simpler ones work, though. Thanks for doing these videos! :)

  • @nina00ify your not alone honey ;)

  • thankyou! this is reaaaalllly gping to help me!!!

  • omg i love your hair!

  • perfect tutorial for my photoshoot. THANKYOU SOO MUCH. you are a life saver!!! :DDDDD

  • There is so much to like about the '50's!

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