This new coiffure can be adopted even by the woman who has but little hair. A small hair frame and fancy comb or slide will be required. First of all, it is necessary that the hair should be waved; if this is not done by a hairdresser, the easiest manner is to put it up overnight in hair-wavers.
Detail 1 shows how to divide the hair across the back of the head from ear to ear.
Detail 2 shows a small portion of the back hair twisted and pinned to the crown of the head as a foundation for the hair-frame.
Detail 3 shows the frame in position. Detail 4 - Having combed the back hair up to completely cover the frame, tuck the ends in neatly and pin down just in front of the same.
The front portion of the hair is next divided in three parts, one for the centre of the forehead and a portion each side.
Detail 5 shows how the centre portion is first arranged with loose coils down on the forehead, the end carried back over the hair-frame and pinned just below the same, as shown in Detail 6.
Detail 7 shows the left side piece of the hair combed back from the face, allowing a slight droop over the ear but kept as close to the side of the head as possible; then the end is turned in neatly and secured down the centre back of the head.
The right side is arranged in the same manner, and the join is neatened with the fancy slide or comb as in Detail 8.
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