How I Do My Hair, 1940s Style - Long and Detailed!

[@stardust9625]

Me before watching the video: 'Wooow, that looks so good, teach me senpai' Me after watching the video: 'I'm way too lazy to do that'. Accurate representation of how my intial enthusiasm doesn't compensate for my laziness.

[@fernandavelez6582]

Same gurl, hahaha

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

Lol my thoughts exactly!

[@pippetandpossum]

@Evangeline oh my fucking God, literally me

[@izumi2046]

Same

[@dancingdiscoball762]

I love how you don't hide the struggle to get your desired Style. I think a lot of people who try vintage styling think they have done wrong when they encounter that process. It's nice to see the raw version.. Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial.

[@aboutfeddy]

Yes! I like tutorials like that or from "non experts", cos I can see the real side to it 😍 it's more encouraging 🙂

[@DamascenaSims]

I'm a hairdresser who loves vintage hair, and I have 2 tips for you. Tip 1--you need a brush with thicker bristles, it really helps to get the hair to mesh. Tip 2--when you get it to the stage where it's been brushed out a lot, switch to a comb. Use wide bristles to get the tangles out and the fine bristles to form the wave pattern. Good luck! ☺

[@ERH-ph5gb]

That's a really good advice. Good to know when I am going to try it.

[@SolsGarage]

Do you have any specific recommendations for brushes? I've been following a curly girl routine for a while and don't even own a brush, lol

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

Thanks

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

I actually do the finger roller method....is it the same?

[@rachelmaksy]

Necia is a hair goddess, buying one of her wigs is on my bucket list 😭 Y U SO CUTE.

[@cookielulis]

Rachel Maksy my two vintage moms 💗

[@sarahriddle7211]

Luiza Marques same! Random question though. My hair is super thick, long and full of dense curls. Do you think a brush out would work on my hair? Like I've seen vintage styles for long hair but I'm hesitant to try because my hair has always been very...temperamental.😂

[@someone-wk2wj]

Sarah Riddle you said you had curly hair, do you mean a brush out on your natural curls or curling your hair like in this video? If you want to do a brush out with your natural curls, I would suggest making sure your hair is well moisturized before brushing. If it’s dry and frizzy, let’s just say it’s not going to turn out well 😂 If you mean curling your hair like in the video and then brushing it out, I do think it could work. I also have long and curly hair (although it’s kinda thin) and I do sometimes curl my hair with Velcro rollers, although I’ve never actually tried a true vintage brush out. I think you should just do it! You will never know until you try! You probably already tried it though, since this reply is so late haha 😂

[@rosewarren3438]

@@cookielulis yess!

[@idag7221]

I love your channel 🥳

[@seamseams]

My hair got PTSD from the sound of that brushing

[@mfitzburger5137]

Listening to it gave me approximatley three (3) bald spots, and that's only the ones I can see!

[@hollowed4306]

Every day sound, lol Thx mom and dad for strongly curled disaster

[@zzevonplant]

My hair always sounds like that if I try to brush it. I honestly can't (or at least shouldn't) brush my hair when it's dry because it's SO frizzy, curly, poofy and insane. Pretty waves, not even close. Ringlet curls, nope. It's just a curly, frizzy, fluffy as hell nightmare. So I have to brush it in the shower SOAKED in conditioner. Also, the type of brush she's using is part of why it's doing that to her. She needs to get the kind that doesn't flex/push in like that, if you know what I mean. Those ones you can push the bristles in with your hand, are terrible, especially on curly hair. They have too much give and instead of brushing out the tangles, they just torture your head lol

[@kamisa7362]

I know, she's too rough on her hair. It was driving me nuts.

[@pippetandpossum]

@@zzevonplant to my knowledge, that's actually pretty good for it because it's lubed up basically

[@vivlingkelly2606]

I feel like your hair type is perfect for 40s styling. Girls with thick, wiry hair might have to spend a long time on the initial brush out, but get better results that last for days. And you're too hard on yourself - the result was spot on! 40s hair is supposed to be flat at the crown :)

[@ERH-ph5gb]

I thought the same.

[@elenol1310]

I have thick wavy hair and i have to straight them up every time ,so yeah)

[@GizelleSchaffnerr]

As a hair dresser I suggest for you to buy other kind of brush, your current hairbrush is not the right kind for brushing curls, thats why you have to pull so much of your hair, better use a brush with dense brisels like a round brush or one of those vintage brushes!

[@KristenK78]

Curly-haired girl here, and I was cringing too. Don't brush curls at all if you can help it -- use a wide-toothed comb. Also, your hair is so thick, you are probably NEVER going to be able to brush all the tangles out, especially after curling. If you're going to go curly, embrace it and work with it. Don't fight it.

[@AlexDincht]

Er, I think that would kind of defeat the purpose of the video, which is styling the hair in artificial waves, not just letting curls run loose.

[@taritangeo4948]

@@KristenK78 But she's not going curly, she's doing a vintage hairstyle.

[@CyborgSlayerNila]

Also a brush without the balls on the end of the brisels, then you're not pulling your hair out

[@vantablack1071]

And use a boar bristle brush to get rid of frizziness.

[@jillzord]

That cross behind you. Gives such a homey feel. ❤️ it's literally grandmother's vintage house

catholic household detected

[@kaberus7565]

Poland

[@HiClassHarlow]

My polish great grandma had crosses all over the house. Somehow I accumulated one as a child that hangs in my room

[@LauraBeeDannon]

@ the best kind😊

[@harliquinedance3526]

I agree!

[@thelredtheunready1894]

Thicc sections of hair

[@CupsofCozyPottery]

Hi there! Great tutorial- just making notes for myself. It starts at 2:58 with sectioning. Once you see the first curler she goes into more detail at 6:18. Once you've know where she's going skip to 8:03, 10:38, and then 11:02. At this point curlers are done. If you sleep in it, wrap your head so they don't come loose. Unwrapping tip at 12:48. Once the curlers are out, you can brush out the curls. Tips for brushing out at 14:27.

[@katerinacerna8555]

*My stomach growls, it's **12:00** and I had only small breakfast at 6am.* "Are you hungry watching this?" *Stomach growls again agressively.* "Go eat something." *Stomach makes more angry sounds.* I should probably feed that rude bastard, or he will kill me.

[@TheMimiSard]

I find myself wondering how many women in the 40s also struggled to get their curls to work properly and ended up slightly displeased but settled for a style that while not what they think was ideal, was reasonably okay anyway. Why do I meander about this thought? Because that hair looks good. Is it imperfect? ...I don't know, but I thought it looked good.

[@nm9688]

I've seen plenty of photos of (non actress) women from that time with imperfect hairstyles

[@wondermel]

Your end result looked a lot like a picture I have of my grandmother on her wedding day in the 40's! Well done!

[@WithLoveKristina]

"Faces you make when you're nearsighted" 100% relate. The faces I make when I'm trying to ensure that my camera is in focus. i think this turned out beautifully! I need to try the pattern of curling you mentioned (with the front) and see if that improves my front curls. They're always a bit off.

[@picnic356]

“Did i just ruin it? ... Possibly” literally me about everything in my life 😅

[@laila1568]

i really love your hairstyle but i just wanted to say that you also look really beautiful with blow dried hair! thank you for the video!!

Thanks! I actually feel like my face is twice as long with my hair straight 😂

[@businessman45pistolmrtaker2]

+Karolina Żebrowska Hello Karol love the style ;-)

[@voceval1]

The back seemed absolutely fine to me, very authentic. And the end result was beautiful with all the variant curls and waves falling into place.

[@booksmeanyway235]

I have two little girls, and the big one (6 y.o.) saw your earlier and said: "mamy, this girl is beauuuuuuuutiful!"and her face was like 😍😍😍😍😍 I think i would look like a little strange lion of I do this hair on me... But I want to try it anyway 😁

aww that's so cute 😭♥️ I do feel I look like a lion sometimes, but it's a good feeling 😂

[@olwendavis327]

I look like I got dragged through a hedge backwards when I do the curls but I carry on tryin anyway also my four year old said karolina is beautiful too

[@MatameVideos]

I don’t know what I watch these kind of videos. I don’t wear vintage, I’m not a woman, heck, I don’t even have long hair! I’ve been wearing near shaved hair since I was 4 and I recently started balding. I like them anyways.

[@janspence6010]

Possibly try a "tangle teaser" brush. Or a wide tooth comb :-) from someone with naturally curly knotty hair it makes it less painful when loosening curls :-)

[@shikkithefirst5393]

Jan Spence i use a brush that had 6 teeth (???) each of them like 1 cm broad and 1 cm spaced from each itger amd it works like a charm!

[@laika9105]

dont use a tangle teezer it will straight your hair

[@KayAndOasis]

denman brush!

[@olwendavis327]

@@KayAndOasis your right the denman brushes are really good I have the paddle brush its brilliant at getting the tangles and brushing the curls without taking them away

[@melissalawson8401]

I always start at the bottom of my hair, if I start at the top of my head and work down , my curls get in a knot

[@sarahrutledge8856]

"Well, that's amazing. This is sort of what I would wear in 2006." Relatable. 😎

[@kh2866]

"Keep brushing your hair to get nice waves" Me: looking at my once curly hair after one brush

[@JM-wt4bf]

Brush it when its half dry. She wets her hair to curl it and set it, we curly haired persons just need to brush while damp.

[@kh2866]

@@JM-wt4bf Yes. Thank you, I'm getting close to it by now, so I can assure now this works. And I'm loving it.🥰

[@SuziSilvaMusic]

I feel your pain sister!

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

I thought you were *never* supposed to brush wet hair (it breaks easier)....?

[@timetravelingpenguin]

@@catherinejustcatherine1778 Depends on what kind of brush/comb you use, and also damp, not wet And when you have naturally curly hair then you have to brush it when damp (I even recommend keeping a spray bottle with water nearby so you can damp your hair while brushing) otherwise it just gets frizzier and frizzier and is also prone to breaks

[@ItsMeIrene00]

This video probably just saved my life since I've been trying for months to gain the perfect 40s look but never found a decent tutorial... Until now. I can't wait to try it. Thank you so much!

[@lvalentine2585]

Peggy Carter is SHAKING I love this so much and I am so glad I searched for vintage hair videos because this is fantastic

[@TiffanyHallmark]

This is a great video. I wouldn't worry too much about flat hair at the crown. It was very popular in the 1940s to have a smooth crown, if you're wearing a hat you won't mess up your style.

Crown is ok, it's more the flat back I don't like. When the sides have three or more waves, and then the back has one sad wave - that's the kind of flat I hate 😞 but you're right - hats can hide that pretty well!

[@RangaRussian]

I feel like I’m watching YT in the 40’s and it’s so amazing!!! 🤩

[@TOFUtokkii]

i love this!! perhaps you may wanna try using argon oil (in the SLIGHTEST amount) on your brush or fingers to help the brush glide through more easily and avoid damage to the ends of your hair when brushing so hard ^_^

I might try it, thanks! My hair isn't really in love with oils though 😂

[@lartaborda8127]

+Karolina Żebrowska Argon oil is the best thing of the world.Try it!

[@scarlettohara7862]

Argan Oil is Perfect for the hair but as far as I know it doesn't work with vintage brushouts :( it makes the set weak and it shall not hold as long as it could :(

[@user-mv9tt4st9k]

My hair hates all product. I tried jojoba and argan oils on my sets. The argan oil was not as heavy and still wrecked the set (I do pin curls). I found a nice coconut oil-based serum that works if I use a small amount.

[@MiljaHahto]

Maybe one could try oil treatment before washing the hair instead of before wetset?

[@k_a_y_l_e_e]

who disliked this?? i want to have some words with them.

[@venusschreave7808]

I absolutely adore this hairstyle, but I have extremely thick, pin straight hair. I can get Shirley temple curls but they fall out in just a little while. And I feel if I tried to brush the curls out the curls would completely disappear.

[@alycats94]

When I was little, my mom and grandma would frequently put my hair in sponge rollers, and I always hated sleeping in them because my head would hurt. We also never brushed the curls out, so I definitely had the Shirley Temple vibe going on.

[@hamthehamster1892]

THOU HAST UPLOADEST

[@chaeburger]

Something went terribly wrong with my set on my wedding day and I didn't have time to fix it. It was tragic and I haven't been brave enough to curl my hair since.

my goodness, I don't plan on having a wedding anytime soon, but just the thought of trusting myself enough to do my own hair is terrifying and the possibility of doing it wrong is one of my biggest nightmares 😭 I'm seriously so impressed whenever I see people doing their own wedding hair. I'm pretty sure yours wasn't as bad as it sounds though ♥️

[@edubney]

@ I know this is a wildly old comment, but honestly I don't know who I'd ever hire to do my hair for an event as big as my own wedding. I've had tons of professionals who swore up and down they could do a wet set flat out fail to get my hair to do anything resembling pre 1980's, where as I sleep in pin curls every night and style my set daily. Every now and then I think I'll give another stylist a go for an event and its always a huge waste of money and time.

[@luthy_1]

Most reliable youtuber ever! I could watch your tutorials all day! Ps: I just died with the Jar Jar Binks 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bradenkun]

I don’t even wanna think about how many hairs were sacrificed in that process

[@yvonnephillips3888]

Love, love, love your style. I thought my home looked like the 40's with all the vintage doilies,etc. And also because my home was actually built in 1940 but yours is great. So glad I found you channel.

[@TKTS1409]

You look a bit like Peggy Carter, and you have beautiful hair.

[@miahan8988]

2:06 when someone asks me why I bought those awful cookies I say “the tinbox”

[@MollyNugentFox31014]

I'm so glad I'm not the only one that gets frustrated when I feel like the brushing is making it worse, only to keep brushing and find out a it might of been fine lol. Sometimes I'm right though and it comes out terrible.

[@veganmoviepsychos9404]

„The detergent story“ killed me 😂😂😂

[@AFrogInTheStars]

9:17 I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN! My hair is super curly/wavy but not in the back. Its like it all magically loses curliness. Odd.

[@melodiemonroe8106]

Wow, I wish women still did their hair like this today. So pretty!

[@madisonchapel7946]

Right when you started mourning your detergent, the video was interrupted by an ad for dish soap. The algorithm exists only to mock us

[@myrmyr118]

the blouse? the hair? the face? you are so elegant i'm in love

[@camille6910]

dear Karolina, do you have any advice for wearing glasses with vintage (or fashion in general. my style is an amalgamation)??? sincerely a farsighted person.

[@helenwalter6830]

For vintage fashion I would suggest looking at the glasses of the time or watching some youtube videos on it

[@izzybeth]

your hair is so beautiful and holds a curl with nothing but WATER and mine is so limp and fine and won't hold a curl with a million products ::weeps unfashionably::

[@LauraBeeDannon]

Same. If I touch my hair with a brush after a night in curlers it would go straight.

[@condwiramurstally]

I do have fine hair too but roller curls (the same kind which Karolina uses) work for me unlike heat curls. I tried them two days ago and surprisingly theya still hold even thought I wasn't very gentle to them and then in a hairstyle in which they should normally straighten. It's almost magic.

[@Mysticmoon62]

Have you ever gotten a perm?

[@RR4711]

izzybeth have you tried using a vintage setting lotion? Weak beer that’s been left overnight to go flat (the smell goes away as the hair drys), sugar melted in water, flax seeds (missladylace has a good tutorial).

[@deborah675]

You need setting lotion - someone on another video recommended Lotta Body

[@RinoaL]

9:47 thats actually happened before, and with people singing badly too. i remember the last episode of "Moon Quest" by the Yogscast was totally deleted because they sung a song in it.

[@MyMooCowz1]

This might be weird but I'm black and we have the same hair texture when mine is straightened. I've never seen a fair person have the same texture as my hair. It's even the same length! Finally a tutorial I can follow! The style is beautiful!

[@-SteampunkTraveler-]

I can relate tbh yeah its just like that

[@kathryn_dc]

I tried this last night. Here's what I learned. If you're doing a wet set: be sure it's dry before taking out. If you're doing a heat set: be sure it's cool before taking out. Once you get it brushed out and arranged, stop! Also, don't touch it through the day. That is hard for me. Also, the flatness on top is the complete opposite of the way I usually style. Takes getting used to! Overall I do like it. My hair looks about 2 inches shorter due to the curliness. Thanks Karolina!

[@eszterjuharos7698]

I have exactly the same type of hair except mine is naturally curly. Trying to do vintage hairstlye: Struggle On A Whole New Level.

[@aboutfeddy]

Here I am. Curly and thin. And lazy-incapable human -_-

[@mandarinadreux9572]

I'm pretty sure Karolina's hair is curly too. She just blowdried it and that straightened it. I know because my hair was like that too.

[@bettyblu8115]

You're gorgeous...but be more gentle when you brush out! Start at the bottom, otherwise your breaking your hair. Love your videos!

[@josielife4286]

Actually it's better to start from the top when brushing thick hair!

[@kamisa7362]

@@josielife4286 The way she's ripping at those tangles isn't good for the hair. She should definitely start at the bottom and work out the tangles.

[@bridgetthewench]

@@josielife4286 Oh heavens no. I have extremely thick hair, plus it's wavy, and I need to start at the bottom even on repeat passes, or I'll create terrible tangles that are a nightmare to get out.

[@KarolynHerreraBookEditor]

I remember using those kind of rollers growing up!! me and my sisters had long hair and would either braid it or roll it all the time.

[@denisewismer1576]

Try a WET brush, they have a detangling brush that would make light work of that! I use them all the time on clients with thick hair.

[@liarluis]

omg I died when I saw Jarjar Binks

[@sarahrutledge8856]

Same.

[@DianaDeZuniga]

Me and you have the SAME type of hair. I have a ton of hair too. Except my ends are dead from being bleached. 😭 try Kenra pomade on those fluffy ends. It helps relax it a bit

Thanks for the tip! It's so hard to get Kenra in Europe though 😭

[@DianaDeZuniga]

Karolina Żebrowska Try Etsy they have a lot of people on there who make their own homemade pomades.

[@DianaDeZuniga]

Noodle Doodle huh? Me? Maybe that’s a glitch? I don’t have any, and I’m on private.

[@LaDivinaLover]

When I saw Jar-Jar floating in your scarf I legit lost it and laughed out loud very loudly in the middle of the office. 😂

[@kneedeepinbluegrass3086]

I have been watching videos from your library for a few days now....and I subscribed. The more I watch, the more I LOVE your personality! Please, NEVER stop posting videos!!

[@OsnackieO]

I loved the video, and would love to see you doing more hair videos. As a vintage-hair-person myself I just love watching authentic looking styling! A "better" brush, meaning the right brush, can make such a huge difference in the brush-out! For brushing out a vintage wet set I love my Denman grooming brush with both nylon and boar bristles (even though I hate that it isn't cruelty free, but I can't live without it!😳) And it smoothes while detangling very gently. It makes the brush-out much easier and faster for me. It's like a vintage boar brush with much more detangling, penetrating power, and it's not too, too expensive. 😄

[@audrey9561]

My grandma used to do curls like this on me when I was a small child. I remember how badly it hurt when she brushed them out 😶

[@DebbieGarciaa]

as beautiful as hair like this is, I'm thankful mine is very short because I really don't have the patience to maintain it XD you look so beautiful, though! and I can't explain it, but like, your facial structure is also vintage, you know? some people have a very contemporary look to them, but I could picture you in the background of an actual photo from the 40's out of curiosity, how long does it take to style the hair?

[@santinotorres8832]

Does anybody else just Love the way her lipstick looks and the shape of her lips. It just seems so perfect

[@imcheatingthesystem1363]

The joys of thin hair: the ease of brushing out curls

[@themurrrr]

I am so envious of how much hair you have and how thick it is. So beautiful. 😍

[@comicconcarne]

11:00 thanks, I paused the video to get a slice of cheesecake while my hot rollers set.

[@leighh2725]

I am going to buy sponge rollers now! It’s great having someone with the same hair type & habits as me for tutorials, thank you!

[@TarotLadyLissa]

It fascinates me as a naturally curly-haired woman, to see someone brush through curls! I would never brush my hair while it was dry. It just makes a huge, fluffy mess. Yet somehow, when people with straight hair do curls, they brush it and it looks great. Go figure!

[@Chickenface12345]

Right? Unfaaaaair 🤣🤣

[@НаташаЛ-ш5з]

that brushing routine is life. so much patience needed!

[@auto-did-act]

Have you ever looked for a spray on detangling lotion? it makes curls SO much easier to brush out and you can probably just add it to your water spray! We have a lot of them available here in South Africa but you may have to look for a specialist or ethnic hairdresser in the UK...

[@auto-did-act]

Also, some of them have anti-dandruff treatments built in!

[@Grains_of_truth]

Try using a serum on the mid length to ends first then a Tangle teaze hair brush to brush out your retro curl knots before forming the waves. That is what I do for my retro hair. I then use a tail comb and clips to form the waves with strong hairspray. Also, for the fly away frizzy bits around hairline or top of the head, use a kabuki brush used ONLY for hair and spray it with hairspray to brush over areas to make lie flat, then heat of hand to set :)

[@tamaramorton8812]

You have gorgeous hair. Thanks for all your effort, all the brushing and sleeping on the curlers. That part isn't fun, I remember. It looked pretty, so shiny and thick. Thanks!

[@allycialynn4201]

as a Hairdresser I'm going to share this advice: 1 works best on hair that taken care of (trimmed regularly) to prevent the frizzy ends 2 use a soft bristle cushion brush, i recommend an Isinis, for combing out 3 for more volume on top you can tease the root 4 work a light gel or curl cream through the hair along with the water, very light as to not weigh the hair down or make it look dirty last thing is, the wet to dry action sets the curl, so if your hair isn't wet enough all through you will get uneven curl. It is also important to make sure your hair is completely dry when you take the curlers out.

[@weicheralseinganseblumchen7065]

Have you tried with bigger rollers? I think they work better in thick hair, or try a pomade to make the brush out less painful :)

[@gwenstephan67]

If I so much as touch a brush, all my curls go flat. How did women with super straight, thin, fine hair do it back in those days? Wigs?

[@HiClassHarlow]

Gwen Stephan maybe just use their fingers. That’s what I usually do or else they go flat and fuzzy!

[@MiljaHahto]

Brushing a wetset (once it's completely dry) and curls made with other methods is different. But I have fine hair and manage to merge the curls with less combing than she does.

[@jamiewilliams9675]

You can use some gel and dampen your curl-resistant sections BEFORE rolling. Do it just before you put the roller in, so it doesn't have a chance to dry. Then hold a hair dryer to it on low until it is almost dry. It helps so much. using a leave in conditioner or light oil hair protector before curling would help your brush out process a ton. Using a fine tooth comb on each section just before curling may help also. I'm not sure about that brush either. If you do the above recommendations (oil at the end of the hair especially) and still have trouble then switch to a different brush.

[@usagichan1997]

Omg I had the same problem yesterday and I was like " WHY MY GODDAMN HAIR GOT SO TANGLED???" But now I got it. Thank you. I am in love with old stuff.

[@catherineanderson4755]

I love this! Your hair looks great, and you are so adorable and funny! Also, a little hint: Brush or comb hair from the bottom up, otherwise you tear your hair. This tip saved my life and my tangles!

[@ohapplesauce]

Watching this while lying in bed with my rollers in

[@lillianbowen7408]

Hello Mean Mom, my wonderful/glamorous mother taught my sisters and I how to roll on hair on brush sponge rollers back in the 1950s, (torture) then sponge roller were invented, I was an expert by the first grade. My hair was fairly straight and did not hold a curl for very long. This made me sad. But the sixties came and straight hair was all the rage. Now days , I can add sculpting gel with my pink rollers for an authentic 1940s look or a flat iron for the long straight look and everything in-between with an assortment of bobby pins, Spanish combs, hair bands and so on. Thank you for this posting, I will use this technique tonight. I too dress vintage, 90% in public . Most of the time its women who compliment me. I enjoy your channel. You're in my top 5.

[@ryanoud5243]

Is it weird that I put your videos on as I’m falling asleep because you have such a relaxing voice?

[@summerkagan6049]

I'm amazed at the level of artifice that getting a hairstyle involves. You look good.

[@niewiem7283]

YASSS I WAS WAITING

[@kamilamedina]

Hahahahah you killed me ! I love your videos

[@LadyEowyn]

I really appreciate you showing the brushing out process because I was always afraid I would ruin my curls that way.

[@richeau]

Two things: I think why your brush out is giving you trouble is because of the way you're sort of twisting your before rolling it around the curler. It's making it extra twisted. Also it's getting caught on the balls on the brush's bristles. They have a denman plastic brush with that has just plastic bristles with no balls. But since this video is a year old, you might do things differently now in which case disregard! :D

[@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118]

Did you say you only do a wet set once a week? How do you maintain the curl on the days after? Thank you in advance.

Plain Popcorn Snoods and hairnets♥️ if possible, I try to wear my hair in a hairnet at night and sleep without taking the pins out or brushing the hair (horrible, I know, but I often wake up the next day with my hair ready to go). I also often wear my hair in a snood on the second day of the set, so I can still use the remains of the curls on the third day and pin my hair in a looser hairdo or a curly ponytail.

[@itsalwayshalloweenexceptwh5118]

Thank you for the reply, that was very helpful :)

[@MiljaHahto]

@ It would be interesting if you did a video showing the day-to-day progression of your hair and the use of hairnets and snoods etc to achieve that.

[@mackenziekarsonovich1073]

I have the same issue with my hair being super thick and instantly wanting to tangle when it’s curled. I found that brushing it starting at the bottom instead of at the scalp really helps to detangle, then I brush it regularly to help style it. Not that your hair isn’t beautiful, just thought this could help save your lovely delicate hands. 💕

[@harliquinedance3526]

I was so close to adding actual detergent to my hair. Thank the Lord I watched this video multiple times before hand.

[@missiworld]

Yikes the sound of hair breaking! An oil on the ends may help deranged and protect your hair during the brushing.

[@missiworld]

Detangle**

[@darlasparrow]

OKAY! Thank you for explaining the curl brushing out fiasco that i get into every time, I clearly just need to keep on brushing!

[@zmythos]

watching barbie and the magic of pegasus with her sister. i mean, we already knew karolina was a woman of taste but this just cements it. 👍

[@Salma_plants]

You should brush your hair from the BOTTOM to the top! Always start from the bottom!

[@ERH-ph5gb]

why is this? Can you explain?

[@leighh2725]

BUT NOT UPWARDS! Work in downward motions, but slowly progressing up the strand.

[@myfirstgirlfriendturnedint2524]

@@ERH-ph5gb because it gets out the knots at the bottom instead of just brushing all the tangles at the top into the bottom tangles and making a massive nightmare

[@mariamilchman5399]

I was going for a 40s look, I brushed for about an hour and something… my hair went 40 years forward, now I’m in the 80s

[@NatsumeFun]

This is so much brushing! Nice done, it's works on you!

[@hind4339]

you need to give yourself credit,i`m majorly impressed i`ve never considered doing vintage but you best believe your demonstration changed that.

[@limlrumerl-6922]

Did you ever think about trying one of those tangle teaser brushes? It might help you getting through knots. Love your style and personality! :D

[@janayamckeon5360]

Every thought you have doing your hair goes through my mind when I set and brush out mine. Love it! 🙌

[@clairemclaughlin8658]

Not one to usually comment but you are hilarious and easy to watch and very non intimidating. Most hair tutorials iam wayy too intimidating to click on but I love how down to earth you are. And your hair is amazing too

[@samanthab3292]

Watching you brush your hair physically pained me. Please tell me you've found a brush better suited for you since this video 🤪❤️

[@annabean3871]

when you put the curlers in use a mouse like cantu mouse or a curling creme, it'll help keep the curls soft and then spray some leave in conditioner or de-tangling spray and brush the strand out and put the curler it, it'll help prevent the tangles. also for brushes. use a wet brush it'll de-tangle without ripping all your hair out and it will de-tangle it a lot better. i only know this because i have natural curly hair and on my 3rd day hair i gotta curl it to make it look good

[@annachiaracastriotta9822]

Me: oh no I don't have curlers at home! *sees the pasta rigatoni in the kitchen* (I'm italian) Also me: oh yes I actually have it

[@toralei1602]

WOOOW,this is so good video.I was curling my hair completely different,and I always wonder why I look like Sarah O'Brien from Downton Abbey.I will try it today and I hope I will curl my hair like you. Greetings from Slovakia

Sarah O'Brien 😂♥️ remember it takes practice, the first 30 times might not work! 😜