Pin Up Hairstyle Tutorial: Front Roll Perfect For Hiding Bangs

Hi welcome to Fitfully Vintage today in pinup, hairstyles 101. I'M going to show you how to create one of my favorite everyday. Looks this really simple and easy, but ever so effective, pinup front roll or suicide roll. Why don't you subscribe right now for regular updates and just click that notification bell down there, so that you're made aware every time that I post a video, I wouldn't want you to miss out. Okay, we're going to be starting with the front section of your hair. Take a deep side parting and then a line from this parting at about the crown and take it down to the opposite side of your forehead you're, going to want to curl this section in about one-inch ish size pieces with any kind of curling iron you'll want To roll the hair around the curling iron forwards towards your face, and this will keep that roll held for as long as possible. The style will be much much more durable if you clip and allow the curls to cool. So I'm going to keep mine here with sectioning Clips, so work your way carefully from the back to the front and then, if you have a little fringe like me or want to curl this as well, but please be careful here not to burn your forehead or Your fingers, it's quite tricky to curl tiny fringe. All of these curls are going to be brushed into one, so you don't have to be too fussy. With regards to the sectioning, you can see that my curls here are not exactly 1 inches all over and there's not a particular setting pattern that you need to follow just work from the back to the front, and you should be absolutely fine. Let those curls cool completely so that they are completely completely cold. Do not try and take your clips out when your hair is still a little bit warm all the clips feel still a little bit warm because that really isn't going to help hold the curl. It'S almost pointless clipping them in the first place, if you're going to do that, so wait till they're, completely curled completely cooled sorry and then take them out and run your fingers through the curl, I'm using my Denman brush here then to just brush the curls together And brush them all forwards now here we go the roll two ways: I'm going to show you how to do it. Three almost actually make a loop with the ends of your hair and you're, going to pinch it with your forefinger and your thumb then put your index finger through the roll and clasp with your middle finger and work. Your way up your hair and when you get to whereabouts, your fringe is, if you have one you're going to want to grab it with your thumb and incorporate it into your roll, like this swoop, incorporate in and then keep on rolling upwards. When you get to your hairline, you can pin with hair clips, and you have a pretty front roll here's an easier way, though section clip the fringe to the lengths of your hair and then once you reach your hairline, you just take the sectioning clip out and Your friends should stay put then you're going to want to bobby pin from each side now you'll find that these rolls are particularly secure. Actually, and only a couple of bobby pins are necessary to hold the roll in place, but you might want to use more or less depending on the thickness of your hair. Every roll is unique and it will just depend how much hair that you've taken initially how thick or coarse your hair is or slip through your hair is right once your roll is done, you're going to want to close one end off, so you can't see through It and you do that just by smooshing, the hair kind of along - that's not very technical. Is it Take your index and middle finger and move some of the hair towards the end of the roll down towards your scalp and it will close the roll off and then you can add accessories as you wish. This is a super easy way to make a front roll. If you can't quite manage that finger, clasping, pinching roll and just get a cut-up bun donut and wrap your hair around that try to get one that is quite close to your hair color, because it might be a little bit visible incorporate your fringe. If you have one and then keep on twisting, so it's nice and tight up to your hairline - and this is amazing - these holds so securely and you just need a couple of bobby pins pinned vertically in at your hairline to hold it all day. And I absolutely love wearing this and just I know it's going to be secure again, forefinger and index finger into one end to smoosh it down and make sure you can't see right through it and just again, using a bobby pin as best as possible, hiding it As best I can and clipping it down now you can squeeze the foam of the bun ring in so you can't see it from the front and then spray. Finally, this Elnett is running out. It seemed to last for absolutely ages. Please comment down below what you like to call this type of roll front: roll suicide, roll reverse victory, roll front victory roll! What do you call them? Let me know I've just added a little flower to the side. That'S it dudettes, a nice quick and easy simple. Pin up iconic front roll or suicide roll. Thank you so much for watching. I really hope you liked the video don't forget to click that like button. 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