Pin UP Hairstyles 2013: 2013

Saturday, 26 January 2013

Pin up Hairstyles for Medium Hair 2013

What is it about the 1950s that makes it such a cool age for new hairstyles? The rock ‘n’ roll movement certainly played a big part, with many of its stars wearing their hair in fresh fashions. The world saw innovative hairstyles with a pinned up look, funky colors, and much more! Today, that vintage look is back with a bang, so you can easily try a rockabilly hairstyle for a brand new look. These trendy hairstyles are amazing when you get them right, and are perfect for parties!

Pin up Hairstyles for Medium Hair 2013: There are many kinds of rockabilly hairstyles inspired by vintage fashion. Long or short, medium-length or wavy hair, every kind looks superb with the rolls and pinned up styles. Yon can get front bangs and roll them up, or color some part of your hair neon blue to look bold and beautiful. You can pinup some of the hair into a roll and leave the rest open. You can also make rolls on the side of your hair and make front bangs. Pair your new hairstyle with a short summer dress and pumps to get a vintage look. To get you inspired, here are 30 rockabilly hairstyles:

We have seen many hairstyles but pin up hairstyle has its own grace. Pin up hairstyles are a hit and eye catchy for medium length. Pin up hairstyles can be achieved by using traditional settings method. For pin up hairstyle you have so many choices. Your hairstyle should match your personality. You can groom yourself by picking the right hairstyle. For pin up hairstyle you can try easy victory roll, rockabilly hairstyle, prom hairstyle etc. Pin up hairstyles require you to separate you hair into three sections. You can do half down and half up prom hairstyle. The things that are required in pin up hairstyle, pins, curling iron or curling wand, hairspray, tail comb and hair clips. You can also try pin up curves, retro pin up, classic pin up and vintage pin up hairstyle. You can go for a Swiss roll that can be done by using pins. Another hand a hairstylist cans advice you how to make different pin up hairstyles for medium hair.

Pinup hairstyles are as integral to a perfect burlesque outfit as feather fans and killer stockings. Don’t know how to be a pinup girl? Easy! Check out a few of these tips for creating pinup hairstyles that will complement your burlesque costume.

Look One: Bumper Bangs

Cherry Dollface has a great video tutorial for creating classic bumper bangs. Here’s a quick overview of how she does it:

First, separate the section of hair that you will use to create the bangs. There should be enough hair to comfortably cover a hair rat. Brush the section of hair to make it smooth, and then roll the hair around the center of a hair rat. Hair rats are used to give hair shape and volume, and they make a great investment for a burlesque dancer, as they can be used to create a number of pinup hairstyles.

Once the hair is rolled tightly around the hair rat, pin the rat in place securely. Next, spread the hair across the hair rat until it’s fully covered. From there, add curls to the rest of your hair, and you’re all set! Pair this look with some vintage inspired lingerie for a great retro burlesque outfit.

Look Two: Victory Rolls

First, section off the hair you intend to roll, and then pull it away from your head. Rat the back of the section with a comb, and spray with hairspray. Next, smooth the front section with the comb and hold the section out almost to the end.

From here, begin your roll, curling the hair in toward your head. Once the roll is the sufficient size and shape, secure it with a bobby pin. From there, add more pins inside the hair until the roll is entirely secured. Once the roll is in place, smooth with a comb and spray with a good hairspray. From here, complete the same steps on the other side of your head. To finish the look, rat the back of the section between the rolls to ensure there’s no gap from behind.

Look Three: Sailor/Nurse Pinup Hair

Pin up Hairstyles for Medium Hair 2013: This is a great look for a themed burlesque outfit. First, curl the hair except for the bangs. For people with thicker hair, it may be a good idea to separate top and bottom bangs, but those with thinner hair may not require this step. Next, roll the bangs into a large pin curl and secure it in place with pins. Spray the hair to set the shape. From here, just pin in your hat, and you’re ready to go!

Pin up Girl Hairstyles for Long hair 2013

It might be said the golden age of pinup girls was also the golden age of hairstyles. The pinup girls of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s were every man's fantasy and every school girl's aspiration. And their hair was all about the curl. With setting lotions, curlers and pins, they created hair that was glamorous and feminine. In doing so, they set trends that never truly go out of style. Does this Spark an idea?

Finger Waves

Pin up Girl Hairstyles for Long hair 2013: The hairstyles of the 1930s had to meet the following criteria: soften the blunt cut of the bob and fit nicely beneath the most fashionable hat of the day. They accomplished these goals with finger waves. Shorter cuts do better with this style, but it takes considerable practice. Part damp hair on the side or in the center and apply a waving or setting lotion, combing through for an even application. Basically, section your hair--from the top down--and use your comb and fingers to shape your hair into a wave. You need to hold each section for a few seconds for it to set. When mastered, the result will be beautiful, deep waves.

Peek-a-Boo Bang

Film actress Veronica Lake started the craze known as the Peek-a-Boo Bang. To attain the look, you must first have long, smooth locks, preferably with gentle waves. Part your hair on the left side, softly curl the ends and let the right side hang over your right eye. This style is, of course, all about the glamour and nothing at all about practicality.

Victory Rolls

With World War II in full swing, women did not have the means to attain the latest clothing fashions. Therefore hair became their statement of style. Victory rolls are the most prominent example. This hairstyle was named after a plane maneuver; when styled without bangs, it also resembles a V-shape. For this style, part your hair in the center, asymmetrically, or with an extreme side part for dramatic effect. You want your hair to have a bit of bounce, so add some body with curls. Then section off the sides of your hair, brush it out, roll it up and in to create rolls atop your head, and pin.

Bettie Page

Pinup icon Bettie Page was known for her curves--and her long, black hair with thick bangs cut straight across. To copy her hairstyle, that's basically all you need. You can wear your hair down, with soft waves, with Victory Rolls or pinned up on one side with a hair accessory.

Rockabilly

Pin up Girl Hairstyles for Long hair 2013: Today, Rockabilly refers to a subculture, people bound by their love of retro fashions. The term was originally derived from early rock and roll music of the 1940s and 1950s. In regard to hairstyles, it's all about making a statement. The key is volume and height on top, with sides close to the head (think pompadour). From there, you can pull your hair back into a ponytail, curl and pin it up, or add hair accessories.

Pin up Girls Hairstyles 2013

Pin up Girls Hairstyles 2013: As any glam girl can guess, past styles always come back to haunt the present. This is no different when it comes to hairstyling trends, which cycle through the popular vintage looks every few years. But you don't need to be a trendsetter to try out the vintage style of your dreams. Got a penchant for pin-up? Or are you feeling ready for rockabilly? Seek no further than pin-up style icon Bettie Page, whose hot hair will have you hankerin' for a whole new look.

1. Brush out your bangs and lightly spray them with hairspray to help them hold the set.

2. Separate the bangs into a top and bottom layer, using a comb. If you have thin or wispy bangs, use just a single layer of hair.

3. Heat up your curling iron. Clamp the top layer of your bangs into the curler, and roll them under. Hold the iron there for a few seconds, then release the hair. Pin the curl to your head with a few bobby pins.

4. Curl the bottom layer of your bangs with the curling iron, just like you did in Step 3. Pin this curl to your head with bobby pins. Leave the bangs alone for now.

5. Choose a curl style for the rest of your hair. Bettie Page-inspired styles today range from super-straight to crazy curls, so decide which way you want to go. If you're straightening your hair, use a big roller brush and a hairdryer to get a smooth look. Like the curls? Keep on going Pin up Girls Hairstyles 2013.

6. Run a handful of styling mousse through your hair. Take a 1-inch section of moussed hair and roll it up into the curling iron. Hold the iron still for a few seconds, then slide the curl off the iron. Bobby pin the curl to your head.

7. Repeat Step 6 all over your head. Lightly spray all the curls with hairspray.

8. Take the bobby pins out of your bangs. Gently smooth the layers together with your fingers.

9. Spray the bangs with hairspray again and lightly tease the underside. Smooth out the bangs with the brush, in the direction of the curl.

10. Let the rest of your curls down and comb them out with your fingers. If they are too curly for your tastes, gently run the brush through them. Otherwise, give your hair another dusting of hairspray and you're good to go.

Things You'll Need

Hairbrush
Comb
Bobby pins
Hairspray
Curling iron
Styling mousse

Tips & Tricks

Pin up Girls Hairstyles 2013: True Bettie Page bangs require a specific haircut, but you can approximate the look with most types of bangs. If you've got time to spare, you can also make pin curls in your hair. Simply roll wet, gelled sections of hair up into curls and pin them to your scalp, then sleep on them. In the morning, unroll and style the dry curls.

Short Pin up Hairstyles 2013

I have fairly short hair and I always get stuck doing hairstyles. It's not a very good cut in the first place to style (short on the sides and a long part on top - bad choice). So I usually curl it and do 2 elevated pin curls on top with one side of my hair tucked away behind my ear and the rest hanging on the other side. Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas I could try to change it up a little.

Short Pin up Hairstyles 2013: Wanting to rock a pinup hairstyle is common, but actually pulling it off is something else altogether. Although those cute ‘50s pinups might look as if they put next to no effort into their hair, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Pinup looks take work to get and maintain, but you too can show ‘em off with the help of a few basic accessories and products.

Waves of Hollywood

The soft, wavy look of old Hollywood is a great one for short hair. It works best if your hair is naturally straight, but if you have curls, you can also get the look by first spending some quality time with your flatiron. Pin most of your hair back and then unpin in wide sections, curling each with a wide iron. Finish by pressing hair flat against your head and securing with bobby pins or barrettes.

Pixie Cutie

The pixie cut, with short bangs and feminine layers, is another classic rockabilly look. Have a beautician cut your bangs to a Hepburn-like length, or sweep them to the side and pin them behind the top of your cheekbones to fake the effect. To accentuate the curves of your neckline and jaw structure, work serum into your short layers and ruffle them just slightly. Add red lipstick, and you’re good to go!

The Shaved Head

Nothing says punk and rockabilly quite like a shaved head, but it takes a woman with guts to actually get one. If you can manage to take the plunge, you’ll be rewarded with a ‘do that emphasizes your facial structure, complexion and eye color. If shaving off all your hair still sounds too terrifying, you can get a punkier look that’s still pinup worthy by shaving just a portion of your head under longer hair or going for a Mohawk-inspired style that lets one extended wave of hair flop to the side of your head.

Perfect Pompadour

Short Pin up Hairstyles 2013: A pompadour is a classic pinup look that can be hard to achieve. It’ll certainly turn heads, but it’s not worth tearing your own gorgeous hair out in an effort to get it absolutely perfect. Although it’s easier to rock a pompadour with medium to long hair, you can also do it with shorter locks. Latrice Strader, a master hairstylist, tells "Essence" magazine that all you need for the look is a bottle of hairspray, a rat-tail comb, and a five-inch section of hair. “Use the comb to tease four inches out of the five, leaving out the first inch by your hairline,” she says. “Smooth the piece back over the teased section, secure with bobby pins, and mist with a light holding spray.”

Easy Pin up Hairstyles 2013

Nothing says beauty like the iconic style of vintage pin-up girls. Retro hair, makeup and fashion is making a huge comeback in the modern world thanks to stars like Gwen Stefani, Katy Perry and Scarlett Johansson. If you've been dying to try out a retro hairdo, but aren't exactly a stylist, give these simple, yet timeless pin-up girl hairstyles a try. In only a few short minutes, you'll have perfect vintage hair fabulous enough for a pin-up photo-shoot of your own!

Easy Pin up Hairstyles 2013: Remember the pin-up girls with the cute bandanas in their hair? It's probably one of the simplest retro hairstyles to create, and it looks amazing when finished. This hairstyle works with a cute summer time dress or a knotted shirt and vintage jeans.

Bumper Bangs are a super easy vintage hairstyle with a lot of pizzazz. You can wear bumper bangs as part of an updo or with the rest of your hair down and slightly curled.

I’ve been in a pin up mood lately! I think because fall makes me want to do more with my hair other than just putting in a bun! Here are some of the easiest pin up inspired hairstyles I could find on the web! So easy even a chimp could do them!

If you have a chimp, train them to do your hair, it will make your life a lot easier!

1. Half Up / Half down Pin Up Style:

She’s adorable, funny, and little talky but you will LOVE this hair style, its super easy to do to and looks great! Not too retro, so you could get away with this pretty much anymore!

BONUS: Notice her cute hair feathers?

2. Swept up Pin Up Style:

This funky chic look is perfect for day old hair, get it out of your face but still look “done”.

3. Pin Up Pomp:

Hers came out a little pointy as she says in the video, but with a little practice you can have this mastered in no time at all!

4. Pin Up Style for Long Hair:

Right to the point, will take some time curling for long hair, but once that’s done its just a few victory rolls and you’re on your way!

5. Faux Victory Rolls Style:

Easy Pin up Hairstyles 2013: If you’ve mastered the above looks are want something a little more complicated, give this one a try! Its challenging but still easy enough if you get the basics down. Good luck vintage girls!

50s Pin up Hairstyles 2013

Instead of paying the salon to create a 50s pinup hairstyle for you, teach yourself how to create fun, retro hair without leaving the house. Popularized by Bettie Page and worn today by Hollywood celebrities such as Dita Von Teese and Katy Perry, the 50s pinup look will never go out of fashion. It's a classic, flirty look for women with a sense of both humor and flair. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

Brush slightly dirty hair that has been blow dried straight. One or two days after washing works best to help hold the style.
Part hair deeply from front to back on the side that you prefer. Separate all of the hair into 2-inch sections using clips. For the hair around your face, part into 3 sections: the top and the two sides.
Use a curling iron to curl the sectioned hair, starting from the back of the head. Mist with hairspray as you go.
Tease the hair at the crown of the head with a fine-toothed comb and smooth the hair in front over top. Use bobby pins to hold the bump in the hair.
For the hair framing the face, curl away from the face and not toward it.
Gather these 3 sections around the face individually and curl them backwards onto the scalp. Secure with bobby pins.
Set look with hairspray.

Tips & Warnings

If your curls begin to unwind, twirl them around your finger and re-set with hairspray.

The classic hairstyles of the 1940s & 50s continue to influence the hairstyles of today. It is typical to see images of pinup hairstyles with straight hair that has been curled, but what about the pinup style lovers who don’t have straight hair? This how-to hair tutorial will demonstrate how to achieve a retro updo with victory rolls adapted for naturally kinky/curly hair. It’s really easy to do, and only requires hairpins, a comb, and maybe a little water.

50s Pin up Hairstyles 2013: Being that natural hair can easily be molded into place without having to be teased, scorched with heating tools, or sprayed to death with hair spray; this hairstyle can be ideal for achieving the pinup girl look without the styling damages.

Pin up Hairstyles for Short Hair 2013

I love "old" hair. No, not the hair that you find in the bottom of your shower drain that has been there for months, I mean hair right out of a pin-up girl calendar. Beautiful hairstyles with a vintage flair. I think these styles work especially well for fall when you won't mind the hair being down on your neck or across your forehead. Having short to medium length hair though, it is not always easy to find pin-up girl hairstyles that work. I was searching for some the other day that I want to try out this fall and thought I would share them with all of you.

1. Curly Pin-Up Girl Tutorial with a Bump

This hairstyle is adorable and looks pretty simple. I curl my hair a lot in the fall now and this can be turned into a simple retro look with the addition of a bump on top. Great tutorial and the girl who does it is adorable.

2. Marilyn Monroe Inspired Hair Tutorial

This is a little more advanced than the tutorial above, but I love the look and if I can pull it of with my hair being a little longer than hers, I think it will look fabulous!

3. Pin-Up Girl Victory Rolls Tutorial

I love the look of victory rolls and if I had known they were so easy to do, I would have tried them out a long time ago. This is a great tutorial and the girl doing it has fairly short hair. I have seen these done with shorter hair though too, so if yours is shorter, I say go for it!

4. Multiple Rolls Pin-Up Girl Inspired Hair Tutorial

Pin up Hairstyles for Short Hair 2013: This one would be easier for someone with medium to short hair that is at least below the ears. I really love this look, but have the hardest time getting bobby pins to take, so I am not sure if I can pull it off. I think the problem is that I am too lax with the hairspray. It is an adorable style though that uses multiple victory rolls.

Pin up Hairstyles for Long Hair 2013

Pin up hairstyles for long hair are also called as burlesque styles that have been popular since ages. The fact is many women of present age still want to wear classic hairstyles with their modern dresses. This is why pin up hairstyles for long hair are still popular. These hairstyles are not only worn by ordinary women but also by many celebrities. The pin up hairstyles can work best when you want to look prominent among all others. The key to get perfect pin hairstyles is to find such looks that can complement your face.

Pin up Hairstyles for Long Hair 2013: Pin up hairstyles for long hair can work well with all the hair types and textures. These long hairstyles can also be made for colored hair. It can be made with short and medium length hair but the best looks can be achieved with long hair. The only requirement of pin up hairstyles for long hair is to get bangs of four inches and the hair must be cut into layers. Girls must also have some curly hair to support the looks. These curls need not to look natural as they have to be pulled back.There is the need of using styling tools such as curling iron, flat iron and curling rods that can help you in getting perfect pin up hairstyles.

These hairstyles are a good choice for getting vintage and elegant looks for various formal events. The first classic look for pin up style is the French twist that is created by gathering hair at the nape and bringing them together. You need to twist the hair up and lift them up at the top of the head. You will get the French twist after securing the hair with bobby pins. Many celebrities have been seen wearing French twist are red carpet events. The second pin up hairstyle is the formal updo that can be made by gathering hair into a ponytail. The ponytail can then be twisted at the nape and secured with pins.

Pin up Hairstyles for Long Hair 2013: Another great pin up hairstyle is called the Pompadour that is created by getting your bangs curled. You can wear a ponytail at the back along with a head band. This style was popular in 1930s but today it is again in fashion. This hairstyle can be created by separating the front hair into sections of 3 inches. A bubbled is created by gathering the hair at one point that is almost 5 inches away from the scalp. The bubble is then brought at the top of the head. You must make sure that there are no gaps in the bubbles and pin them. Don’t forget to apply hair spray to fix all the bubbles. There are many other pin up hairstyles that can be searched over internet.

Pin Up Girl Hairstyles 2013

Pin Up Girl Hairstyles 2013:

Hairstyles are meant to be flaunted and worn with the motive of getting applauding nods and praise from onlookers. Therefore, a lot of women want to sport hairstyles that are considered to be catchy and charming. Most of them look up to the celebrities in this regard and copy their hairdo in the hope that they will also get the eye balls just the way their fashion icons are getting. Well, the formula works and is certainly helpful but there is one more breed which is more popular in the masses than the actresses and celebrities. Any Guess? Well, they are the pin-up girls. They are also equally and at times, even more admired and adored by the people.

Now, it goes without saying that the pin-up girl hairstyles are also a hit and eye catchy; what women want to achieve with their hairdo. Here we have compiled 30 pin-up girl hairstyles. You must check them out to get some groovy ideas to style your hair. They have all kinds of shades; sober as well saucy. You can pick any of them depending on your taste and the look you want to flaunt. So, here starts the show. Come on in and get involved.

Pin Up Girl Hairstyles 2013: If you like this article, you might be interested in some of our other articles on Sew In Hairstyles, Unique Hairstyles, French Twist Hairstyles and Simple Hairstyles.

Pin UP Hairstyles 2013

10 classic pin up hair styles by one of our favorite girls the lovely Ashley of the Lisa Freemont Pages from her Classic Pin Up Series. Perfecting the pin up look can be quite challenging when considering everything that goes into the transformation from 'plain jane' to pin up perfection! The clothes, the shoes, the makeup, and probably the most time-consuming...the hair...

Even the most seasoned pin up girl sometimes takes short-cuts (shhh) and has their stylist do their hair when pressed for time; especially when trying to get oneself organized for a particular event or show in between all the other time-consuming aspects of a girl's life like work (ugh)...But for every other occasion, most girls actually do 'do' their hair themselves!

Pin up hairstyles 2013 can be influenced from a whole variety of sources, however for this introduction to pin up hairstyling, we put our trust into the hands of the lovely Ashley who shares her wonderful fashion, beauty, and makeup tips for us all to enjoy! Each tutorial video on how to do the each different pin up hairstyle is influenced by the talent of a particular pinup artist from the 1940s and/or 1950s...

And so, without further ado...here are 10 classic pin up hairstyle video tutorials for 'pinupafying' your hair...

It's not rocket science when it comes to figuring out why pin-up girls landed in the lockers of G.I.'s during World War II. They were hot. Period. In fact, these sexy doe-eyed divas served as the glamorous standard bombshell for decades to come—and not just because of their scantily clad bods. To get the look without slipping on a pair of hot pants, we suggest focusing on the hairstyle and going for the classic '40s wave. It's a heck of a lot easier to pull off than, say, those skimpy shorts.

Pin UP Hairstyles 2013: For proof, we tapped celeb stylist and salon owner George Gonzalez to dish some tips on how to style a modern-day interpretation of this retro 'do. With a range of experience under his belt, including the Oprah show, this man understands the need for speed and simplicity. Here, he'll show you how—with just two tools and five simple steps—you can achieve a gorgeous soft wave that's bound to turn heads. Throw on a little red lipstick, strike a pose, and get ready to be the ultimate calendar girl, even if you're not with the USO.