Create the look of feathered hair without having to actually cut it. This how-to video shows the steps of styling hair into a super 70s, disco, Charlie's Angels style hairdo. You'll need hot rollers and a lot of styling products. Watch this video hairstyling tutorial and learn how to style hair into a 70s inspired feathered and curled look.
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2 Comments
Thank you for showing how to do this hairstyle. It was helpful to see which way to position the rollers. The 40's hairstyle was a good demo too. I ahve thick straight hair and the rollers that are heated with steam work best for my hair.
Thanks again-
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