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 Lana Turner Hair Styles

Color - At this time Lana had golden blonde hair

Suits - Almost every face shape

This is a difficult style to copy, first you have to wash your hair, then when its damp give your self a rectangular kind of parting. Hold the hair at the front of your crown and make a side parting at both sides of it and one behind it, so it's completely sectioned of.

Then use small rollers and make a row of curls, by going from the back to the front. Put medium sized rollers at the bottom of your hair too. Dry your hair then take out the rollers.

Gently brush out all the curls at the top and you'll be left with a roll like Lana's. Then take all the ones at the bottom out and gently brush them through.

When you're happy with your style, finish with a liberal spray of lacquer.

Suits - Most faces shapes, especially hears and ovals

This is a tricky style, especially if you are doing it yourself. If you'd like to wear your hair like this for a big occasion you're best to practice it a few times before.

Firstly wash your hair, then when it's damp apply some styling mousse, or for a truly old fashioned 'do use some setting lotion.

Once your hair is about 90% dry begin by making a side parting, then take the front section of your hair and set it into a wave, with pin curls. Do the same for the sections of hair on the side of your head.

For the curls at the back of the head make about 4 vertical rows of pin curls, people with thick full heads of hair might need to make about 6 rows, with 3 on each half of the head.

When, and only when your hair is totally dry brush out all your pin curls. If your hair is even a little bit damp it will ruin all your hard work. You should be left with a head for of long lustrous curls, but to put them up into Lana's style you will need to brush up your top lock, back comb it slightly if you need to and make sure it stays put with some hair spray. Now brush back the sides, pin in place and pin up the curls at the back, into a style you are happy with.

If any of your curls are slightly messy at the end, wrap them round your finger to shape into a softer curve, or for more stubborn hair you could use a curling tong.

Again finish with lots of hair spray.