My main inspiration for the hair that I created for Miss Havisham was ringlet curles that was so popular in the 19th century.
I was inspired by this hairstyle created by Bunny who is a Youtube beauty guru. I really liked the sides of the hairstyle where it was curled and pinned back with lose hair hanging out from the sides which would look good for Miss Havishams character as she is only half dressed. Miss Havisham was also in a lot of chaos which would have caused her hair to fall out and become messy, however I had to be careful with how I made it look messy because Victorian hairstyles would have been done very professionally especially bridal hair making it very crisp and tight, which meant that I couldn't have it frizzed all over the place I needed to show a base of a beautiful Victorian bridal hair.
For the hairstyle i started of with a ponytail as a base and then started to curl the hair with very thing tongs and pin it up. I carried on like this for the rest of the hair and added flowers on the sides in the end. I am happy with how the hairstyle turned out as it looks very innocent and bridal which shows how Miss Havisham was before she was wronged. Although some of the curls ended up to be messy, in my opinion it still worked with the whole concept since Miss Havisham was described to look 'battered'.
To improve I would make sure that the middle parting is very crisp and obvious as it was a feature used in the Victorian era. Also I would work on hiding the pins better underneath the hair as it looks very unprofessional, I would do this by pinning the hair underneath different strands of hair. Lastly to complete Miss Havisham I would stain the flowers and make them look dusty to fit it with her surroundings because It would be weird if she was surrounded by dust and decay but the flowers on her head were white and clean.
Products used :
-Cape
-Medium Curling tongs
-Hair Brush
-Thin comb
-Bobbi Pins
-Bridal Flowers
-Hair Spray
Step By Step
1. Brush the hair
2. Make a middle parting and section each side into 3 strands and clip away
3. Make a v shape parting going down the back of the head and create a ponytail
4. Part ponytail into 4 sections curl and pin around the ponytail
5. Part the rest of the hair evenly into 2 sections and curl and pin until all of the hair is curled and pinned
6. Curl the hair at the front away from the face into a big ball like shape and pin with the rest of the curls
7. Loosen up the hair for a messy look
8. Add flowers
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