Two Tone Hairstyles - Raymond (1956)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Mayfair, London.
M/S of hairstylist Raymond crouching beside a glamour girl who has baby pink hair to match her frock! In case we hadn't recognised Raymond, the narrator tells us to note his trademark gold hair scissors and tortoiseshell comb.
C/U of the model as Raymond trims and shapes her amazing hairdo. Various shots of the style. Raymond has been inspired by two tone cars, houses and even refrigerators. He has previewed these colours in Hollywood and now he is bringing them to Britain.
Other models with absolutely fantastic hairdos are seen. A style based on the Broadway show "My Fair Lady" has dark grey sides and silver top. Another model has a lilac "dahlia crown effect" to match the flowers in her gown.
C/U of flowers in the lap of a model, tilt up to a truly incredible GREEN hairdo. "A Caribbean green rinse which can be washed out later" we are told - I should hope so! Phenomenal. Last model Vicki has a "Bronte" inspired do which is rather gorgeous incorporating large curl and a plait.
Note: truly magnificent. The crazy Raymond at his very best. Models are listed in paperwork as Patricia, Jeanne, Vicky, Jean
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Colorful hair even in the past!
These hairstyles look amazing!
The first pastel hair color
It's amazing! People nowadays think they're só innovative! But it's completely the other way around!
Actually we are, these we never popular or standard. And to this day they are still not that popular comparing to the natural hair colors.
They look great!
Im here from a reddit post where dudes were crapping on a woman on tiktok for saying hair color existed in the 50s. Instead of looking it up for themselves LOOOL
Purple hair existed even before ww1
@@boybutchpatriot3477 exactly! Instead of taking an interesting dive in america's history, they instead called her a "woke feminist that wants to erase america's history and push narratives", calling her a "typical woman" that wont "let people think for themselves" lol.
I think I found out hair dye was old by reading Archie comics
Hair color was has been around forever. Like when powdering your hair was the only way to wash it they dyed the power so you would get pink hair
The Egyptians used henna and kohl, etc.
Stunning ✨
I have a picture of my mother from 1946, when she was 20 years old. The part in her hair is colored silver in a flared pattern, to accent her dark curls.
The last style is so lovely! Combining classic Victorian style with a flash of modern colour ❤️
It's fascinating that in the 80s, colors like this would have been considered a sign of delinquency. Here, they're high fashion, and now in the 2020s they're high fashion again.
Да сейчас бы в самый раз
The cycle of fashion.
In 2023 it's a sign of who to avoid.
More like til tok fads nowadays for broke young adults. 😘
I wouldn't call danger hair high fashion. If the people who dyed their hair today acted like these ladies that might not be the case, however.
This is so cool and so beautiful!
I'd like to own this clip. What DVD is it from?
Why did it not catch on?
The youths today rocking are these old hairstyles.
uniquely colored hair rinses like these were actually somewhat popular from the late 50s to early 60s, so it sort of did catch on. but then fell out of favor during the hippie movement, and came back with punk in the mid 70s (gaining a lot of negative stigma at that point)
All things old are new again.
Love it!!❤
Watching in 2023
Colored hair is so fun and beautiful, I don't care whatever ya'll say, it's not your body.
Pink short hair,looked like the twins Haley Mills played in The Parent Trap. The redhead'sstyle at the end was the pretiest for me.
Narrator sounds suspiciously like Trey Parker doing a character.
The Narrator is Tim Turner
“Nobody dyed their hair those colors back then!”
Right.
Kids in 2024 thinking they're revolutionary 🤣
Hey you tube! I am still voting for Daniel Malloy. Stop showing me Foley ads!
This ad in Britain was never mainstream hair coloring. No woman in 1956 would have blue, pink, green hair. It just wasn't done. I don't know what the narrative is pushing or why but more investigation needs to be taken as to who and why this is being pushed as what hair styles were like in the 1950's. If a girl in the 50's wore pink hair, they would be the weirdo in the crowd and everyone would gawk at her. No one wore colored hair in the 50's.
My mom attempted this in the sixties...didn't work lol she had orange hair. My uncle's called it their sunset
Ahead of the time hairstyles
Definitely
Ghastly!! Tacky!!
Jesucristo es Dios
what strained and not sincere smiles..😬
Oh goodness never realized they wore un-natural colors even back then. The black and silver is pretty as some ppl naturally have beautiful salt and pepper hair. The greens and pinks are hideous just like today. Yikes 😬
they still rooting for the victorian era in 1956… today its over…its cringey to say victorian era
Every single one of these is horrible!