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Waving with Irons

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Mastering Hairdressing

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In this method of producing waves or curls, heated irons of various shapes are used to soften and form the hair. The effects compare favourably with other heat-moulded techniques, for example heated rollers and blow styling. Although waving with irons is no longer fashionable it remains a good exercise of hand, tool and hair control and methods of iron-waving can be applied to modern styling and fashion. Appreciation of wave shape, and the discipline derived from its practice, are invaluable.

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© 1984 Leo Palladino

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Palladino, L. (1984). Waving with Irons. In: Mastering Hairdressing. Macmillan Master Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-86035-7_10

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