Back-To-Class Pompadours

By Nancy Young
Categories: Articles | Hair | Nancy Young | Vol. 1 No. 6 | The Looking Glass

Step-by-step procedure for re-creating two Edwardian-inspired hair styles. Publication: 3.24.0105.010

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Article No.: 0.09.5000.064
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Nancy Young

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Young, Nancy . "Back-To-Class Pompadours". Storybook Home Journal 1.6 (2001): 11.

Young, Nancy . "Back-To-Class Pompadours". Storybook Home Journal 1, no. 6 (2001): 11.

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