After the 1950s women felt more "allowed" to have their own style and express themselves through clothing and makeup. Also, during the 60's everyone was protesting, and so clothing had to stand out more to make a statement.
In the 1950s, conformity was the #1 virtue, and fashion reflected this. Women were expected to make themselves look as attractive as possible. They were supposed to look sexy without, of course, looking "loose."
Greased slick-back hair. Long in your face, slit down the middle kinda hair. Ivy league(basically a longer version of a high and tight). But mainly the slick back and maybe a little hair dangeling in...
One income families,with wife at home supporting as many as five or fewer kids was normal. One income was adequate. It was baby boomer producing time. We had a do nothing President who golfed...
1.put the bottom of a water bottle on the top of your head.
2.bend over (still holding the water bottle)
3.pull your hair to were the water bottle cap is
4.tie a scrunchy were the capis
5.if...