Wet Set Pin Curl and 1940s Day Time Makeup - Get Ready With Me!

Well. THAT was hard to do and I'm in absolute awe of all of the you tubers doing hair and makeup tutorials. You all are brilliant artists sharing a level of talent that we are not appreciating enough. If you need a video of someone profoundly not perfect, I'm your girl. I present to you with absolute confidence a wet set pin curl and 1940s day makeup "tutorial" that I actually don't think explained anything at all. You are so very welcome. - Please do note the difference between a 1940s day look and a 1940s YouTube camera ready day look. VERY different thing. ---- I am a hardened, seasoned, pilot's wife, SAHM, wanna be writer, and I am a vintage seamstress. I am not a huge fan of commercial patterns, so I draft my own sewing patterns based upon Haslam designs. Haslam is a dress cutting system that came out of Great Britain between 1920 and 1960. I primarily sew garments that were worn between 1920 and 1965, but every once in awhile I need to sew something for my kids or husband too. But Today is not a sewing day! I wear what I sew compete with wet set pin curls, aprons, and lipstick, so Today is Part 1 of "Get Ready With Me”. I have a typical generic vintage hair that I wear on a daily basis. It's easy and it’s simple. It can handle whatever it is that I'm doing. It's fast .... if you don't count the hour it takes to put the bobby pins in the night before and you don't count the drying time. I suggest doing this during your favorite show at night before bed, and sle