If you love vintage hairstyles from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, a proper wet set is the foundation for achieving those iconic curls and waves. Whether you’re new to vintage hair setting or looking to refine your technique, my Vintage Wet Set Series walks you through everything you need to know—from prepping your set to the final brush-out for a polished, glamorous look.

What is a Vintage Wet Set?

A wet set is a traditional hairstyling method that involves rolling damp hair in pin curls or rollers, allowing it to dry completely before brushing it into the desired shape. Unlike modern heat-styling techniques, a wet set gives longer-lasting curls, softer waves, and a more authentic vintage finish.

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 Vintage Wet Set Mastery: Expert Tricks and Tips

Learn the insider techniques that make all the difference when setting your hair. I cover common mistakes, best practices, and pro tips for a flawless vintage style.

My Step-by-Step Vintage WET SET Hair Tutorial

This full tutorial takes you through my personal wet set process, from sectioning your hair to choosing the right tools and setting patterns for different vintage looks.

Vintage Glam: Achieving the Perfect Wet Set Brush Out

The brush-out is the most crucial step! I demonstrate how to shape and refine your curls for that soft, sculpted vintage finish.

Mastering a vintage wet set takes patience and practice, but once you get the technique down, it becomes a game-changer for achieving authentic vintage hairstyles. Watch the series, give it a try, and let me know how it works for you!

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