I was on a visit to london a few years ago, actually it was my last visit. I was in a store and saw this. I would like to have had a better photo but did not want to get into difficulties if someone saw me. I also used to wear such instruments when I was younger for a modern hairstyle, but I must admit I did not wear them for everyone to see, but only at home.
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Perfect capture of those little critters (forgot their names) in the background also with their thoughts on it.
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I also forgot their name (minion), otherwise I would have mentioned them. They seemed to be laughing as well
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Yes they do! Perfect pic!
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Rollers! Oh my–and I remember when they came out with foam hair rollers so you could sleep in them! Gosh, we were a pretty stylin’ bunch, weren’t we? 😆
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We did everything for fashion. Thank goodness for the foam versions
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I love this photo. I remember wearing rollers — I think that ended for me in the 80s… Or sooner?
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I was already finished with them in the sixties
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I used heated rollers. I remember throwing them out in 1988.
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You are 90 now😮🤪Just kidding, I know you meant the time period 40 years ago
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In the sixties we were all walking around with balloons on our heads, the so-called bouffant hair sryles with the accompanying back combing
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Very fashionforward for a senior 😆
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I was born in 1946
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I know, Angloswiss, but I could nit resist making a joke. Implying you meant YOUR sixties, not zhose of the last century
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Wow. Talk about ancient memories! I think I must have been in my early teens the last time I used rollers. I think that’s why I still wear my hair long. Every day is a good hair day and I never worry about rollers — or not getting a haircut.
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Certainly does bring back memories, especially for us golden oldies. I am gradually growing my hair. Lock down made it possible, but I am not there yet.
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hahaha to have THAT confidence! Donna
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When women wore rollers to the shops, they used to wear a scarf over them at least. Sometimes you need that last minute purchase for that big night out. Love it Pat, brings back memories of my Mum. Thanks for joining in 🙂 🙂
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I must admit as a teenager inkjet all the tricks with the scarf as well. 😃
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