This is what they call a bubble set. I put in rollers, let them sit then after I take them out I tease the whole head and lightly comb the top layers. I call it the helmet. Remember they teach us these things for technique cause I don't think I could convince anyone to get this style.
Sooo big!
This is it all combed out. I kinda like it this way. No I wasn't the one who burned her head. This head has been passed down to many classes.

I've been looking up some styles lately that I would like to try and my newest obsession is called Victory rolls. I tried once and failed but i'm getting some different opinions on how to be successful.

I read an article that says women adopted the style in the 1940's after a fighter plane maneuver celebrating the victory in WWII.