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Vintage Black Long Curly Hair

This entry details information regarding hairstyles characterized by long, curly black hair styled in a manner evocative of past eras, typically pre-2000s. The term "vintage" in this context refers to styles popularized in the 20th century, though interpretations can extend to earlier periods depending on specific aesthetic goals.

Material

The core material is human hair, either natural or synthetic. Variations include:

• Human Hair: Offers the most natural appearance, versatility in styling, and longevity. Sourced from various origins, influencing texture and color nuances.
• Synthetic Hair: More affordable, often pre-styled, and can hold curls well. Quality varies significantly, impacting texture, shine, and heat resistance.
• Wigs: Constructed from either human hair or synthetic fibers, offering a complete hair solution.
• Weaves/Extensions: Individual strands or bundles of hair added to natural hair for length and volume.

Purpose

The purpose is primarily aesthetic, aiming to achieve a specific look associated with historical fashion trends. This can include:

• Fashion Statement: Expressing personal style and referencing particular decades or cultural movements.
• Protective Styling: Wigs and weaves can protect natural hair from damage caused by frequent styling and environmental factors.
• Cosplay/Theatrical Use: Recreating hairstyles for character portrayals.
• Experimentation: Trying out different looks without altering natural hair.

Function

The function is to provide a visually appealing hairstyle that reflects a desired vintage aesthetic. Key functional aspects include:

• Length: Typically long, ranging from mid-back to floor-length.
• Curl Pattern: Varies from loose waves to tight coils, often defined and voluminous.
• Color: Predominantly black, though variations in shade (jet black, off-black, with highlights) exist.
• Styling Versatility: Adaptable to various vintage looks through techniques like finger waves, pin curls, and braiding.

Usage Scenarios

• Everyday Wear: Though less common due to maintenance, some individuals incorporate vintage styles into their daily looks.
• Special Occasions: Popular for parties, weddings, and formal events.
• Photoshoots/Modeling: Frequently used to create specific vintage-inspired themes.
• Cosplay/Historical Reenactments: Essential for accurate character representation.
• Theatrical Productions: Used to portray characters from specific eras.

Common Types/Styles

• 1920s Flapper Waves: Finger waves and sculpted curls, often with a side part.
• 1940s Victory Rolls: Large, sculpted curls framing the face, often worn with headscarves or turbans.
• 1950s Poodle Curls: Tight, defined curls with significant volume.
• 1960s Bouffant: Voluminous, teased hair styled high on the head.
• 1970s Afro: Large, natural curls and coils, often styled in a rounded shape.
• 1980s Jheri Curls: Loose, wet-look curls achieved through chemical processing.
• Modern Interpretations: Blends of vintage techniques with contemporary styling methods, often incorporating braids, extensions, and different curl patterns.
• Wig Styles: Pre-styled wigs designed to replicate specific vintage looks.

Based on the provided information, “vintage black long curly hair” can be classified under the following HS codes:

• 6704110000: Of synthetic textile materials: Complete wigs.

  • 67: Prepared animal skins; leather or of composition leather articles not elsewhere specified or included.
  • 04: Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes, switches and the like, of human or animal hair or of textile materials; articles of human hair not elsewhere specified or included.
  • 11: Of synthetic textile materials.
  • 00: Complete wigs. This HS code applies to complete wigs made from synthetic textile materials.

• 6704190000: Of synthetic textile materials: Other.

  • 67: Prepared animal skins; leather or of composition leather articles not elsewhere specified or included.
  • 04: Wigs, false beards, eyebrows and eyelashes, switches and the like, of human or animal hair or of textile materials; articles of human hair not elsewhere specified or included.
  • 19: Of synthetic textile materials.
  • 00: Other. This HS code covers other articles (not complete wigs) made from synthetic textile materials.

• 6703003000: Human hair.

  • 67: Prepared animal skins; leather or of composition leather articles not elsewhere specified or included.
  • 03: Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or otherwise worked; wool or other animal hair or other textile materials, prepared for use in making wigs or the like.
  • 00: Human hair.
  • 30: Human hair. This HS code applies to dressed, thinned, or bleached human hair.

• 6703006000: Other.

  • 67: Prepared animal skins; leather or of composition leather articles not elsewhere specified or included.
  • 03: Human hair, dressed, thinned, bleached or otherwise worked; wool or other animal hair or other textile materials, prepared for use in making wigs or the like.
  • 00: Other.
  • 60: Other. This HS code covers other prepared animal skins, wool, or textile materials prepared for wig making.

Regarding HS codes 6703003000 and 6703006000, please note the need to verify the material (human hair or other) and may require certification.