(1) Set wet hair in the same way as the page boy.  Very tight at the sides. (see step 1 of Chinese Page Boy). (2) When the hair is dry, take it down, and slip a band over it next to the scalp.  Then ruff the hair, strand by strand, with the same short strokes used in ruffing the hair for step 2 of the Chinese Page Boy. (3) When all the back hair is ruffed, smooth the top of it with a brush and turn the hair under in a bun effect, securing it with hairpins. (4) Then slip a finger in each side of the bun and pull the sides up until they touch in center.  Pin them where they meet.  Then to keep the hair in place, cover the chignon with an invisible hair net, pulling the net tightly over the bun. 

(1) Starting quite far over on the right side, part the wet hair, stopping an inch and a half from the brow.  Press and comb the hair on the right in slight waves, following the shape of the head.  The first wave should be placed in front of the right ear. the ends of the hair are then set in small flat curls, turned forward. (2) Set front hair on left side in seven small pin curls, turning them backward.  Behind those, set two rows of large pin curls, turned forward. (3) When the hair is dry, comb the seven front curls into those next to them, making a deep wave. (4) Then comb the rest of the curls together in a large soft roll that blends in with the front wave and goes all around the left side of the head and down in back.