coiffure , auch: coiffe

Early this morning, she had tried out a new coiffure.

She had her hair done in a brushed up coiffure.

The whole coiffure seemed in danger of coming down, but she could not seem to think what to do about it.

No coiffure or gown could make her beautiful enough for a man like him.

Finally, her coiffure must also embody the spirit of the age.

But what about those who like a set coiffure?

Coiffures are no longer collective projects but the work of professionals.

Rita put one hand to her perfect coiffure, and shrugged.

My coiffure was perfect for the overall look, of a sophisticated lady.

A: I do so many coiffures, but it's definitely my style.

At last she tossed her tall coiffure and swept on toward him.

But certain elements, notably women's coiffures, are in solid black.

Straight or wavy, the coiffure always has a definite side part.

"I've come prepared," said Strawberry, about the game and not his coiffure.

The bangs alone remained in evidence, of the customary coiffure.

His work illustrated the changes in coiffures and make-up across time.

Heat may give you a perfect coiffure today, but will it damage your scalp and hair in the long run?

His coiffure appears to have been designed by a blown fuse.

Then it slips over the rest of the coiffure, like a gentle sack.

Her maid stepped back and she nodded approval of the coiffure.

Hair and all that incorporating national service coiffures, 1940.

You aren't man enough to get her mind off her coiffure.

Some women have taken to anchoring silk flowers in their coiffures.

Hers is not the kind of hair that lends itself to elegant coiffure.

Mama Lo is still doing coiffure and pressing palm oil?