There's a few tutorials around on the web, but for me personally, I did a lot of looking at old photos and postcards. The main focus is on the eyes, brows, and lips. Resist the temptation to use dark shadow all around your eye. I use pencil and liquid liner for the lower lid, but don't smoke it out too far, just enough to define the eye. I use dark shadow on the top lid, closest to the eye, and depending on what I'm wearing, use accent colors and lighter cream tones (plus glitter) for the top. I make sure to use mascara (at the end), but lightly and cleanly - real 1920's didn't have huge bushy lashes. Brows are natural, slightly refined.

For the lips, I use a little foundation, draw a bow shape with liner, and fill in, dash of glitter :)

Powder lightly as needed :)

Hair is the ultimate struggle between good and evil, but mainly, I've done a lot of practicing with finger waves and varying amounts of gel and pressure. I rely on my natural New Jersey-Philly Italian roots for that expertise ;)

try these linksfor make up:
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Hair:
www.hairfinder.com/hairstyl...waves.htm
www.nocturne.com/swing/hai...waves.html
theflappers.tribe.net/thread/...ca8569ce

Oh Dear Gods... how do you have the patience for this stuff? I'm sticking to my weird scientist/cult leader look. The eye make up is cool though, I can get into make-up. Hair is another story, especially if involves words like "patience" and "experimentation" to accomplish. All praises be unto ye who can do James Bond parking tricks with your hair. I know when I've been out matched. (Curses! Foiled Again! But I'll get you next time!)

Muah!
~*Spoonoid*~