Hair
This short, chin-length haircut became a symbol of the decade's new, independent woman.
the bob
This fashionable long rope-style accessory was a popular piece of jewelry for women.
a pearl necklace
What was used for both cleansing and moisturizing?
cold creams
the founding of the first major broadcast network
NBC
Men with thinning or balding hair would still wear this classic style, combing what little hair they had back with product to add shine.
slicked-back style
Often accessorized with long pearl necklaces, this was the rebellious style of the era's new, independent woman.
the flapper style
What is used to open your pours?
hot water
What was the main genre of music?
Jazz Music
This similar, but heat-free, method involved using one's fingers and a comb on damp hair to create S-shaped waves.
finger waves
A popular decorative embellishment for evening dresses in the Jazz Age, these strands would swing and jingle during active dancing.
fringe or beading
After cleansing and applying cold cream, a woman might rub her face with this cold item to "close the pores
ice cube
In 1920, women in the United States gained the right to vote nationally with the passage of this amendment.
19th Amendment
This close-fitting, bell-shaped hat made popular during the decade complemented the sleek, short hairstyles.
cloche hat
During the summer months, this stiff, straw hat with a wide ribbon was a popular choice.
boater hat
Introduced in 1923, this tool was used with mascara to achieve dramatic, sculpted lashes.
eyelash curler
Charles Lindbergh did what on May 4th 1923?
first solo flight
This hairstyle was combed with a deep side part and held in place with pomade for a clean, sharp, and sophisticated look.
side part
his three-piece suit could have either a single or double-breasted jacket and became less formal and baggier than in decades past.
jazz suit
To match their clothing, women were advised to match their rouge and this other product.
lipstick
The stock market crash on October 29, 1929, known as "Black Tuesday," marked the beginning of this devastating economic downturn
The Great Depression