These Are The Hairstyles You Had In The 90s

During this time, women wore their hair with curls covering their forehead and just above the ears. The hair held at the back of the neck with a knot or chignon. Many women accentuated their hairstyles with ribbons, headbands, or diadems.

Most respectable women wore their hair in an intricately braided or twisted up do. Women would even add additional pieces of human hair, similar to modern day extensions, to give their hairstyle more volume and height. The most important aspect of Victorian hair was neatness.

• The “Rachel” Haircut. This trendy style was the hairstyle of the ’90s.
• Crimped Waves. BRIAN JONES/AFP/Getty Images.
• Butterfly Clips.
• Plastic Stretchy Headbands.
• High Ponytail With Oversized Scrunchie.
• Flower Accessories.
• Super Tight Curls.
• Half Crimped Half Straight.

Blow dry your hair with a diffuser to pump up the volume, paying extra attention to your roots. In addition to or instead of blow drying, you can tease your roots. Back-comb dry hair in one- to two-inch sections with a fine-toothed comb. Try using volumizer spray on damp hair before blowdrying.

1. Step 1: Prep Your Locks. For best results, start this look with fresh, clean hair that has been blown dry to around 70% with a hairdryer.
2. Step 2: Create Your Curls. Working in small sections, use a heated roller hairbrush to create big loose waves.
3. Step 3: Curl & Repeat.
4. Step 4: Add Volume.
5. Step 5: Set in Place.

To create more hair volume on a 90s blowout, you can get some old-fashioned hair rollers, which can add more fancy curls to your hair without heat damage to hair. We are not going to use other hot tools like straighteners or curlers, so it going to be a relatively healthy process.

Your hair will achieve the look you are aiming for with or without a blow dryer. If you have straight hair, you can apply mousse before you curl it. This will help your hair hold the style longer. If you have curly hair, you can apply mousse to your hair while it is still damp.

1. Best Shampoo & Conditioner For Dry, Thick, Or Curly Hair

• amika velveteen Dream Smoothing Shampoo.
• amika velveteen Dream Smoothing Conditioner.
• amika 3D Volume Plus Thickening Shampoo.
• amika 3D Volume Plus Thickening Conditioner.
• UNITE Hair Leave-IN Conditioner.
• UNITE Hair 7 Seconds Blowout Creme.

Post Hair-wash Tips

1. After washing your hair, most people rub their hair dry to remove excess water, or wrap a towel around the top of their head.
2. Apply a leave-in conditioner or light serum to ensure your hair retains the moisture after a wash.
3. Run a wide-tooth comb through your wet hair to remove tangles.

To prepare this home remedy:

1. Add half-a-cup of plain yogurt to 2 tablespoons of olive oil and 6 drops of an essential oil.
2. Mix together thoroughly.
3. Apply the mixture to shampooed hair.
4. Cover with plastic or a shower cap and leave for 1520 minutes.
5. Rinse the hair thoroughly with warm water.