They are called iconic: 13 hairstyles from the 70s that will never go out of style
Every year, fashionistas around the world try to follow trends to meet new requirements and be stylish. Hairstyles are no exception, as they allow you to demonstrate your individuality and creativity.
Despite the new trends, we should not forget about the images from the 70s, which still remain popular. According to the Real Simple website, there are 13 hairstyles of that time that will never go out of style.
1. Big disco curls
This hairstyle is voluminous and elastic curls that fall in a luxurious cascade. Disco curls could be seen on singers such as Kylie Minogue or Cher. First, the hair is curled with thermal curlers or tongs, after which the curls are lightly combed, which gives them a softer and more voluminous look.
Disco curls were popular among celebrities.
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2. Feathery like Farrah
The star of the Charlie's Angels series Farrah Fawcett made this bold and relaxed hairstyle a cult favorite. The image is a parting in the middle, bangs and side layers that are curled back and fixed with varnish. This creates the appearance of bird feathers. You can get this hairstyle by tousling your hair and using curlers.
The Farrah hairstyle creates the appearance of bird feathers.
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3. Afro
In the 70s, this hairstyle was popularized by women who were in the spotlight. It looks like a bold airy halo of hair that frames the head. It is noteworthy that this image was tried on by representatives of all genders, and nowadays many people use perfectly styled wigs.
The Afro style has been tried on by representatives of all genders.
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4. Macrame braids
In the 70s, both braids and macramé were popular. Fashionistas combined these two trends into one impressive style that is still in great demand today.
Fashionistas have combined braids and macramé into one feminine style.
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5. Shag haircut
Iconic rock stars like Mick Jagger, David Bowie, and Rod Stewart popularized this haircut. It shows maximum lightness thanks to the many layers. Short hair on the top of the head, smoothly transitioning to long curls at the back, creates a tousled effect.
The shag haircut was popularized by Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Rod Stewart.
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6. Dreadlocks
Traditional dreadlocks are convenient because they do not require special care. Hair tangled in curls is formed naturally or artificially.
Dreadlocks do not require any special care.
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7. Curtain bangs
In the 70s, the rock 'n' roll curtain bangs were at their peak of popularity. It is best worn on medium-length plain hair, which will emphasize the expressiveness of the eyes and draw attention to the face.
Curtain bangs emphasize the expressiveness of the eyes.
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8. Wedge haircut
This short hairstyle is suitable for women with round, heart-shaped and oval faces. Hair can be styled in a bowl shape. This look is suitable both for everyday going to the office and for a romantic dinner.
The wedge haircut is suitable for any occasion.
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9. Afro puff
This hairstyle is a voluminous afro gathered in a tight knot on the top of the head. To add zest to curly hair, you can use a scarf or an interesting elastic band.
Afro puff hairstyle can be decorated with accessories.
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10. Low braids or ponytails
From the 70s to the present day, this look has not lost its popularity. The hair is combed into two low ponytails, after which two pigtails are formed, which can be secured with a ribbon or elastic band.
Low braids or ponytails can be secured with a ribbon or elastic.
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11. Scarves in the hair
Silk scarves can be worn as a bandana, a headband, or tied in a ponytail. This accessory was an integral part of the 1970s looks and still helps fashionistas to bring tenderness and playfulness to their looks.
A scarf as an accessory adds tenderness to the hairstyle.
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12. Pageboy haircut
This look allows you to demonstrate an unusual hair color. A neat rounded pageboy haircut is a great alternative to the classic bob.
The pageboy haircut is an alternative to the bob.
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13. Spiky hairstyles in the punk style
In the 70s, the punk movement was born. In addition to bright, casual outfits, representatives of this subculture stood out for their extraordinary hairstyles. In particular, it was about shaved or short-cropped temples and hair styled up in the form of a rooster's crest.
Punk hairstyles have not lost their popularity since the 70s.
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