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3 Ways to Do 70s Hair

By Matthew Lynch
December 16, 2023
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Introduction:

The 1970s were a time of wild fashion, glam rock, and iconic hairstyles. The decade’s hair trends were expressive, vibrant, and larger than life. If you’re looking to embrace the groovy vibes of the 70s, here are three classic 70s hairstyles that you can recreate at home.

1. Feathered Flip

The feathered flip was ubiquitous in the 70s and remains an iconic look today. This hairstyle is characterized by its bouncy layers and flipped-out ends that create an effortlessly chic appearance.

Here’s how to achieve the feathered flip:

– Start with freshly washed and blow-dried hair.

– Use a round brush and a medium-sized barrel curling iron to create soft waves.

– Spray a heat protectant on your hair to avoid damage from the hot tools.

– Section off your hair into layers using hair clips.

– Starting with the lowest layer, carefully curl your hair outward. Hold each section in the iron for 10-15 seconds before releasing it.

– Continue curling each layer, making sure to curl away from your face.

– Once all sections are curled, gently run your fingers through your hair to loosen and separate the curls.

– Mist with a medium-hold hairspray to set your style.

2. Disco Curls

The disco era was all about big, voluminous curls that were loaded with texture and bounce. To replicate this 70s staple, follow these steps:

– Cleanse and condition your hair before blow-drying it with a diffuser attachment for added volume.

– Apply a volumizing mousse evenly throughout your damp hair.

– Divide your hair into equal sections using hair clips.

– Use a large-barrel curling iron or hot rollers to create sizable curls and waves throughout your tresses.

– Allow the curls to set for approximately 10-15 minutes before lightly finger-combing your hair to achieve volume.

– Spritz with a high-hold hairspray to maintain your look throughout the day.

3. Farrah Fawcett Wings

Farrah Fawcett’s signature hairstyle made waves in the 1970s, becoming an iconic symbol of the era. To recreate this legendary look, follow these steps:

– Begin with clean, dry hair and apply a smoothing cream to reduce frizz.

– Use a wide-toothed comb to detangle your hair and create a strong center or side part.

– Section off your hair into layers using clips.

– Utilizing a medium-sized barrel curling iron or round brush, curl each section’s ends away from your face, creating flippy bangs at the front.

– Gently brush through the curls once cooled with a paddle brush to refine and blend them.

– Work some texturizing product or hairspray into your roots for added volume and lift, particularly focusing on the crown and sides.

– Finish off with a light coating of hairspray to hold the style in place.

Conclusion:

Channeling the 70s has never been easier with these three quintessentially groovy hairstyles! Break out your hot rollers and favorite hairspray, and let the spirit of the decade take over.

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