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Home›How To›How to Do Wilma Flintstone Hair

How to Do Wilma Flintstone Hair

By Matthew Lynch
October 17, 2023
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Introduction:

Wilma Flintstone, the beloved matriarch of the hit 1960s animated television series, “The Flintstones,” has been charming audiences for generations with her quick wit and trademark updo. With its distinctive style and nod to prehistoric fashion, the Wilma Flintstone hairstyle remains a popular choice for themed parties, Halloween costumes, and even everyday looks for those who want to channel their inner Bedrock diva. In this article, we will take you through the steps of mastering the art of doing Wilma Flintstone hair.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Gather your materials: To achieve the perfect Wilma Flintstone hairstyle, you’ll need a brush/comb, hair ties, bobby pins, a hair sponge or foam bun maker (optional), and hairspray.

2. Prep your hair: Begin with clean and dry hair. It’s helpful if your hair has some texture or grit, so avoid straightening or using excessive amounts of conditioner beforehand. If your hair is very smooth or slippery, you can add some volumizing mousse or texturizing spray to give it more grip.

3. Create the base ponytail: Brush your hair into a high ponytail on the top of your head. The higher and more centered the ponytail is, the more it will resemble Wilma’s signature look. Secure the ponytail with a strong hair tie.

4. Add volume (optional): If your hair isn’t very thick or voluminous, you can use a hair sponge or foam bun maker to create additional fullness in the final updo. Slide the sponge into the base of your ponytail and secure it in place with bobby pins.

5. The twist: Divide your ponytail into two sections and twist them together in a counter-clockwise direction until you reach almost to the end. If your hair is very long, you may need to loop or fold it to create the shorter, rounded shape.

6. Create the bun: Wrap the twisted hair around the base of your ponytail, creating a circular bun that sits on top of your head. Be sure to tamp down any stray hairs or frizzy bits for a sleek appearance.

7. Secure with bobby pins: As you wrap the twisted hair around your head, use bobby pins to hold the bun securely in place. Make sure to tuck in any loose ends and maintain an even, rounded shape as you go.

8. Finishing touches: Once your bun is secure, use hairspray to lock in the style and keep stray hairs in place. For added effect, you can accessorize with a white pearl necklace and sky-blue dress inspired by Wilma Flintstone’s signature outfit.

With these simple steps, you’ll be rocking an iconic Wilma Flintstone updo in no time! This classic hairstyle is versatile for various occasions and adds an instant touch of prehistoric glamour to any ensemble. So channel your inner Bedrock bombshell and enjoy turning heads with your fabulous Wilma Flintstone hair.

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