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4 Ways to Get 90s Hair

By Matthew Lynch
January 25, 2024
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The 90s were a dynamic time, full of fashion statements and pop culture moments. One of the most iconic aspects of the decade was, without a doubt, the hairstyles. If you’re looking to channel your inner 90s kid or simply want to try a new look, we’ve put together four ways to achieve perfect 90s hair.

1. The Rachel

The Rachel, made famous by Jennifer Aniston in her role as Rachel Green on “Friends,” is one of the most iconic hairstyles of the 90s. With voluminous layers and face-framing highlights, this hairstyle remains a classic today. To achieve this look, start with clean hair and blow it out straight with a round brush. Add layers to your haircut and make sure they frame your face well. After drying, style individual strands with a flat iron and finish off with hairspray for hold.

2. Crimped Hair

Crimped hair was all the rage back in the 90s, popping up everywhere from music videos to school dances. To get this textured style, start by sectioning your hair into small sections about an inch wide. Take each section and press it between the plates of a crimping iron for a few seconds, working your way down the length of your hair. When finished with all sections, lightly run your fingers through your hair to break up any clumps, then mist with hairspray for hold.

3. Butterfly Clips

One accessory synonymous with 90s hair is butterfly clips. These tiny plastic clips added flair to any hairstyle while keeping it functional and out of the way. To incorporate them into your look, start with sleek or curly hair (whichever you prefer) and create small twists or braids around your face or throughout your hair. Secure each twist/braid in place with a butterfly clip and continue adding clips as desired.

4. Space Buns

The space buns look, popularized by Gwen Stefani and many other 90s celebrities, adds a fun and playful vibe to your hairstyle. To create space buns, begin by parting your hair down the middle and brushing it into two even sections. Twist each section into a high ponytail, then coil the ponytail around its base to form the bun. Use several bobby pins to secure the bun in place, then repeat on the other side. Finish off with hairspray for hold and longevity.

With these four hairstyles, you can take a trip back in time and rock a quintessential 90s look. Whether you choose the iconic Rachel or funky space buns, you’re sure to turn heads and embrace the nostalgia of this unforgettable decade.

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