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Home›How To›How to Get 80s Curls: 13 Steps

How to Get 80s Curls: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 9, 2024
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The 1980s saw a resurgence of curly hair, and the iconic style remains popular even today. Want to recreate those fabulous 80s curls for a party, photoshoot, or just because? Follow these 13 simple steps to achieve the perfect 80s curls.

1. Start with clean hair: Wash your hair using a nourishing shampoo and conditioner, followed by detangling it with a wide-toothed comb.

2. Apply a heat protectant: Before styling, protect your locks by applying a heat protectant spray or serum evenly throughout your damp hair.

3. Section your hair: Divide your hair into four or five sections using hair clips or bands. Working in sections makes curling more manageable and efficient.

4. Choose the right curling iron: A curling iron with a 1-inch barrel works best to create tight, voluminous curls.

5. Set temperature: According to your hair type, set the temperature on your curling iron. For fine hair, stick to lower temperatures around 300°F, while thicker hair can handle higher settings up to 400°F.

6. Prep your first section: Take one section of hair and divide it into smaller sub-sections (approximately 1-inch wide). This ensures that each strand gets enough heat for well-defined curls.

7. Curl from roots to ends: Hold the curling iron vertically and wrap the first sub-section around the barrel, starting at the roots and moving towards tips. Hold for about 10-15 seconds before releasing the curl gently.

8. Pin each curl: To keep the shape intact and prevent it from losing its bounce, use bobby pins to secure each curl while it cools down.

9. Repeat steps 6-8: Continue curling the remaining sections until you’ve curled your entire head.

10. Let your curls cool: Give your curls time to set and cool down completely. This should take about 10-20 minutes.

11. Release and tease: Once cooled, remove the bobby pins and gently separate the curls using your fingers. For extra volume, tease your roots with a fine-toothed comb.

12. Add hairspray for hold: To keep your 80s curls intact throughout the day (or night), apply a strong-hold hairspray evenly across your hair.

13. Accessorize (optional): Complete your look with some 80s-inspired accessories like a headband or scrunchie.
And there you have it! Now you’re sporting perfect 80s curls, ready to rock any event or photoshoot. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different variations of curls and styles to find the look that suits you best. Happy curling!

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