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judywald: Hairstyles Seventeen Magazine 1970 ...

Editorial for Hunger Magazine shot by esteemed hair and beauty photographer Jack Eames, in collaboration with hair stylist Kim Roy.

... was Sara Thom, at least in the 60s. In 1963 she made the front cover of Hairdo's September issue wearing curlers. Looks like the green bows were tied to the clips holding her rollers in place.

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Once America pulled itself out of The Great Depression and the boys were home from WWII, women started wearing elaborate time-intensive hairstyles; notably the beehive and the bouffant (popularized by Jackie Kennedy). Throughout the sixties, the sky was the limit to how high a woman could pile her ‘do. THE SIXTIES Ah, yes. A class … Continue reading "From Bouffant to Farrah: The Glory Days of Big, Big Hair"

Black hair has evolved a lot over the years. Check out a few popular Black hairstyles that basically defined the 2000s.

Beyoncé in Hype Hair Magazine (2000).

Stopping by your local blow-dry bar is still the fastest way to get a killer blowout, perfect waves, or a chic updo. For those who dream of having a good hair day every day, there are new tools to help get salon-caliber results at home.

Audrey Hepburn Under a Hair Dryer; captured by Mark Shaw (1953)

It's finally fall, which means holiday party season is right around the corner! Jazz up your evening look with some of the sexiest styles of the season. From a retro Grace Jones flattop to mile-long waves, these 'dos are sure to dazzle.