From Jackie Kennedy to Sharon Tate-inspired styles.
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The 1960s were a decade abundant with style.
We were gifted withmod fashionandwinged eyeliner, and when it came to hair, the options were seemingly endless.
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Don’t know where to start?
We compiled 38 of the most popular ’60s hairstyles to scroll through at your convenience.
Plus, we reached out to two hairstylists who share how to achieve the ’60s hair of your dreams.
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Center-part your hair and keep the front smooth, spritzing the hair with a flexible hairspray.
Keep ends soft by curling them with a large barrel curling iron then brushing through."
“To recreate this version, use a wide headband to complete your look,” Westby says.
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Today, you could pair these with a shaggy, shoulder-length bob for the perfect touch of mod.
It featured geometric edges that became a hit all over the world while super out there for the time.
Once Mia Farrow rocked the style, everyone else followed suit.
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And thus, the demand for short, chic hairstyles began.
Instead, you could rock loose, free-flowing curls and make just as big of an impact.
Vintage Updo
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This rolling updo was popular for its smooth texture and versatile nature.
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Enter: the Hollywood flipped bob.
It featured subtle waves from the part and distinct, upturned ends.
Here, the actor is shown wearing the cut in 1962, though it remained popular throughout the decade.
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Here, she’s seen wearing a loose beehive with face-framing tendrils.
“Use a teasing comb to prep the hair and create some volume throughout the crown.
Spritz a texturizing spray on for extra grip.
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We bet more than a bit of back-combing happened for that gorgeous fullness.
And Westby assures that it’s easy to do, too.
Don’t worry, this bedhead-esque look wants to be undone and a little messy.”
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Curly Crop
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Rita Moreno’s curls make this short shag extra sexy.
The result: a demure, tailored style that still serves as inspiration for a polished look today.
Pageboy-Inspired Cut
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The Pageboy hairstyle was all the rave in the 1960s.
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The popular ‘do incorporates a straight, all-around cut at shoulder length.
It is an effortless way to have your hair look done in an understated way," Westby says.
Half-Up Middle Part
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This half-up bouffant was seen on every corner in the 1960s.
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It was simple, stylish, and looked totally put together.
It’s a messy-chic look that continues to be requested at modern-day salons.
To this day, the look is beloved for its rounded shape and soft, yet precise curls.
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Classic Chignon
Chignonsare the ultimate power move.
This refined hairstyle remains a timeless go-to for many, especially on special occasions.
Either way, it’s sure to give a sophisticated finish to any look.
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The result is nothing short of glamorous.
Long live the pomp.
The major swoop is a great way to frame the face and add softness to any haircut.
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Here,J.Losports a traditional ’60s flip with a black bow headband.
’60s Glam Waves
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Glam-inspired curls embodied true Hollywood essence in the ’60s.
This hairstyle often came with cascading delicate bends for timeless appeal.
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To achieve this look, wear your hair in loose barrel rollers.
Once taken down, seal it with hairspray and you’re good to go.
It’s equal parts polished and voluminous for a classic look.
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She wrapped bows around each pony to add an even more feminine take on the carefree style.
Paired withcurtain bangs, this look is the epitome of youthful and fun.
She is also responsible for being the poster child for the new pixie.
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This will add the extra height to the style," she says.
“Clip these sections into loose rolls once dried.
To begin a beehive style, Paglionico suggests blow-drying your hair with a large round brush to create volume.
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Then, set sections of your hair with rollers.
“Begin smoothing the hair at the top, and gathering hair into the shape of a beehive.
If needed, you may use a donut or bump insert for extra height.
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Start by gathering your hair into a high ponytail.
“Be sure to hold the curl for a few seconds so that set the shape.
you’re free to also add velcro rollers to the ends for extra hold,” says Paglionico.
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A decade later, Jane Birkin and herBirkin bangswould be the center of the ’70s hairstyle circuit.
“Brigitte Bardot’s bangs gave off a romantic, flirty feel and can be worn for any occasion.
This is what creates a curtain effect,” says Paglionico.
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“The easiest way to style is by using a 1-inch curling iron.
Curl the bangs away from your face, starting from the top and curling down to the ends.”
Then, she recommends using a soft bristle brush and gently brush through the curls.
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Set with a light, flexible hairspray.
It features messy, tousled layers that give it an effortless feel.
Pouf Perfection
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The pouf was everywhere throughout the ’60s.
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It was bold and fun as it packed tons of volume at the top.
Seal with hairspray and you’re all set.
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