Do you want something stick straight or loosely curled?

Do you prefer it sleek and streamlined or volumized with body?

If you prefer the latter, look no further than the timeless ’90s blowout.

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We know what you’re thinkinghow can something with a time period in its literal name be timeless?

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What Is a ’90s Blowout?

“Think of Claudia Schiffer and Cindy Crawford and their full, bouncy hair with body.”

Soft bouncy 90s blowout on long black hair.

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And of course, the hair should be bouncy enough that itreallymoves.

Ahead, check out some of our go-to inspiration from ’90s blowouts.

Instead, simply smooth roots post style, as seen here.

Actress in white robe with bouncy short hair

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The perfect mix between a sleek part and bouncy blowout.

We love the way it creates body and movement throughout the entire style.

This bouncy look on Rose Byrne is proof that short hair can rock this trend too.

Sophia Bush in a 90s inspired blowout.

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This will be especially helpful if you are starting withpin-straight hairas the heat will provide lasting movement.

Deep Side Part

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Lean into those throwback vibes with adeep side part.

It’ll also help fake some volume at the root without putting in any extra work.

90s blowout with a deep side part.

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This will let you build up volume on either side for extra, face-framing movement.

This will leave you with bouncy, wispy ends.

Here, Zendaya proved that the more bounce and the more curls, the better.

Long 90s blowout with black hair.

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Soft and sweet bouncy blowout.

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90s inspired blowout on blonde hair.

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Zendaya on the SAG red carpet with bouncy short hair

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