The good ol’ 1990s always had a fanciful, loud, and endearing quality about them. We can’t forget about the 90s hairstyles along those lines, with their baggy jeans to anti-fits, chunky wedges to chunky flats, loud makeup, as well as wild perms that shaped faces and fringed crowns.
We think that the 90s hairstyles were the best thing ever, and if you agree, we have the perfect thing for you. Let’s take a look at some of the best 90s hairstyles to try in 2023 to show off your beauty.
The best 90s Hairstyles to try out in 2023:
The Pixie
Undoubtedly, the pixie cut is among the most well-liked 90s hairstyles that are currently in vogue. In the late 1990s, Winona Ryder may have been one of the first celebrities to make this stylish hairdo popular because it screamed sultry and sleek. The actor frequently experimented with the appearance, turning the delicate layers into one with many sharp edges. Obviously, there was also the sultry pixie in Ghost starring Demi Moore.
The 90s Big Hair
Among the most common hairstyles of the 1990s was the voluminous, wavy look. The 90s were best known for their frizzy, carefree hairstyles. Maybe women in those days wanted to always have a wild appearance! The big hair was worn by all the popular celebrities, including Cindy Crawford and Drew Barrymore. Along with jeans and unadorned t-shirts, it was a regular thing in the 1990s.
The ‘Rachel’
The iconic Rachel Green hairdo from Friends, which was designed by stylist Chris McMillan and made its debut in 1995, became an overnight sensation and is currently back in style. The long-awaited reunion, which sent the entire world on a journey back in time is largely to blame for this. In fact, findings demonstrate that after the reunion aired, queries for the “Rachel” increased by 179%. According to reports, the Rachel hairdo was so well-liked in the 1990s that women from all over the world flew to his Los Angeles salon to receive the Rachel hairdo from the original stylist. The “Rachel” is a difficult hairstyle to pull off because of its voluminous, face-framing layers as well as honey highlights, but its appeal endures.
Pigtails
Pigtails may not be a look that immediately springs to mind when we think of the 90s, but they were a big deal then. Do you remember Britney Spears’ song, “Hit me baby one more time”? Before you turn around, know that pigtails in the 2020s have mellowed to deliver a chic, classy look. They may also save the day if your hair is having a bad day! They even give the crown volume without teasing while being less severe than a high ponytail. To get the final look you adore, move them high or low, add jewellery, or alter the parting.
Bangs
We’ve evolved a long way from the mall bangs fad of the 1990s; consider Candace Cameron throughout House Full as well as Kelly Kapowski in Saved by the Bell. However, a variety of bang styles are currently in style in the 2020s despite the fact that elevated fringes are no longer fashionable. Bangs are back, in all their various forms, from blunt block fringes and curtain bangs to softer, choppy cuts and now even French girl fringe, a.k.a. Priyanka Chopra. What is the key to achieving a successful bang look? Don’t give the impression that you are trying too much.
Grunge Hairstyles
The most well-known hairstyles were grunge ones from the 1990s. Guess what else? Being one of the Spring Summer trends, the grunge aesthetic will never go out of style. The unwashed, unkempt, greasy hairstyle that was popular in the 1990s requires no maintenance. Who wouldn’t want their hair to be free-flowing? The best grunge hair models were Kate Moss and Drew Barrymore in the 90s.
Tendrils
Soft, face-framing tendrils exude romance and femininity. This is the hairstyle to try on days when you don’t feel like fussing with your hair. How so? Because it still looks great while requiring little maintenance. Tendrils go well with almost every face shape and hairstyle, including buns, ponytails, as well as braids. It wouldn’t matter if they were straight, wavy or textured, chunky or thin; they would still look effortless. Tendrils are a common feature of the looks worn by Dua Lipa, Kendall Jenner, as well as Bella Hadid.
