Hair Blog

1970s hair is all about movement, softness, and individuality. As styles moved away from rigid shaping, longer layers, feathered finishes, natural texture, and relaxed fringes came to define a decade that favoured flow and effortless confidence.

The 1960s reshaped hair into something deliberate and graphic. Height at the crown, clean modern cuts, and later, simpler lines turned hairstyles into bold silhouettes—confident, recognisable, and unmistakably of their decade.

A curated guide to 1950s hairstyles, exploring soft wavy bobs, polished ponytails, pin-up fringes, and rockabilly-inspired glamour.

1940s hairstyles began as a continuation of late-1930s glamour, then shifted under wartime pressures into more structured, practical forms. From soft waves to victory rolls, rolled fringes, poodle curls, and neat pageboys, the decade balanced resilience with femininity—and laid the foundations for 1950s pin-up style.

The 1930s refined Hollywood hair into something softer, sleeker, and unmistakably elegant. Defined by sculpted waves and carefully shaped fringes, the decade created styles that felt controlled yet fluid—many of which later inspired 1950s pin-up glamour. 

When you picture the Jazz Age, you picture short, sleek hair. The 1920s traded Victorian lengths for sharp, modern silhouettes—shimmering waves, clean lines, and statement fringes.

A wraparound ponytail that blends Old-Hollywood glamour with modern ease.

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