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Bob / Finger Wave(1920s):



The most trendy and famous style of the 1920's was the Bob / Finger Wave. Such actresses as Zelda Fitzgerald and Colleen Moore introduced this style. This was also called "The Flapper". To attain this popular style the hair would be cropped from the chin to the ear and molded into waves.

Pompadour(1950s):



Pompadour Hairstyles were primarily used by men before, but today, you will also see women and a lot of models that use it as a hair style. It was taken from Madame de Pompadour. It is considered as the coolest and hottest hairstyle for men. You will appear like a rock star and super star if you wear a pompadour hair style. Be in style and be the hottest person at work or in school. It is considered as the cutest hairstyle as it does not cover your face so your full face is shown.

Ducktail(1950s):



Beehive(1950s / 1960s):



Shag hairstyles are gorgeous, well-manageable, and easy-to-maintain. It delivers a carefree and confident approach to women of all ages and looks great on any type of hair length. The name was taken from the word 'shaggy' because when the hairs are cut in layers or an irregular pattern it gives a shaggy or a bushy look.

Bouffant(1960s):



Cornrows, which can also be referred to as track braids or flat braids, are simply braids that lay flat beside the head. Cornrows have been traced back to earliest Greece, although they have the most history in Africa. For men and women, cornrows say a lot about who you are as a person. For example, in some cultures women who wear cornrows are seen as being well cared for, but also coming from a muscular family because of how long it can take to complete.
 
Dreadlocks(1970s):



We all remember the 1970's and the Farah Fawcett hairstyle. Countless women just had to have this hairstyle. With this look, the hair would be parted and teased back, but still soft and flowing.

Jheri curl(1970s):



The Jheri curl is a hairstyle that was frequent and fashionable in the African American community especially during the 1970s and 1980s. Invented by and named for Jheri Redding.the Jheri curl gave the wearer a glossy, loosely curled look. It was touted as a "wash and wear" style that was easier to care for than the other popular chemical treatment of the day, the relaxer.

Devilock(1970s / 1980s):



The devilock is a hairstyle created by Misfits bassist Jerry Only in the late 1970s. In an early 1980s interview, only claimed that the Devi lock was based on a "tidal wave" hairstyle seen among the 1970s skateboarding communities.

Mullet(1970s / 1990s):



Liberty spikes(1980s):



Mohawk(1980s):



Mohawk hairstyles are in the category of hairstyles that make an instant statement on the wearer, with regard to the wearer's sense of style and perhaps the wearer's celebration of their personal uniqueness. Being spotted wearing hairstyle shows that you are not afraid to be yourself - and this can be a great attraction to others out there. It is, after all, an indisputable fact that people who are not afraid to be themselves are a great attraction to one and all.

Rattail(1980s):



A rattail is a hair style that is characterized by a long "tail"-like element of hair growing down from the back of the head. The rattail usually curls naturally; however, it can be braided, treated as a dread, permed, straightened, or curled with an iron. In some instances, an individual might choose to grow several tails as opposed to a single very long tail.

Perms(1980s):



The bowl hair cut is both loved and hated by men and women alike.  In addition, the bowl hair cut has a long history with some famous models. A lot of information is accessible about the bowl hair cut which is sometimes referred to as a mushroom cut, beach cut, pot haircut and now and then it is cut in a combined way as to have long blunt cut full bangs with a rounded bob. A conventional bowl hair cut typically is cut so that the ends of the hairstyle hang over the bottom of the earlobes.

Hi-top fade(1980s / 1990s):



A hi-top fade is a style of haircut where hair on the sides is cut off or kept very short and hair on the top of the head is very long (in contrast, a low fade is when hair on the top is kept shorter). The hi-top has been a trend symbolizing the Golden Era of Hip Hop and urban contemporary music during the late 1980s and the early 1990s.

Fauxhaux(2000s):



The essence of emo hairstyles is to be in a position to express you creatively and also to be able to show individuality. Many people fault it to be a sign of rebellion but it's not so. Emo hairstyles are easily recognizable for their characteristic long bangs, dark hair with bold highlights, irregular lines and cuts. The typical choice for base color of the hair is almost always black, though sometimes it could be a dark brown. The color black should really be a representation of their emotional approach. There are numerous choices for emo hairstyles for girls with short hair.

And there are no end to hair trends many new hairstyle trends appears every now and then.