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LOL @ The pic of the girl in an afro! I know I am in the minority here with what hairstyles I like, but....I really loved the "big hair" of the 80's (NOT the look of the afro girl, though!) But I really love the Farra look and long locks of curls. I hate the straight flat look of the 70's that is so popular. I guess my hair is just "stuck" in the 80's like my daughter keeps telling me! lol

White girls want curly hair, black girls want straight hair. What a world.

I know...Kevin, It's so true.
Just like everything else in this world. Everybody always wants want the next person has.
LOL

HELLO!!! The "pin curl" is the friend of the 1940's/'50's....My Mom would "pin curl" my hair on Sat. nights, to be sure it was "adorable" for church on Sunday. Actually, it was a nightmare....

It was an awful hairdo then and it is an awful hairdo now.

My hair is curly~being Italian it is a given,so rollers were and are my best friend.The 60s and 70s were accompanied by hot rollers everywhere I traveled to make this crop smooth.Straightening is hard on the hair,rollers are hard on the scalp,can't win.But pin curls were in the 40s and early 50s.Time consuming and not worth the time or effort.Shaving was a long shot but it would have been easier!What a life!Ironing is do-able.Now I'm in my 70s and still fighting the fight.: )

I think this hairstyle would be outstanding on a beautiful soft face. A face that doesn't scream FACE-just beauty. It is hard to find a woman who is not attractive today. It is almost impossible to find a famous face that screams ancestry in my genes. Why do we all want to look like someone else. When I saw this short hair aveda shampure is the perfect solution is what I thought.

So the model on the left in yellow... just wondering... how many volts did it take to achieve that level of frizz? Just need to know when to quit when I have my wet fingers in the wall outlet.

If the three pictures shown with the article are examples of the new curly hair trend, we're in for some really laughable and/or scary hair. The first picture makes the hair look dirty and unkempt. The secong picture looks like it was styled by a static generator and hedge clippers. The third picture looks like a live version of a disco cartoon.

Wow that afro. Looks like a Halloween wig I used to sell in my store many years ago, it used to come in that exact color

Perms will always be cool, simply because everyone who has one can feel a little bit more like a Hobbit.

Model in yellow has had her hair teased, lacquered/hair sprayed , teased again, fingers or combs (most likely fingers) to twist and lacquered again to get the look you see. Presenting this so call up and coming hairstyle took one minute or less to walk the catwalk or skit that was created to show, then it's over. Has anyone ever thought about what it takes for this model to get her hair back to original shape?

With a fro that big you don't fit n a car.

I gotta say: I was never crazy about those perms in the 80's .... but that "wash and wear" hair sure made life easy. After the shower just tossle your hair and out the door you went, letting it air-dry. Now, it takes longer to do my hair than it took my mother back in the 60s when she would wear those "bubble" styles with the farty bow clipped just above her bangs. Flat irons ... curling irons ... blah. Bring on the frizzy perms!

Return of the 80's...Oh yeah! Raised in the decade and proud of it. Are parachute pants next?