60's Hair Styles.

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Bianca G.

Dec 27, 2013

Bianca G.

Does anyone have any good tips and tricks for sixties style hair. I understand volume and hair spray is important, however when I do my hair like so, I find it hard to keep the style anchored. Also, if you'd like to post some looks, and step by step tutorials here, that would be great! Where are my era loving ladies at?!

Ellen M.

Dec 27, 2013

Ellen M.

For a 60s hair style you are going to need to be prepared to use half the can if need be, and tease most your hair not just the roots. Use lots of bobby pins and a foam bumper if you need help with the shape.

Ellen M.

Dec 27, 2013

Ellen M.

Half the can of hairspray*

Lisa S.

Dec 27, 2013

Lisa S.

I really like this look.

Lisa S.

Dec 27, 2013

Lisa S.

I also get really cute thick headbands and tease my roots. Teasing combs work so much better though than rattail combs, you can get them at Sally Beauty. I also like a Bridget Bardot half up hairstyle (google how kim kardashian did it, I like her's because she made it look modern)

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