Gameboy, techno and spice girls – we can think of many highlights from the 90s. But also the hairstyles kept us busy this decade and with girlie highlights, zigzag parting and double buns, nostalgia is guaranteed …
The legendary Rachel cut
Friends star Jennifer Aniston solved with her Layered haircut Truly a trend that immediately earned its name.
The zigzag crest
- Funky – this is probably the most appropriate word that can describe the type of parting!
- The best way to style the zigzag parting is with one Style combby pulling three to four points from front to back.
- Then bring the strands of hair into the appropriate position and fix the hairstyle with a little hairspray.
Side braids
The Spice Girls were the trendsetters in the 90s – both in terms of clothing style and hair. The cute two side braids go on the cap of Baby Spice aka Emma Bunton.
Double is better: double buns
From the side braids to the screwed hair snails it wasn't far on your head! Also known as Space Buns, the two Dutts are experiencing their revival in the techno scene again today. Simply split the hair in the middle, attach a hair bun on the left and right and the 90s style is right!
Mini buns
Gwen Stefani was one of those artists who completed the bun hairstyles! The No Doubt front woman, Lauryn Hill or Mel B loved the mini buns! The motto was: All the more Mini buns, the cooler the style is …
Nothing works without two highlights…
Hardly a girl could resist this hairstyle in the 90s: the hair was tied back in a strict braid and two strands hung out from the face. It didn't matter whether you had short or long hair. This style was only topped by the hanging colored highlights that followed!
The Winona-Ryder-Pixie Cut
The Pixie Cut made its comeback with Winona Ryder. This hairstyle often appeared in the strictly reimbursed version on.
Crepe bye, long live the wave hairstyle!
While the much-loved crepe iron of the 80s moved more and more backwards in the chest of drawers, made itself in the 90s Papillots and curling iron wide and caused open, small waves.
Cornrows
The braids, which were tightly braided on the head, appeared again and again in the 90s, often paired with small, colorful clasps that made the cornrows end at the back of the head.
Straightforward in the 90s: the center parting
In contrast to the zigzag crest, the center crest trumped open. In his exactness he pulled open hair through braids, bob hairstyles and hairstyles.
And still the hairstyle …
On Remnants of the 80s: The XXL volume! The hair dryer and the teased hair reached glamorously even in the decade of the 90s and were especially popular for business outfits. Here you can find out how you can dab your hair.
The bob in the 90s
Bob hairstyles run through many decades: In the 90s, the bob ended approximately at the chin and was often shaped with a lot of gel.
Curly hair
A wild curly mane of wonder – that was what many 90s girls wanted.
Back to the 90s: spiky hairstyles
Whether pinned up or with short hair – the spiky hairstyle was in in the 90s the tips of the hair stuck out and were turned wildly with hair gel in all possible directions.
Blond
The most famous blonde from the 90s remains Pamela Anderson, who may have served as inspiration for one or the other woman with her hairstyle.
Colorful and glittering hair accessories
The 90s were flashy and anything but reserved. The following highlights appeared as hair accessories:
- colorful Cable ties
- oversized Scrunchies
- Glitter stars
- Glitter clasps
- gaudy headbands
- Hair clips
- Hairbands
Looking for more hairstyle ideas? Here you will find the best hippie hairstyles, 80s hairstyles and here we have put together rockabilly hairstyles for you. Glasses wearers find inspiration for hairstyles with glasses.
If you want to share hairstyles, hair and trends with others, have a look at our community.