Hair styles you've had???

[beccabear67]

That Friends show is something I never saw while it was still being made. it must've been aired on some night I was always busy. I had almost the same thing with Seinfeld.... I managed to only see it a couple of times when it was new. Seen both various times as reruns now of course.

[Richard1978]

In the second half of 1990s the Rachel Cut was popular with young women, my Brother's ex-wife said it was one of the first styles she learnt to do when taking up hairdressing.

[beccabear67]

There's a channel here that shows old game shows and sometimes they will even pan across the studio audiences. In the '70s shows you will see a lot of women inspired by Farah Fawcett's hair. Later in the '80s there was a Lady Di craze in hairstyles. I remember a young aunt having a curling iron for some of those 'do's but don't remember her being too successful replicating the 'looks'. I got something like Diana a few times myself back then at a stylists. For awhile I used to curl my hair with sponge and steam rollers but it just looses the shape before long and seemed too much bother. It naturally curls a certain amount anyway. I find it strange there are boys and men putting such effort into their hair, seems most today are imitating football players but they come out looking militaristic sometimes in a bad way I think. I prefer people just not do much for a 'do'.

[amethyst]

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Ha, ha, yeah. Dig it, man!

Wear flares look like a hippy lol

[Wirral Writer]

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could wear a afro wig

Ha, ha, yeah. Dig it, man!

[amethyst]

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There was a time around 1983 when, as a 22-year-old guy, I developed a passing fad about going to Alan Paul and getting first a loose perm, and then a tight perm like Leo Sayer's. Nowadays, I can settle for just a skin head hair style.

could wear a afro wig

[Wirral Writer]

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There was a time around 1983 when, as a 22-year-old guy, I developed a passing fad about going to Alan Paul and getting first a loose perm, and then a tight perm like Leo Sayer's. Nowadays, I can settle for just a skin head hair style.

[FlowerWY]

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I told my barber that he should charge me less now as it takes him such little time these days. "Think of it as a search fee" said the cheeky git!

That's a good one. I'm afraid in a few years I would tell the exact words to my barber. But thanks to the lockdown I'm not planning to visit a barber and might get some hair length, by the way I found some haircare tips here. Okay, let me think... Many years ago I had long hair, mohawk, mullet... I guess many people had mullets at that time.

[teepee]

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I told my barber that he should charge me less now as it takes him such little time these days. "Think of it as a search fee" said the cheeky git!

[George 1978]

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If we are talking about facial hair, I might remedy that fact if I get that shaver for Christmas...

[George 1978]

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Bald, bald and er....bald.

In that case, it would be the hairstyle of a wig then.

[George 1978]

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What kinds George mate?!!, as as I say there are so many different versions of it!!

I didn't know that there were many different versions of it - when I ask for one, the hairdresser doesn't get confused and ask "which one?" so I have always assumed that there was only one of them.

[Pussywillow]

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Bald, bald and er....bald.

[80sChav]

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Short back and sides, enough said.

What kinds George mate?!!, as as I say there are so many different versions of it!!

[George 1978]

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My late father's hair never went grey, and he never used Just for Men or anything like that - I have to say that it does give me optimism if I ever reach his age.