6 80s hairstyle ideas to copy on curly hair

curly hair hairstyles

The high, voluminous curly bun is one of the key staples of 80s hairstyles (Photo: Instagram @_beautyincurlz_)

The half-up hairstyle with a scarf is reminiscent of the 80s looks (Photo: Instagram @toni_macaroni)

The half-up hairstyle is one of the 80s hairstyles that go well with many occasions (Photo: Instagram @mspaulabee)

The 80s hairstyles with curly bangs were the highlight (Photo: Instagram @samiorenelda)

Scarves and headbands create modern 80s hairstyles on curly hair (Photo: Instagram @hermela)

The scarves can be worn in 80s hairstyles with ponytails, buns, and more (Photo: Instagram @eleanorjadore)

The half up hairstyle is an 80s hairstyle that has made a comeback (Photo: Instagram @divinecurlz)

The high ponytail is one of the 80s hairstyles that enhance the volume of curly hair (Photo: Instagram @amanda__guido)

80s hairstyles are perfect for both retro parties and everyday wear. There are models that are still used today and also those that are back in trend. All hairstyles can be done in curly hair, which benefited even more from the style of the time: hairstyles were voluminous and had a messy look, effects that can be easily reproduced in this type of yarn.

To inspire you, Fica Diva gathered 6 80s hairstyles to do on curly hair, in addition to product tips to give that volume of respect to the locks. Check it out!

1. Half-up hairstyle is a look used on a daily basis

The half up hairstyle highlights the volume of the hair while tying part of the strands in a ponytail. This is a great hairstyle option for long curly hair that enhances the volume and definition of the curls. For the look to have a retro touch, a good tip is to finish the hair with volume gelatin from the Cachos do Seu Jeito line, by Niely Gold, which has a light texture to add volume without weighing down the curls. The finisher also hydrates and nourishes this type of thread, so here's the tip!

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2. Messy and voluminous bun enhances curly hair curls

The curly bun can be given a more messy effect to remember the hairstyles of the 80s. Pinned on top of the head, you can make a type of pineapple bun that has a very natural finish and without worrying about the alignment of the strands. The looser and more voluminous, the more faithful the 80s-style curly bun will be!

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3. Bandanna, scarves and sashes create 80s hairstyles

Bandanas, sashes and scarves were a craze and are still used today by curly and curly people. The accessories accompany ponytails, buns, half-up hairstyles and were even used on loose hair, creating an easy and practical hairstyle. To make the look more classic, the tip is to bet on bandanas, sashes and colored scarves, which guarantee a more youthful and fun look.

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4. Half bun is a retro hairstyle that is back with a bang

The half bun was one of the most elaborate 80s hairstyles by celebrities and teenagers at the time. These days, the look is worn by every woman who wants to get her hair out of her face without putting it all up! The half bun, also known as a half bun, enhances loose curls and can be finished with volume or definition, depending on your choice. It can be done in all lengths, even on short curly hair with the help of bobby pins to secure the bun.

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5. Side ponytail was perfect for a youthful look in the 80's

The side ponytail is one of the most famous 80s hairstyles. The look is even more retro on curly hair thanks to the volume, which makes it a great hairstyle to wear to seasonal themed parties. You just need to finish the curls with a gelatin for curly hair and secure the strands on one side, right on top of the head. The root can be finished with a hair gel to be polished or, if you prefer, it is also possible to maintain the messy effect on the strands.

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6. Highlight the curly fringe to recreate hairstyles

The curly fringe was very famous and helped in the composition of other hairstyles. The important thing is to finish the fringe with definition and volume and not to secure it with bobby pins or clips, as it is the highlight of the look! Some hairstyles that can be combined with curly bangs are the bun and the ponytail, which can be made in voluminous and messy versions to remember the hairstyles of the 80s.

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