90s hairstyles: 6 amazing ideas to copy if you have curly hair

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90s hairstyles are trending! See 6 styles to do with curly hair (Photo: [email protected])

The high ponytail is a 90s hairstyle that flatters long curly hair (Photo: Instagram @janet_amrani)

The half updo with scrunchie is a vintage hairstyle that is popular with curly hair (Photo: Instagram @curlzbyzee)

Loose hair with accessories is one of the 90s hairstyles that emphasize the volume of the curls (Photo: Instagram @joyjah)

The double bun is one of the easiest '90s hairstyles to copy on curly hair (Photo: Instagram @ashleescurls)

Curly women can bet on the vintage crimped hair hairstyle without using a curling iron (Photo: Instagram @ashleescurls)

The bubble braid is a modern '90s hairstyle for everyday wear (Photo: Instagram @ashleescurls)

90s hairstyles are back with a bang. Success on social networks, looks with volume, accessories and pronounced waves are the sensation of the moment and prove that the retro style is here to stay. And best of all, many of them match all hair types, including curly hair.

So that you who are curly get into this trend, we have separated 6 incredible ideas of 90s hairstyles to do on your curls. Check out!

1. The high ponytail is a perfect 90s hairstyle for long curly hair.

One of the vintage hairstyles worth copying if you have curly hair is the high ponytail. But this is no ordinary high ponytail, see, diva? The 90's style consists of wires tied right on top of the head, preferably with polished roots and volume in length. Therefore, the look is ideal for those with long hair, but it can also be reproduced on medium hair. To achieve the polished effect at the roots, the tip is to apply a Definition Pudding with a little capillary oil to leave the strands very short and frizz-free.

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2. The bubble braid is one of the most popular 90s hairstyles for curly women right now.

He spoke of 90s hairstyle trends, he spoke of the bubble braid. This look is one of the most successful on social networks today and has become the darling of curly hair. And it's no wonder, as it's super easy to make. You will only need several hair elastics: with one of them, secure the strands like a ponytail. Then, use the others to secure the length of the tail, leaving about three fingers away from each other, which will create the “bubbles” that simulate the buds of a braid.

Tip: If you want, instead of a ponytail, you can do a double bubble braid and even a built-in braid. To make the look look more like the 90s, bet on colored hair elastics.

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3. Loose and voluminous hair with barrettes and clips in the front enhances the curls

Vintage and voluminous hairstyles are perfect for those with curly hair who like to enhance volume when defining. Hence, voluminous loose hair with barrettes or bobby pins in the front is one of the 90s looks worth trying.

All you have to do is apply a Volumão Gelatin and loosen the root of the curls after they dry. Next, use custom barrettes or clips to secure just the front part of your hair. You can do this to the entire fringe area, with various accessories, or just a few strands if you want a more delicate look.

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4. Crimped hair is a hairstyle with stripped waves that enhances the curvature of the strands

Crimped hair is among the 90s hairstyles that most value curly hair. While those with straight hair need to model the strands with curling irons or tri-waves, curly ones can copy the look without applying heat to the strands because their natural curvature already provides a similar effect.

For those who don't know, the name refers to those thin and symmetrical waves, sometimes in a zigzag format, which were successful three decades ago. To reproduce the look on curly hair, the secret is to make twists, preferably with medium thickness. After the strands dry, open the twists and separate each one into smaller strands. Apply a hair oil or silicone to your hands and run your fingers through the strands for a more laid-back finish.

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5. Half updo with scrunchie: accessory adds retro style to the classic hairstyle

You're probably already familiar with the half-up, that hairstyle where one half of the hair is tied up and the other half is left loose. It is not known exactly when this hairstyle appeared, but the version with scrunchie was successful in the 90s and is now back to being widely used around. Copying this vintage hairstyle on curly hair is very simple, you will only need a scrunchie, which is nothing more than a large, voluminous and frizzy little scrunchie, to secure the strands on top of the head.

If you want, you can turn the stuck half into a half bun. The principle of the hairstyle is the same, but in this version the top half is gathered in a bun.

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6. The double double bun is one of the easiest 90s hairstyles to copy at home.

Speaking of easy-to-do '90s hairstyles for curly hair, the double bun is yet another style that's been all the rage on social media. The name already says everything you need to know about the look: it is two buns made one on each side of the head. If you want to innovate the look, you can do a half-up hairstyle with a double bun, similar to a half bun, leaving part of the hair loose.

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