80s Frisuren

You can easily give your current hairstyle an eighties-style makeover. Just take a look at this bombshell blonde bob – all you need to transform your own bob with some epic volume is some firm-hold mousse and a teasing comb. Apply mousse to towel-dried hair, blowdry upside-down, and tease into shape with your comb. Fabulous!

The mushroom cut was the ultimate in sophistication in the 1980s and with a little updating, it is still incredibly chic. To give a contemporary twist to the classic undercut hairstyle, the hair is given some texture with a few layers and in the styling.

Scrunchies are everywhere at the minute and they are the perfect way to add a 1980s vibe to any hairstyle. The messy bun is a classic hairstyle that always looks good, including when wrapped up in a classic 1980s scrunchie. I love this look.

Make the classic 80s side ponytail just a little bit sleeker and contemporary by completely smoothing away any flyaway hairs with a toothbrush sprayed with a touch of hairspray. Wrap the base of the ponytail in a left-over strand of hair for a really polished finish. Stunning and sure to make a statement.

The centre-parting was definitely not popular in the 1980s. When it came to partings, the more extreme it was, the better! The extreme side-parting has given some extra visual impact to these gorgeous natural curls. The style has a real effortless feel, don’t you think?

Take inspiration from those great eighties high school movies, such as The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, with a classic all-American cheerleader hairstyle. The half-up hairstyle features soft waves, a sleek finish, and a pretty hairband or bow. Sweet and innocent.

Hair crimping is back in a big way, and I’m so glad it is. It is a great way to add volume to fine hair and despite being a retro-styling method, it can look so contemporary and edgy. The blunt edges of the bob and bangs are accentuated by the all-over crimping – just gorgeous!

There were plenty of great glam rock hairstyles that graced the 1980s and many of them still deserve a place in 2019. Just take a look at this amazing faux hawk look, styled by sweeping up curls and pinning them up down the centre of the head. I love how this one ends in a messy fishtail braid, don’t you?

The perm – aka the permanent wave – was a really popular style of the 1980s and it has begun to increase in popularity in the last few years. To keep the perm more modern, the curls are not so tight, so they have a lot more movement and freedom. This pixie cut with longer layers looks absolutely incredible with beautiful bouncy curls.

The heavily layered shag cut works well on both fine and thin hair types and has the added bonus of needing minimal styling to look its best. Leave your har to dry naturally with a little sea salt spray and your hair’s natural texture will do the rest, giving great movement to the many layers.

I love the natural texture of this lob and it works perfectly with the half side ponytail, complete with scrunchie. A super fun and youthful look that will look great on most hair lengths.

Although disco music was on its way out, but it still had a big influence on beauty trends. The roller girls of the 1980s were known for wearing neon colours and wearing their hair long in gorgeous waves with flicked out layers. A style that glamorous still looks so good today!

This has to be the perfect eighties hairstyle for the rock chic. Crimping the lengths has given the hair some great texture, whilst the sie braids give some serious edge. Loving the lilac highlights too.

In the 1980s it was all about volume. The more volume you could tease, backcomb or curl into your hair the better. These bold ad bouncy curls are to die and will work so good on thicker hair. If you have fine hair and would love to add some extra body to your curls, invest in some good hair extensions.

Business up-front and party behind, the mullet it a classic 80s hairstyle has been given a contemporary update with edgy layers, super short sides, and a cropped fringe. So striking and cool.