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** ~ The Hair in the 1970's ~ **

a different way. Since in the 70's the straighter wasn't available they would use a clothing iron to straighten there hair, doing it very carefully so they wouldn't burn it. Black power started the Afros, with big puffy curly mess on the top of their heads it started a new trend. A shaggy look like we have today went through the 70's along with the disco wedge witch was a bowl cut sort of style that women today would hate to get. The flirty bobs, headbands, and messy medium length hairstyles were also very popular in the 70's. but the most popular was the Farrah Fawcett hair- do. she was a celebrity and had hair that everyone wanted, structured with the volume and curls it was the must have hair. The Farrah Fawcett style is still common to get today, so it has stayed around the years. || = =
 * **Women Styles:** || To start off the 70's women wanted to have the straightened long natural look, so no more curlers in the hair overnight they would do their hair in
 * **Men Styles:** || If you were into the punk styles you would usually have the spikes in your hair, they would carefully gel up their hair into many spikes around their head. The shaggy look was another hit in the 70's you could get the shaggy look in bob style, medium, or long. When men would wear long they would part down middle and put a scarf around like a headband. Commonly hippies would have this look, but it was common for anyone. Business up front, party in the back, was for the mullet which was meant great because the front of the style was short and clean but the back was long and wild. Just like the Women the Afro also was popular for the men, it showed the power. ||
 * **Men Styles:** || If you were into the punk styles you would usually have the spikes in your hair, they would carefully gel up their hair into many spikes around their head. The shaggy look was another hit in the 70's you could get the shaggy look in bob style, medium, or long. When men would wear long they would part down middle and put a scarf around like a headband. Commonly hippies would have this look, but it was common for anyone. Business up front, party in the back, was for the mullet which was meant great because the front of the style was short and clean but the back was long and wild. Just like the Women the Afro also was popular for the men, it showed the power. ||