Long, centre-parted straight hair remained fashionable into the 1970s. This look could be styled either blown out for a sleek finish or permed into soft coils for soft volume.
Curly Afro Hair
Curly Afro hair was fashionable during the 70s. More than just fashion, this style embraced Rastafarian culture and promoted social change.
Feathered Hair
Feathered hair was one of the defining styles in the 1970s. First popularized by Farrah Fawcett’s character on Charlie’s Angels, feathered hair can be distinguished by a soft, textured style that creates the appearance of bird feathers around your face.
The Shag Haircut
Another timeless look from the 70s that remains fashionable today is the shag haircut. This style featured evenly spaced layers that were flipped outward to create an undone, natural, voluminous appearance.
Accent Braids
In the ’70s, accent braids became an increasingly fashionable trend – sweet yet feminine additions that add dimension and femininity to any hairstyle.
Center-Parted Long Hair
Long hair was often styled in a center-parted style. Women would visit a salon or use a flat iron to achieve this popular style.
Shag Hairstyles
In the 1970s, shag hairstyles gained immense popularity.
The Perm
Since Studio 54 closed its doors and the decade of sex, drugs, glitz, and glamour came to an end, one constant has been truly groovy hairstyles from Studio 54-era looks like feathered lengths and fringes to big Afros–something experts predict this year will see a comeback of those classic 70s looks.
No Matter Your Hairstyle Needs
No matter your hairstyle needs or preferences, these 1970s styles offer something suitable for everyone.
Afro and Textured Hairstyles
In the 1970s, textured hairstyles were popular. From rocking a striking Afro to more subdued looks such as curtain bangs – there was something suitable for everyone during that decade!
Revival of Dreadlocks
The 1970s also witnessed the revival of dreadlocks, made famous by reggae artists and worn by singers such as Cher.
