Hopefully, you are in the nostalgia mood because it’s time to reinvigorate the memory and look up those old photos from the youth. Few hairstyles brought us as much joy as the greats of the 1990s.

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Madonna’s Signature Curls

The Queen of Pop has revived herself more times than I can remember. With each new era, she always has a whole new hairstyle to match and this makes Madonna famous for the ever-changing image. Starting in the ‘80s with her eager adolescent vibes to elegant curls similar to Marilyn Monroe’s-inspired curls, she’s always been famous for her hair especially for blond or ginger-toned curls in the end.

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Alicia Silverstone And Her Rock’N’Rolling Mood

To all the rock’n’rollas out there: this highly popular in the ‘90s hairstyle is coming back! Messy pointed to the sides hair will add a twist to your extravagant style. To create natural-looking waves like these just use a little bit of setting spray and a hair straightener that should be twisted to the sides with each new strand to get such flipped-up ends.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt’s Volumized Hair

Opposite from Heather Jennifer likes her hair to be styled inwards. To get the same extra volume to your hair use a large round brush and create the inward curls. Set them with a finishing spray and once it’s dry, brush them through with a loose comb. Backcomb the hair length to get bigger waves.

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Heather Graham’s Face-Framing Styling

Heather Graham’s hairstyle might look like an easy one however there is a lot of work has been done to style hair outwards like this. You won’t get such a result with just the blow-drying. The most important secret of this hairstyle is how the hair is cut. If the layers are thick, your hair tends to curl out more easily. An experienced cutter will be able to cut the hair in such a way that it will be easier to style. Using lots of layering products might help you to get a longer-lasting hold.