1960's Hairstyles

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As we move into the 1960's, hats were more seldom worn in favor of hairstyles. However,the "pillbox" hat-popularized by First Lady Jackie Kennedy-was in style in the early 60's.
Here we have the "beehive" hairstyle-it took quite a lot of hairspray for this one!

A carefree "flip " style~

A simple and easy two ponytail style-a favorite of young girls of the time~



The hippie "flower child" look~

Here is the art in progress~

Next up-the 1970's!

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  1. Billy D BunnyMarch 29, 2021 at 9:09 PM

    This is great. Boy, do you make great videos!

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  2. AndibiMarch 29, 2021 at 9:17 PM

    It's fun to see the different faces of '60s culture reflected in these girls and their different hairstyles. Everything from hippie-free to super elegant!

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