Ever look around lately and see that 90s hair is back?
Here’s why the decade’s influence is still holding strong.
Could the 90s bethecoolest decade?
But why the 90s now you might ask?
Theres somethingsoothing in our anxiety-ridden worldabout replicating the decades emo mood, hairstylist Jessica Gillin tells me.
Considering the current climate and state of the world, people are nostalgic for it.
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Manhattan-based hair colorist Jenna Perry is particularly serving up red, a la Ginger Spice.
Just see how she gave Bella Hadid spicy red skunk-stripes recently.
Bold skunk stripes are not for everyone though.
Im loving a deep red like Claire Danes inMy So-Called Life, Perry says.
Its so underrated and really cool.
Hairstylist Jessica Gillin has been scoping old Delias and Alloy catalogs for short looks like the mushroom cut.
Its androgynous and cool, she says.
Im seeing both women and men embrace grungier looks versus glam.
People are ready to make adventurous transformations.
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Think Halle Berry and Toni Braxton.
Perry often teams with Gillin to complete the Aniston transformation, such as on Bella Hadid.
The details matter: Gillin notes there are different eras of Rachel hair.
But even the Rachel has stiff competition now and not from Rosss ex girlfriends.
Girls are rediscovering their flatirons and wearing their hair more like Alicia Silverstone and Liv Tyler, Gillin says.
Or I could see Jennifer Love Hewitts bouncy blowout inCantHardly Waitstart to replace the long lived beach wave.
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