A bad haircut is unfortunate, just what's worse is looking back at an old style you rocked for years that's now the definition of blench-worthy. From perms to frosted tips, we've tracked downwardly the trendiest pilus through the years. Then sit dorsum and try not to judge, because who knows what we'll call up of hair from 2019 a few years from at present.
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1980: Permed Pilus
Whether you lot were male or female person, the '80s was all about perms, a treatment procedure that would make your curly and full. Vocalist Jon Bon Jovi was clearly sold on this tendency back in the twenty-four hour period.
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1981: Volume, Volume, Volume
When information technology came to pilus in 1981, bigger was definitely amend. And if yous won't accept our word for information technology, merely expect at David Hasselhoff, who sported a thick mane throughout the '80s.
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1982: Jheri Curls
Michael Jackson brought Jheri curls into the spotlight during the '80s, debuting them at the beginning of the decade and inspiring other artists like Lionel Richie and teenagers everywhere to do the same.
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1983: The Mohawk
"I pity the fool" who attempted to rock a mohawk similar pro wrestler Mr. T. He entered the scene sporting this hairdo, which pb to an unabridged generation's worth of embarrassing throwback photos.
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1984: Slicked Back
This slicked-dorsum manner was a become-to during the mid to belatedly '80s, merely we're still not sure if anyone can pull it off quite similar John Cusack.
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1985: The Mullet
The business in the front, party in the back way was super pop in the '80s, and celebrities similar Rob Lowe and Baton Ray Cyrus lead the accuse on making it mainstream.
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1986: "Pretty Boy" Hair
By the mid-eighties, some men were looking for tamer, preppy cuts. Father-son duo Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez were merely two of Hollywood'due south biggest stars to go this route.
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1987: Dyed and Spiked
Interestingly enough, punk was besides popular in the belatedly '80s. As a outcome, seeing dyed and spiky hair on the street (possibly next to someone rocking a "pretty boy" cut) became mutual. Billy Idol was an icon amongst punk fans.
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1988: Hi-Acme Fades
Tall and perfectly trimmed, the Hullo-height fade was a look that divers the era thank you to icons similar Scottie Pippin and Christopher Reid from Child 'n Play (left).
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1989: Super Short
Past the terminate of the '80s, some stars like Tom Cruise were chopping of their pilus for something short and unproblematic. Information technology was ofttimes longer than a fizz, just shorter than a clean cutting.
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1990: Hammer Hair
Around the time his biggest striking, "U Tin't Touch This," was blowing upwardly, MC Hammer sported multiple shaved lines in the side of his hair. He ignited a fad, which would peak in popularity later on in the '90s.
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1991: Flat Tops
Can you really call yourself a teen idol if your signature hairstyle isn't copied past youth throughout America? The apartment top style that Jason Priestley'southward character on 90210 rocked became a huge tendency in the early '90s.
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1992: Flowing Hair
Joey Lawrence's hair on his hit TV evidence Blossom was just one example of a '90s icon who rocked a long style that wasn't quite short plenty on top to be a mullet, but not quite long enough to hit his shoulders.
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1993: Grunge a la Nirvana
By the mid-nineties, grunge had spread across the country thanks to Kurt Cobain and his band, Nirvana. In the band'southward prime, the rock icon's chin length cutting became the easiest way to achieve the pop grunge wait.
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1994: The Heartthrob Haircut
Seemingly every '90s heartthrob rocked this short and loose look (including Leonardo DiCaprio), hence information technology'due south proper name. It'southward also referred to as "hero hair" after studies found that women raised in the '90s were attracted to men who wore this way due to its shut resemblance the pilus of princes in Disney movies.
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1995: Caesar Bangs
During the mid-nineties, a short cut upward front called the "Caesar bang" became quite popular and, honestly, we empathize why. Between the short length and limited layers, information technology seems like a pretty no-muss, no-fuss style.
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1996: Cornrows
Snoop Dogg was 1 of the nearly iconic artists to wear this hairstyle back in the mid-nineties, effectually the same time that his 2d album, Tha Doggfather, was released.
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1997: Bowl Cuts
The treacherous bowl cut was, unfortunately, hugely popular in the 1990s. For proof that it was non simply limited to your school picture day, please enjoy exhibit A featuring Backstreet Boys fellow member Nick Carter jumping on the tendency.
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1998: Frosted Tips
Another popular boy band look: frosted tips. NSYNC star, Lance Bass, embraced this trend and took it up some other notch by wearing it in a spiked way, which was the epitome of cool at the time.
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1999: Short and Spiky
If yous were one of those kids whose mom wouldn't permit them bleach their pilus, all it took was some gel and a comb to become the spiky road that was so popular in the '90s.
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2000: Perfectly Coiffed
From the late '90s to early '00s, an effortlessly coiffed style was all you needed to aqueduct your inner Mr. Big. Sure, you didn't who he was in Sex activity and the City, merely you know all the women in your life were obsessed with him.
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2001: Shaggy
The biggest trend throughout the 2000s: styles that looked easy going and natural, but were far from information technology. For example, the shaggy style Brad Pitt rocked in 2001 most probable required a groovy bargain of blowdrying to get it to wait so effortless. Just a hunch.
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2002: Fizz Cuts
Luckily for low-maintenance men, another way was also pop. After years of rocking ramen hair, Justin Timberlake said farewell to his hair with a fizz cut.
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2004: Mop Head
The rise in popularity of the "mop head" look permit teenage boys everywhere grow out their pilus with minimum maintenance or styling required. And for that, we in part take Shia LaBeouf to give thanks.
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2005: Side Swept Catamenia
When Zac Efron became a huge star thanks to Disney's High School Musical, boys everywhere were suddenly copying his iconic side swept bangs—no doubt to impress the millions of teenage girls who were were in beloved with the actor.
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2006: Imitation Hawks
The faux hawk was an indefinable trend during the '00s, and Joe Jonas is just i prime instance. Hey, at least information technology was less of a commitment than its '8os analogue, the mohawk.
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2007: Emo Bangs
In 2007, punk rock was at its superlative with bands like Fall Out Boy, Good Charlotte, and The All-American Rejects, and to back-trail the genre was a whole new set of trendy hairstyles like emo bangs paired with pin straight locks, as seen hither on Pete Wentz.
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2008: Extreme Texture
When Twilight debuted, the vampire franchise brought with it Robert Pattinson's signature bedhead look featuring extreme texture and volume.
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2009: Styled Texture
This brusque and styled look with texture on the top was hugely pop among the decade's biggest stars, like Tayler Lautner, but required more piece of work than one would imagine.
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