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The Journey of Black Hair Black women has had the most creative styles over the years. We have influenced cultures and fashion all over the world. From box braids to Bantu knots with our curls, we can pull anything off! Black hair is fantastic because we can pull off any hairstyle.

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Festival season means bohemian style is at the fashion front lines, and we're totally down with a season dedicated to rocking out. Technically, this season extends all the way through October (Treasure Island, what what!) so we're getting ahead of the game by offering up three ways to wear a quintessential piece of festival-wear: the hippie headband. 1970s Hairstyles Hippie, 1960’s Hairstyles, 70s Hairstyles Hippie, 70s Hippie Hair, Hippie Headband Hairstyles, Hippie Costume Diy, Hippie Style 70s, 70s Hair Styles, Flower Child Hair

Festival season means bohemian style is at the fashion front lines, and we’re totally down with a season dedicated to rocking out. Technically, this season extends all the way through October (Treasure Island, what what!) so we’re getting ahead of the game by offering up three ways to wear a quintessential piece of festival-wear: the hippie headband.

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A Tribute to 1960s Glamour The beehive hairstyle, iconic of the 1960s, remains a timeless symbol of chic elegance and audacious style. Popularized by celebrities like Audrey Hepburn, Brigitte Bardot, and Aretha Franklin, this distinctive 'do has cemented its place in fashion history.

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