The '90s was a time of hair experimentation. After the big, teased 'dos of the '80s, the following decade gave us sleeker, more layered haircut options. There was no singular '90s cut (unless you ...

It works great with the trending ‘90s ... a very layered cut, but the main difference is that the face-framing layers are cut shorter and gradually get longer towards the back of the hair ...

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“There’s a lot more weight generally through the hair, so it’s not the shaggy ’90s layers like the Rachel that we’ve been seeing a lot of,” she adds. “The layers tend to be on the ...

But it turns out that the most popular bob remains a 90s classic ... The layered look of The Rachel is perfect for anyone aiming to create the illusion of fuller, healthier hair without ...

"There’s a lot more weight generally through the hair, so it’s not the shaggy ‘90s layers like The Rachel that we’ve been seeing a lot of,” she adds. “The layers tend to be on the longer side. It ...