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If in TheFifties, [[FiftiesHair hair was properly structured]] to signal postwar prosperity and scientific progress, in TheSixties, hair was done the same, but to new heights.
Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of [[TheEighties 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison. There's even a quote that originated from TheDeepSouth, that says "The higher the hair, the closer to God," that fully embraces this trope.
While there is no definitive hairstyle during the decade, as hairstyles rapidly changed throughout the whole decade, the constant staples include "getting high" and "letting loose". Hairstyles of the early parts of the decade had carryovers from [[TheFifties the previous decade]], with added height and volume, and a more streamlined look; the middle of the decade had Mod-influenced coifs with carefully-trimmed bangs, with some styles opting for geometric trims; and the end of the decade [[LettingHerHairDown let all]] [[ShakingHerHairLoose hairstyles loose]] for both sexes, with men sporting facial hair, and African-Americans started to sport their natural hair in reaction against previous hairdressing methods.
Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of [[TheEighties 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison. There's even a quote that originated from TheDeepSouth, that says "The higher the hair, the closer to God," that fully embraces this trope.
While there is no definitive hairstyle during the decade, as hairstyles rapidly changed throughout the whole decade, the constant staples include "getting high" and "letting loose". Hairstyles of the early parts of the decade had carryovers from [[TheFifties the previous decade]], with added height and volume, and a more streamlined look; the middle of the decade had Mod-influenced coifs with carefully-trimmed bangs, with some styles opting for geometric trims; and the end of the decade [[LettingHerHairDown let all]] [[ShakingHerHairLoose hairstyles loose]] for both sexes, with men sporting facial hair, and African-Americans started to sport their natural hair in reaction against previous hairdressing methods.
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If in TheFifties, The50s, [[FiftiesHair hair was properly structured]] to signal postwar prosperity and scientific progress, in TheSixties, The60s, hair was done the same, but to new heights.
Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of[[TheEighties [[The80s 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison. There's even a quote that originated from TheDeepSouth, that says "The higher the hair, the closer to God," that fully embraces this trope.
While there is no definitive hairstyle during the decade, as hairstyles rapidly changed throughout the whole decade, the constant staples include "getting high" and "letting loose". Hairstyles of the early parts of the decade had carryovers from[[TheFifties [[The50s the previous decade]], with added height and volume, and a more streamlined look; the middle of the decade had Mod-influenced coifs with carefully-trimmed bangs, with some styles opting for geometric trims; and the end of the decade [[LettingHerHairDown let all]] [[ShakingHerHairLoose hairstyles loose]] for both sexes, with men sporting facial hair, and African-Americans started to sport their natural hair in reaction against previous hairdressing methods.
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* The InUniverse television show, ''ARG/WelcomeHomeClownIllustrations'', was created in the late 60’s, which is reflected in the character designs. Most prominently with the Wally Darling, who sports a massive pompadour that ends in a swirl, and Julie Joyful, her’s is usually styled in a bouffant with a prominent “bump” in the back.
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* The InUniverse television show, ''ARG/WelcomeHomeClownIllustrations'', was created in the late 60’s, which is reflected in the character designs. Most prominently with the Wally Darling, who sports a massive pompadour that ends in a swirl, and Julie Joyful, her’s is usually styled in a bouffant with a prominent “bump” in the back.
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* ''ComicBook/AntMan'': Janet Van Dyne aka ComicBook/TheWasp's [[https://i0.wp.com/www.comicbookwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Ant-Man-Wedding-Wasp.jpg?resize=800%2C586&ssl=1 pointy bubble flip]] that's she managed to hang onto for decades throughout the earlier ''ComicBook/{{Avengers}}'' comics. The only modern changes Jan has even gotten is to either have slighter longer hair or BoyishShortHair (she looks good with both). Strangely Nadia Pym is given [[https://static1.srcdn.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Marvel-New-Unstoppable-Wasp-Comic.jpg a very similar hairdo]] despite not being related to Janet at all[[labelnote:*]]Granted her mother Maria Trovaya was a IdenticalStranger to Jan [[/labelnote]].
* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': During this era Barbara Gordon wore her hair in a beehive updo in her civilian life as a librarian.
* In the early ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics Sue had some glaring [[https://themiddlespaces.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/ff23-sue.jpg?w=700 bouffant hair]] that was mercifully changed into the longer look she's better known for. Though this do for Sue has [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLBHMjnXEAMnn97.jpg reppeared]] in later comics.
* The early years of ''ComicBook/JosieAndThePussycats'' had Josie start out with a tall bouffant with a little flip and a bow in the middle (later becoming less bouffant and more pageboy as the years went by), Melody with Jean Shrimpton-esque bouffant and flip, Alexandra with her hair up in a updo with a scarf and later long hair, Valerie with an afro, Alexander started with a sidepart and soon grew his hair out from a Beatle cut, and Alan gets a very grown out sidepart.
* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': During this era Barbara Gordon wore her hair in a beehive updo in her civilian life as a librarian.
* In the early ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics Sue had some glaring [[https://themiddlespaces.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/ff23-sue.jpg?w=700 bouffant hair]] that was mercifully changed into the longer look she's better known for. Though this do for Sue has [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLBHMjnXEAMnn97.jpg reppeared]] in later comics.
* The early years of ''ComicBook/JosieAndThePussycats'' had Josie start out with a tall bouffant with a little flip and a bow in the middle (later becoming less bouffant and more pageboy as the years went by), Melody with Jean Shrimpton-esque bouffant and flip, Alexandra with her hair up in a updo with a scarf and later long hair, Valerie with an afro, Alexander started with a sidepart and soon grew his hair out from a Beatle cut, and Alan gets a very grown out sidepart.
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*''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': During this era Barbara Gordon wore her hair in a beehive updo in her civilian life as a librarian.
* ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'': In the early''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics Sue had some glaring [[https://themiddlespaces.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/ff23-sue.jpg?w=700 bouffant hair]] that was mercifully changed into the longer look she's better known for. Though this do for Sue has [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLBHMjnXEAMnn97.jpg reppeared]] in later comics.
* ''ComicBook/JosieAndThePussycats'': The early yearsof ''ComicBook/JosieAndThePussycats'' had Josie start out with a tall bouffant with a little flip and a bow in the middle (later becoming less bouffant and more pageboy as the years went by), Melody with Jean Shrimpton-esque bouffant and flip, Alexandra with her hair up in a an updo with a scarf and later long hair, Valerie with an afro, Alexander started with a sidepart and soon grew his hair out from a Beatle cut, and Alan gets a very grown out sidepart.
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* In her debut, ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' wore a bouffant with short bangs topped with a headband.
* In ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' Betty Brant similar to Janet has [[https://assets.mycast.io/characters/betty-brant-1052965-normal.jpg?1601572465 a pointy ended bubble flip]] that [[https://3.bp.blogspot.com/_JIHZ0bjF80Q/TA6JBKECOmI/AAAAAAAABmM/tfWs6DaIWsI/s1600/230323-491-betty-brant.jpg hasn't changed]] for nigh on 60 years now. There's also Gwen Stacy's [[https://media.comicbook.com/uploads1/2015/02/gwen-stacy-romita-dancing-124789.jpg fipped hair]] likely inspired by [[https://www.lulus.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Celebrity-Image-Brigitte-Bardot-238992%281%29.jpg Brigitte Bardot]] (along with the black hairband) though it later became more straight like MJ's hair. The most noticable male example would be ComicBook/DoctorOctopus and his Beetlemania bowl cut that he's kept ever since.
* ComicBook/TheMightyThor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children complimented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief period in the 90s where he got full on BarbarianLongHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
* In ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' Betty Brant similar to Janet has [[https://assets.mycast.io/characters/betty-brant-1052965-normal.jpg?1601572465 a pointy ended bubble flip]] that [[https://3.bp.blogspot.com/_JIHZ0bjF80Q/TA6JBKECOmI/AAAAAAAABmM/tfWs6DaIWsI/s1600/230323-491-betty-brant.jpg hasn't changed]] for nigh on 60 years now. There's also Gwen Stacy's [[https://media.comicbook.com/uploads1/2015/02/gwen-stacy-romita-dancing-124789.jpg fipped hair]] likely inspired by [[https://www.lulus.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Celebrity-Image-Brigitte-Bardot-238992%281%29.jpg Brigitte Bardot]] (along with the black hairband) though it later became more straight like MJ's hair. The most noticable male example would be ComicBook/DoctorOctopus and his Beetlemania bowl cut that he's kept ever since.
* ComicBook/TheMightyThor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children complimented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief period in the 90s where he got full on BarbarianLongHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
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* ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'': In her debut, ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' Sabrina wore a bouffant with short bangs topped with a headband.
*In ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Betty Brant similar to Janet has [[https://assets.mycast.io/characters/betty-brant-1052965-normal.jpg?1601572465 a pointy ended bubble flip]] that [[https://3.bp.blogspot.com/_JIHZ0bjF80Q/TA6JBKECOmI/AAAAAAAABmM/tfWs6DaIWsI/s1600/230323-491-betty-brant.jpg hasn't changed]] for nigh on 60 years now. There's also Gwen Stacy's [[https://media.comicbook.com/uploads1/2015/02/gwen-stacy-romita-dancing-124789.jpg fipped hair]] likely inspired by [[https://www.lulus.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Celebrity-Image-Brigitte-Bardot-238992%281%29.jpg Brigitte Bardot]] (along with the black hairband) though it later became more straight like MJ's hair. The most noticable noticeable male example would be ComicBook/DoctorOctopus and his Beetlemania Beatlemania bowl cut that he's kept ever since.
*ComicBook/TheMightyThor ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'': Thor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children complimented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief period in the 90s where he got full on BarbarianLongHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
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* In the early ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics Sue had some glaring [[https://themiddlespaces.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/ff23-sue.jpg?w=700 bouffant hair]] that was mercifully changed into the longer look she's beter known for. Though this do for Sue has [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLBHMjnXEAMnn97.jpg reppeared]] in later comics.
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* In the early ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' comics Sue had some glaring [[https://themiddlespaces.files.wordpress.com/2016/11/ff23-sue.jpg?w=700 bouffant hair]] that was mercifully changed into the longer look she's beter better known for. Though this do for Sue has [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FLBHMjnXEAMnn97.jpg reppeared]] in later comics.
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* ComicBook/TheMightyThor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children compilmented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief peroid in the 90s where he got full on RapunzelHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
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* ComicBook/TheMightyThor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children compilmented complimented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief peroid period in the 90s where he got full on RapunzelHair).BarbarianLongHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
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* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'': Rick Jones in his early appearances had a [[https://comiccoverage.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8345158e369e20120a4f87ae8970b-450wi pompadour]] and Betty Ross has a [[https://h-alt.weebly.com/uploads/4/9/3/0/49306195/j_orig.jpg flipped style]] which was reminiscent of Jacqueline Kennedy along with the rest of her outfit.
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* In ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' Betty Brant similar to Janet has [[https://assets.mycast.io/characters/betty-brant-1052965-normal.jpg?1601572465 a pointy ended bubble flip]] that [[https://3.bp.blogspot.com/_JIHZ0bjF80Q/TA6JBKECOmI/AAAAAAAABmM/tfWs6DaIWsI/s1600/230323-491-betty-brant.jpg hasn't changed]] for nigh on 60 years now. There's also Gwen Stacy's [[https://media.comicbook.com/uploads1/2015/02/gwen-stacy-romita-dancing-124789.jpg fipped hair]] likely inspired by [[https://www.lulus.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Celebrity-Image-Brigitte-Bardot-238992%281%29.jpg Brigitte Bardot]] (along with the black hairband) though it later became more straight like MJ's hair. The most noticable male example would be ComicBook/DoctorOctopus and his Beetlemania bowl cut that he's kept ever since.
* ComicBook/TheMightyThor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children compilmented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief peroid in the 90s where he got full on RapunzelHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'': Jean early on had a [[https://ic.pics.livejournal.com/dochermes/34340054/2104097/2104097_600.jpg flipped-end style]] while the boys Scott, Hank, Bobby and Warren had sidepartings.
* ComicBook/TheMightyThor in his early days was known for his long hippie locks that InUniverse [[https://i.redd.it/o954w949w6s81.png some flower children compilmented him on]], he's had his hair greatly shortened since then (excluding the brief peroid in the 90s where he got full on RapunzelHair). Lady Sif had some [[https://www.writeups.org/wp-content/uploads/Sif-Marvel-Comics-Thor-1960s-g.jpg bombshell hair]] back then too.
* ''ComicBook/XMen'': Jean early on had a [[https://ic.pics.livejournal.com/dochermes/34340054/2104097/2104097_600.jpg flipped-end style]] while the boys Scott, Hank, Bobby and Warren had sidepartings.
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* The 1962 film ''The Counterfeit Traitor'', a loosely based tale of an American-born Swedish spy [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Erickson_(spy) Eric Erickson]], has much of the cast sporting early 1960s hair instead of the period accurate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII era dos. An example is Marianne, played by Creator/LilliPalmer, who sports [[https://counterfeitwriter.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/counterfeit-traitor-holden-palmer-apt.jpg a bouffant]] in the film compared to the actress in [[https://i.pinimg.com/474x/9a/a0/c3/9aa0c3f4fd436baccb8be9fd220a45ae--lilli-palmer-lace-gloves.jpg the 1940s]].
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* The 1962 film ''The Counterfeit Traitor'', ''Film/TheCounterfeitTraitor'', a loosely based tale of an American-born Swedish spy [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Erickson_(spy) Eric Erickson]], has much of the cast sporting early 1960s hair instead of the period accurate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII era dos. An example is Marianne, played by Creator/LilliPalmer, who sports [[https://counterfeitwriter.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/counterfeit-traitor-holden-palmer-apt.jpg a bouffant]] in the film compared to the actress in [[https://i.pinimg.com/474x/9a/a0/c3/9aa0c3f4fd436baccb8be9fd220a45ae--lilli-palmer-lace-gloves.jpg the 1940s]].
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* The early years of ''ComicBook/JosieAndThePussycats'' had Josie start out with a tall bouffant with a little flip and a bow in the middle (later becoming less bouffant and more pageboy as the years went by), Melody with Jean Shrimpton-esque bouffant and flip, Alexandra with her hair up in a updo with a scarf and later long hair, Valerie with an afro, Alexander started with a sidepart and soon grew his hair out from a Beatle cut, and Alan gets a very grown out sidepart.
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* ''Series/MadMen'' (set during 1960-1970) has a host of varieties of hairstyles from the period: Joan's BeehiveHairdo which later had relaxed into a curly artichoke, Peggy's flip hairdos a la Jackie Kennedy, Betty Draper gets bouffant hairdos similar to Ladybird Johnson and Pat Nixon, Sally Draper's hair clips and headbands, Megan's flip and long bombshell hair, most of the older men continued with their FiftiesHair looks, young men like Ken (who had a sidepart) and Harry let their sideburns grow or used the new "Dry Look", Pete Campbell gets a receding hairline where his gelled sidepart used to be. Season 4 Newcomer Stan Rizzo goes from a Jock-like sidepart to growing his hair (and beard) out.
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Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of [[TheEighties 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison.
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Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of [[TheEighties 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison.
comparison. There's even a quote that originated from TheDeepSouth, that says "The higher the hair, the closer to God," that fully embraces this trope.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'': Yeoman Rand has a BeehiveHairdo and Uhura has a pixie cut before sporting a bouffant in the later seasons.
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** The character of Pavel Chekov was introduced in season 2 in response to the popularity of Music/TheMonkees, and his actor Creator/WalterKoenig wore a moptop wig.
** Yeoman Rand has a BeehiveHairdo and Uhura has a pixie cut before sporting a bouffant in the later
** The character of Pavel Chekov was introduced in season 2 in response to the popularity of Music/TheMonkees, and his actor Creator/WalterKoenig wore a moptop wig.
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* Many female characters in ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'' feature beehive hairdos, usually paired with cat eye glasses. In the world of the strip, these are a universal signifier for mother figures and frumpy housewives, and are found on women of all species.
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* Many female characters in ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'' feature beehive hairdos, usually paired with cat eye glasses. In the world of the strip, these are a universal signifier for mother figures and frumpy housewives, and are found on women of all species.
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[[caption-width-right:350:A decade of changes. [[labelnote:L - R, top to bottom]]Music/DollyParton, [[Series/TheJoyOfPainting Bob Ross]], Music/DianaRoss, Music/RingoStarr, Miss Universe 1969 Gloria Diaz, Music/JimiHendrix[[/labelnote]]]]
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If in TheFifties, [[FiftiesHair hair was properly structured]] to signal postwar prosperity and scientific progress, in TheSixties, hair was done the same, but [[UpToEleven to new heights]].
Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of [[TheEighties 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison.
While there is no definitive hairstyle during the decade, as hairstyles rapidly changed throughout the whole decade, the constant staples include "getting high" and "letting loose". Hairstyles of the early parts of the decade had carryovers from [[TheFifties the previous decade]], with added height and volume, and a more streamlined look; the middle of the decade had Mod-influenced coifs with carefully-trimmed bangs, with some styles opting for geometric trims; and the end of the decade [[LettingHerHairDown let all]] [[ShakingHerHairLoose hairstyles loose]] for both sexes, with men sporting facial hair, and African-Americans started to sport their natural hair in reaction against previous hairdressing methods.
''Note'':Kindly provide examples of works after the 1960s, or period pieces and sci-fi settings made in the 1960s and beyond that have this type of hair. Instances of "[1960s work set in the 1960s] has 60s hair", except for very special cases, would state the obvious.
See also FiftiesHair, SeventiesHair, EightiesHair, and NinetiesHair.
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!!Popular hairstyles:
[[AC:Women]]
* Bouffants
** A variant is the bubble cut popularized by Toys/{{Barbie}}
* The {{beehive|Hairdo}}
* The flipped hairstyle popularized by Jackie Kennedy
* The Bubble flip, a cross of a bouffant and a flip
* The layered and curly artichoke
* [[SciFiBobHaircut Geometric bobs]] (popularized by Vidal Sassoon)
* Bombshell hair
* Curly hair extensions late in the decade
[[AC:Men]]
* Sideparts
* Pompadours (popularized by Music/ElvisPresley)
* Bowl cuts
* Moptops (popularized by Music/TheBeatles and {{scooter riding Mod}}s)
** The unkempt variant (popularized by Music/TheRollingStones and Music/TheWho)
* Facial hair at the later part of the decade
[[AC:Accessories]]
* Headbands
[[AC:Unisex]]
* Loose, MessyHair in the later part of the decade.
* Afros for African-Americans.
[[AC: '50s carryover]]
* Pompadours, now larger and with sideburns.
* Thick eyebrows, now filled in and angular.
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!!Examples in media:
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': During this era Barbara Gordon wore her hair in a beehive updo in her civilian life as a librarian.
* In her debut, ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' wore a bouffant with short bangs topped with a headband.
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[[folder:Film]]
* The 1962 film ''The Counterfeit Traitor'', a loosely based tale of an American-born Swedish spy [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Erickson_(spy) Eric Erickson]], has much of the cast sporting early 1960s hair instead of the period accurate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII era dos. An example is Marianne, played by Creator/LilliPalmer, who sports [[https://counterfeitwriter.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/counterfeit-traitor-holden-palmer-apt.jpg a bouffant]] in the film compared to the actress in [[https://i.pinimg.com/474x/9a/a0/c3/9aa0c3f4fd436baccb8be9fd220a45ae--lilli-palmer-lace-gloves.jpg the 1940s]].
* Post-makeover Eliza, from the 1964 film adaptation of ''Theatre/MyFairLady'', has her sporting [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f3/88/69/f388697d289e935d4f06548072d8db0c.jpg a 1960s take]] on [[https://www.hairfinder.com/hairstyles12/vintagehairstyles.htm late Edwardian coiffures]], especially at the Embassy Ball.
* The 1965 film adaptation of ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' has Maria donning a bowl cut, which would be considered out of place in late 1930s Austria.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* As things like pop culture are slow to changes in rural Oklahoma in 1965, ''Literature/TheOutsiders'' still has that late 50s and early 60s carryover of greaser hair, but with a bit of a touch of MessyHair.
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[[folder:Live Action TV]]
* An interesting case is the [[Creator/PatrickTroughton Second Doctor]] from ''Series/DoctorWho'', who, despite saying that was against his taste when he was the First Doctor, wears a moptop (with touches of bowl cut) anyway, just like Music/TheBeatles.
* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'': Yeoman Rand has a BeehiveHairdo and Uhura has a pixie cut before sporting a bouffant in the later seasons.
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[[folder:Music]]
* Taking Music/TheBeatles as direct inspiration for their music, TheNineties BritPop band Music/{{Oasis}} wore (and some members still wear) moptop haircuts like the Fab Four.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' has the gang still donning '60s hairstyles for half a century, with Daphne wearing Jean Shrimpton-esque locks, Velma with a bowl bob, Fred with a prim moptop, and Shaggy with... well... shaggy hair and a stubble.
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[[folder:Real Life]]
* JapaneseDelinquents use frondous pompadours and sideburns as part of their haircuts, being later known as DelinquentHair. This fad continues until today and had been inspiration for fictional delinquents ([[ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything and wannabes]]) in JapaneseMedia.
* Former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos is (in)famously ubiquitous with her signature beehive hairdo.
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[[caption-width-right:350:A decade of changes. [[labelnote:L - R, top to bottom]]Music/DollyParton, [[Series/TheJoyOfPainting Bob Ross]], Music/DianaRoss, Music/RingoStarr, Miss Universe 1969 Gloria Diaz, Music/JimiHendrix[[/labelnote]]]]
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If in TheFifties, [[FiftiesHair hair was properly structured]] to signal postwar prosperity and scientific progress, in TheSixties, hair was done the same, but [[UpToEleven to new heights]].
Considering the zeitgeist of the decade happens to be UsefulNotes/TheSpaceRace, and much of science fiction is fixated on that, for hair, the sky is literally the limit, so much so that even [[EightiesHair the extreme hairstyles]] of [[TheEighties 20 years later]] look ''quaint'' in comparison.
While there is no definitive hairstyle during the decade, as hairstyles rapidly changed throughout the whole decade, the constant staples include "getting high" and "letting loose". Hairstyles of the early parts of the decade had carryovers from [[TheFifties the previous decade]], with added height and volume, and a more streamlined look; the middle of the decade had Mod-influenced coifs with carefully-trimmed bangs, with some styles opting for geometric trims; and the end of the decade [[LettingHerHairDown let all]] [[ShakingHerHairLoose hairstyles loose]] for both sexes, with men sporting facial hair, and African-Americans started to sport their natural hair in reaction against previous hairdressing methods.
''Note'':Kindly provide examples of works after the 1960s, or period pieces and sci-fi settings made in the 1960s and beyond that have this type of hair. Instances of "[1960s work set in the 1960s] has 60s hair", except for very special cases, would state the obvious.
See also FiftiesHair, SeventiesHair, EightiesHair, and NinetiesHair.
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!!Popular hairstyles:
[[AC:Women]]
* Bouffants
** A variant is the bubble cut popularized by Toys/{{Barbie}}
* The {{beehive|Hairdo}}
* The flipped hairstyle popularized by Jackie Kennedy
* The Bubble flip, a cross of a bouffant and a flip
* The layered and curly artichoke
* [[SciFiBobHaircut Geometric bobs]] (popularized by Vidal Sassoon)
* Bombshell hair
* Curly hair extensions late in the decade
[[AC:Men]]
* Sideparts
* Pompadours (popularized by Music/ElvisPresley)
* Bowl cuts
* Moptops (popularized by Music/TheBeatles and {{scooter riding Mod}}s)
** The unkempt variant (popularized by Music/TheRollingStones and Music/TheWho)
* Facial hair at the later part of the decade
[[AC:Accessories]]
* Headbands
[[AC:Unisex]]
* Loose, MessyHair in the later part of the decade.
* Afros for African-Americans.
[[AC: '50s carryover]]
* Pompadours, now larger and with sideburns.
* Thick eyebrows, now filled in and angular.
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!!Examples in media:
[[foldercontrol]]
[[folder:Comic Books]]
* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': During this era Barbara Gordon wore her hair in a beehive updo in her civilian life as a librarian.
* In her debut, ''ComicBook/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' wore a bouffant with short bangs topped with a headband.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Film]]
* The 1962 film ''The Counterfeit Traitor'', a loosely based tale of an American-born Swedish spy [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Erickson_(spy) Eric Erickson]], has much of the cast sporting early 1960s hair instead of the period accurate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII era dos. An example is Marianne, played by Creator/LilliPalmer, who sports [[https://counterfeitwriter.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/counterfeit-traitor-holden-palmer-apt.jpg a bouffant]] in the film compared to the actress in [[https://i.pinimg.com/474x/9a/a0/c3/9aa0c3f4fd436baccb8be9fd220a45ae--lilli-palmer-lace-gloves.jpg the 1940s]].
* Post-makeover Eliza, from the 1964 film adaptation of ''Theatre/MyFairLady'', has her sporting [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f3/88/69/f388697d289e935d4f06548072d8db0c.jpg a 1960s take]] on [[https://www.hairfinder.com/hairstyles12/vintagehairstyles.htm late Edwardian coiffures]], especially at the Embassy Ball.
* The 1965 film adaptation of ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' has Maria donning a bowl cut, which would be considered out of place in late 1930s Austria.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Literature]]
* As things like pop culture are slow to changes in rural Oklahoma in 1965, ''Literature/TheOutsiders'' still has that late 50s and early 60s carryover of greaser hair, but with a bit of a touch of MessyHair.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Live Action TV]]
* An interesting case is the [[Creator/PatrickTroughton Second Doctor]] from ''Series/DoctorWho'', who, despite saying that was against his taste when he was the First Doctor, wears a moptop (with touches of bowl cut) anyway, just like Music/TheBeatles.
* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'': Yeoman Rand has a BeehiveHairdo and Uhura has a pixie cut before sporting a bouffant in the later seasons.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Music]]
* Taking Music/TheBeatles as direct inspiration for their music, TheNineties BritPop band Music/{{Oasis}} wore (and some members still wear) moptop haircuts like the Fab Four.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' has the gang still donning '60s hairstyles for half a century, with Daphne wearing Jean Shrimpton-esque locks, Velma with a bowl bob, Fred with a prim moptop, and Shaggy with... well... shaggy hair and a stubble.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Real Life]]
* JapaneseDelinquents use frondous pompadours and sideburns as part of their haircuts, being later known as DelinquentHair. This fad continues until today and had been inspiration for fictional delinquents ([[ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything and wannabes]]) in JapaneseMedia.
* Former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos is (in)famously ubiquitous with her signature beehive hairdo.
[[/folder]]
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