5 Iconic Hairstyles That You Can Try this Mother's Day By Indique Hair

 The 2000s are back again. As you may remember, it was an era set by low-rise pants, fuzzy pink everything. Some of the most iconic and still-talked-about fashion flashes of all time happened during this period and we're still feeling the reverb to this day. Another area of perfection from the 2000s that still familiarizes our lives? The hairstyles.

From braids hair antennas to chunky highlights and, of course, spiky buns galore, the go-to hairstyles from this time were truly something unique. 

If you're feeling homesick, keep scrolling for a 5 2000s hair look that we would low-key wear today, along with some modernized styles to try if you don't want to throw it back on this Mother's Day Special. 

Crimps and Curls

The 2000s had its fair share of natural hairstyles, but that doesn't mean they weren't insanely cute at the time. While the mix may look a bit much today, an easy update is the ever-popular mermaid hair that combines crimping and curling more subtly.

Chunky Highlights

For reasons, we can't quite describe, chunky highlights were among the most universal 2000s hair trends. Think about skunk-Esque streaks, with stark, light lines painted over dark hair, and vice versa. That unusual style has faded, but thick blocks of color haven't gone anywhere. Instead of all-over color, though, we're seeing different chunky money pieces, either bleached or dyed a vibrant hue, that build the face. 

 Aaliyah Bangs

Aaliyah's signature long, side-swept bangs set the 2000s. The smooth and silky look was so simple, yet so enviable at the same time. Though the cool part of side bangs is being debated as we speak, we think the fact that the style has previously held on for decades is proof that it's here to stay. Just see at today's It girls like Normani for some examples.

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 Spiky Loop Buns

"The spikier, the more satisfying," said everyone in the 2000s, probably. Back then pointy pieces were the finishing touch to so many looks, but particularly buns and twisted updos. Things have smoothed out some, but you better understand there's still a time and place for buns with undone pieces poking out.

Braided Antennas

Well, folks, we've got our very first aim that didn't require an ounce of sprucing. Fashion girls have been showing interest in this era look for a while now and nothing about it has changed. If it ain't split, don't fix it!

Pastel Wigs

Remember when Lil' Kim discovered wigs? Okay, just kidding, but in terms of dawning faux tresses, particularly ones dyed in all sorts of colors and even patterns. To this day, we have her hairstyling awareness to thank for the fashionableness of bright wigs of all hues, but her iconic lavender one stands out most. Wig quality has developed dramatically, so while the looks have become purer and way less party store over the last 20 years, the overall feeling remains the same.

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