Crimped hair was not particularly popular in the 1960s; instead, the decade was known for styles like beehives, long straight hair, and bangs. The crimping trend gained prominence in the 1980s, aligning with the bold and voluminous hairstyles of that era. In the '60s, the emphasis was more on sleek, structured looks, often influenced by icons like Twiggy and the mod fashion movement.
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