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To: exit82

In the early 70’s for young women, the look was straight hair, ... like Marsha Brady.


10 posted on 01/16/2015 5:28:18 PM PST by SpaceBar
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To: SpaceBar

Yes, usually with a part in the middle.

First thing I noticed about my wife to be was her long hair.

Those were the days.


15 posted on 01/16/2015 5:30:17 PM PST by exit82 ("The Taliban is on the inside of the building" E. Nordstrom 10-10-12)
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To: SpaceBar

Just google any picture of Karen Ann Quinlan and you’ll see every ‘70s girl’s hairstyle.


57 posted on 01/16/2015 6:08:51 PM PST by rabidralph
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In the early 70’s for young women, the look was straight hair, ... like Marsha Brady.

In 1971, the shag hairstyle was all the rage. The big decision of the summer was: were you going to get your long straight hair cut before or after your senior pictures? I opted for after. My hairstyle in my senior picture was long and straight... like Julie from Mod Squad (who I was told I looked like). That fall I got my first long shag and I've had it layered to some extent ever since.

90 posted on 01/16/2015 6:48:41 PM PST by FrdmLvr ("WE ARE ALL OSAMA, 0BAMA!" al-Qaeda terrorists who breached the American compound in Benghazi)
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To: SpaceBar

Yup—they used to use soup cans for straightening curlers.


99 posted on 01/16/2015 7:03:52 PM PST by 9YearLurker
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hurst In the 70's, I won a date with Miss HURST at a local drag strip... I was the most popular guy at my high school!
131 posted on 01/16/2015 8:23:28 PM PST by baddog 219
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