90s HAIRSTYLES trending in 2020🦋Claw Clip Hairstyles & Butterfly Clips

hey it's jackie and welcome back to my channel for a series of 90s hairstyles if you enjoyed this video make sure you give it a thumbs up and if you're new to my channel i post pop culture tutorials every week so whether that's recreating an iconic look from tv and film or going back and trying out some styles from different decades that's what i post here if that sounds interesting to you make sure you hit that subscribe button and ring the bell notification so you don't miss an upload and i love it when you guys tag me on instagram when you try out any of these styles so i can feature you it's my favorite thing to see you switch up your style with confidence and let's get started with this first look let's start with this modern 90s ponytail that i think is the most frequently worn 90s inspired style right now so my version is for thinner hair because for this look to appear put together i do a couple extra steps because once i brush my hair tightly it looks more sparse than like thick and luscious so once i've created a side part i like to use this unbelievable from l'oreal because i find it's so much easier to blend out into the hairline than powder and it doesn't look patchy in comparison to some of the eyeshadows that i've tried to use i've applied in a couple of streaks and then i'm blending out and i applied this more to the lighter and thinner hair to fill out the hairline and once we comb it backwards it doesn't look as sparse as i was saying and then section off right before your ear on the side with more hair and we're gonna put the rest up into a ponytail when i toss my hair up the ends look quite a bit thinner so i like to apply a three clip weft of bellamy extensions this just adds a bit more volume but it does still look natural i've combed the hair up gathered it into my hand at the very top of the crown excluding that first piece there and i'm adding in a strong elastic i gently tug the back of the elastic upwards a bit so that the ponytail kind of spurts up a little bit more once i've tightened it next i divide that front piece into two and i slick back the first piece to smooth over the front section and then i pin under the ponytail and then i smooth the very front section over my forehead slightly giving it a bit of a bend and i apply a high hold hairspray this one is my absolute favorite it's the bamboo fiberful big hairspray from ogx and it really locks in the hair if you're in an indoor setting wearing this style i like to just use hairspray and then bring the rest of the hair upward to the top of the ponytail and i'll wrap that around the base along with that first piece we pinned underneath this way i don't have any bobby pins disrupting how smooth it is but if you're going to be outside and there's like wind then you would want to add a bobby pin or two around the side area and there's my version of a 90s inspired pony that i think looks flattering with my hair type and then i'm curving the ends with a straightener going upwards and we just want some bend to the hair to polish it off you can do this inwards or upwards and there's the completed look that i finished off with a black silk top big gold hoop earrings smokey eyes and a nude lip and throughout the video i am wearing four different shades of the buxom full force 90s nude collection and this shade is heartthrob and let's move on to look two which is a claw clip hairstyle that works great on long hair if you have shorter or medium hair you can literally just twist the back of your hair put in the clock lip and you'll have that kind of pineapple spiky effect but with long hair it flops over does not stay put so this time we are going to start with the hair in the ponytail and you can style the front of your hair like the first style we did that's what i did in the city shot here or i really like to have a sweeping look with shorter pieces kind of like cher from clueless inspired and on the under layer i'm picking up a small section and twisting it to make it shorter and i'm pinning this right against my head with bobby pins you want this to be as flat as possible and i'm separating it two pieces out to make them different lengths and yeah bobby pin this tightly and then the layer on top you want it to have a bit of a tease and you want this section to be thick enough that your twist won't peek through the hair just lay that hair over top and pin underneath the ponytail at the back and do this on both sides and once you have the pony gather it in your hand and create a half bun shape fold that upwards and now you have much less length and the weight of the hair isn't going to be solely on that claw clip because we have the ponytail so it'll stay put the hair should stick right up and then of course secure with your claw clip this one is from vergegirl.com which is such a cool 90s inspired site and so is this top most of the pieces from this look are from the site so i'll have everything linked down below and then i messed with the bun it created more texture and with that high hold hairspray i've been using i'm making sure to separate those top pieces giving it more of a pc 90s look and the finishing touch with those shorter pieces is to curve them inwards of course if you already have shorter pieces in your haircut then this is much easier you can just leave out some face framing pieces but if you do have long hair like me that doesn't have any shorter pieces or layers then this is how i achieve the style in a creative way i so love this style and this velvety top and because it's also girly i wanted it to be a bit more grunge so i went with a deep eye and also a deep lip and this is the shade angel from buxom next up we have a young britney or baby spice vibe with these two tiny pigtails and i wanted to do a throwback with a subtle zigzag part which i totally used to wear in the late 90s and early 2000s simply use the end of a comb and create a diagonal line and then switch directions in the opposite way and i did this three times then section off two tiny pieces to frame the face and comb back the first section of hair about to where the first zigzag ends and use a small plastic elastic to secure the tiny pigtail you can secure these pigtails farther back if you want i like to have mine a bit more forward before i used a straightener but i do find my hair keeps a bend longer with a curling iron so that's what i did this time added a bit more curl to the pigtail so it stands out a bit more in the hair and there is this simple look paired with this cute purple cardigan i've been seeing this a lot on tick tock and on instagram and it reads more 90 to me with shorter hair but it's super cute at any hair length and this is a subtle way to wear pigtails and it's so cute we're going to do braids backwards like in this bella hadid hairstyle and i did this makeup tutorial and a lot of you asked for the hair tutorial so this is for you guys first divide the front section that we're going to be working with forward and make sure the rest of your hair isn't going to get intertwined with the braids so just apply an elastic bag there and the type of braids we are doing are lace dutch braids i did three sections on each side of my head and once you have a section nicely divided pick up three small pieces from the hairline and i find it's easier to just pick up the piece from the top of the part and add it into the dutch lace braid each time and you only need to do this three or four times and then gather the hair that's left from underneath up into the elastic i'm going for a slightly looser appearance to these braids and hopefully you can see what i did on this one and i'm so sorry that my scalp is dry it's not the cutest thing just to see close up but the style was so requested in the bella look and how i blended in the wig last time is i did the braids a little bit longer and then push them forwards and see where i'm putting an extension in that was where i put the base of the wig and then i tightened the braids by adding the elastic right at the base of the um wig or extension as i'm demonstrating here and then i give a tease to blend all the hair together and then i used a root touch-up spray to change the color of the braid to be dark like the um wig so if you haven't seen that tutorial you're probably like what but it was really requested and um i wanted to demonstrate with an extension but of course you can totally just finish off the look with your regular hair and i added some butterfly clips to bring in some of that 90s nostalgia if you're looking for a 90s makeup style to go with these hairstyles we have margot robbie as naomi from wolf of wall street that's a great tutorial to complete the looks and maybe you love 90s britney so i also did a baby one more time tutorial which is great for halloween but also the makeup is very wearable and quite similar to the first style i was wearing so i hope you'll keep on watching and let me know which 90s look was your favorite