A Half-Century of Hairdos Online

Chances are, you aren't still sporting the same hairdo from high school. But do you remember roasting under a salon hairdryer until you were done? Take a gander at some familiar looks from the past at the Hair Archives.

You don't have to dig out your yearbook to recall the pageboy, the flip and the beehive. Licensed cosmetologist Michael Warner has collected pictures of models, actresses and plain folks featuring your favorite 'do from high school.

In many cases, directions are provided for reproducing the look for that '50s, '60s or '70s party you've been invited to. The site includes coiffeurs dating back to the '20s, with special sections on starlets, World Ware II years and the '50s.

One of the most "interesting" looks is featured in Weaves & Plaits. Some of the upswept styles appear to be wide-brimmed hats made from hair. Gives new meaning to the term "hat head".

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