13 Times the Girls of the Full House Cast Were Our Hair Icons
Feb 23, 2016
Throughout its original run from 1987 through 1995, Full House showcased some truly incredible fashion and hair moments. Spanning almost a decade, the show featured epic ’80s and ‘90s styles rocked by DJ, Michelle, Stephanie, Becky and Kimmy that — let’s be real — influenced many a grade school picture day hairdo among its viewers (*guilty!*). With Fuller House finally dropping on Netflix this weekend (February 26!) let’s take a look back at 13 of the best hair moments brought to you by the ladies of the Full House cast.
The Double Down
We’re feeling this look, DJ (both hair and expression, to be honest). For this ‘do, Ms. Tanner styled a short bob with curled-in ends, parted it down the middle and used undoubtedly the coolest barrettes ever to pin back the two front sections. Simple and classic.
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The world was not ready for this level of rocker-girl chic. As it turns out, Steph and Deej were the originators of the purple hair trend. A bit of purple dye, colored hairspray or hair chalk can have you easily looking like a third Tanner sister. Get it, ladies.
Side Parted Bob:
side-parted lob is super enviable. Use this look as inspo for your next chop, then grab your flat iron and style it to sleek perfection. Welcome to Babetown. Population: you.
High Half Updo:
Half updos are hot on the hair scene this year, which just goes to show you that Kimmy’s tresses have stylish staying power.
The Gaga:
full awesome. The blunt bangs are timeless and the mega volume with the oversized bow accessory make it truly unforgettable.
Sleek ‘n’ Straight:
trend that’s come back big time) are simple touches that make this cut really easy to work with while maintaining its style. Nice choice, Gibbler.
Old Hollywood:
glamour waves are so Old Hollywood. Sidenote: Can we discuss that incredible LBD?! She is owning it.
The Scrunch Bunch:
scrunchies. They’re a package deal, and we kind of admire that about her. Sporting her standard feathered bangs, Steph opts for a mega high side pony and bright yellow scrunchie. Practical AND stylish.
Big Crimpin’:
crimp level of DJ’s locks is absolutely off the charts, and we can’t handle the magnitude of our love for it. (And thanks for the pro tip, Uncle Joey).
