From perms that went too far to the legendary mullet, look back at 80s hairstyles that prove hairspray was the most dangerous tool of the decade.

The 1980s treated hair like a stage. Bigger meant better, texture meant attitude, and a can of hairspray was considered necessary.

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." “The most popular hairstyles in the 80s had two things in common,” says celebrity hairstylist and vintage ...

Just when we thought Pamela Anderson was planning to make her cute blonde bob her new signature hairstyle, she goes and switches it up on us—during Paris Fashion Week, no less! The The Naked Gun star ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. George Clooney didn't hold back while poking fun at the mullet haircut he famously rocked in the '80s. “If you notice, Nancy and I ...

Did you grimace when you saw the headline on this story? References to ’80s beauty typically conjure visions of either enduring icons like Madonna, or, frizzy perms and Pat Butcher-style metallic make ...