The 80s were a time of bold moments in hair history–big volume, mullets, Jheri curls, and hairspray, hairspray, hairspray I May Look Calm In My Head I've Slapped In Your Face 3 Times T-Shirt . Here at Found Item Clothing, we love to remember the iconic shirts spotted in our favorite 1980s films… but we also love the wild and wacky hairstyles that dazzled us through the decade. Read on to see if you remember any of these legendary looks!. Nothing says “Hi, it’s the 80s” quite like a Jheri Curl mullet! Eriq La Salle plays Darryl Jenks, the layabout heir to the Soul Glo fortune–the very product responsible for these legendary curls. (Who could forget the late 80s chic of the Soul Glo TV commercial, featuring Clyde R. Jones and Paulette Banoza, and its oh-so-catchy jingle??)

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The higher the hair, the closer to I May Look Calm In My Head I've Slapped In Your Face 3 Times T-Shirt …Jack Nicholson? Isn’t that how the old saying goes? The three witches of Eastwick, played by Cher, Susan Sarandon, and Michelle Pfeiffer, may have stumbled upon their witchy powers, but these voluminous locks were 100% intentional. It could be magic–but it could also be a cauldron’s worth of mousse. Never before and never again have we seen the likes of David Bowie’s choppy mullet. From its gravity-defying spikes, to its wispy lengths, this look is a true stunner. Paired with some triangular eyebrows, and you’ve got yourself a look fit for a king… a goblin king, that is. “I’ve got a head for business, and a hairstyle for…even more business!” Melanie Griffith and Joan Cusack really made a splash with their mile-high, mile-wide mall bangs, hairsprayed to the gods. Although Griffith’s Tess McGill foregoes her permed fe-mullet for a more toned down look mid-film, we’ll never forget the heights (and widths) of this quintessential late-80s look. Spinal Tap, (played by Harry Shearer, Christopher Guest, and Michael McKean) treated us to to some truly glorious mullets–each bringing a little something different to the table. Smalls paired long raven locks with an extra chunky fu manchu. St. Hubbins rocked a wavy blonde cut, with face framing, nay, face-enclosing layers. The true star of the mullet show, however, is Tufnel’s. The sheer number of layers is truly dazzling, and the shape is unparalleled. Want to look like Nigel? We can get you halfway there with a Green Skeleton Shirt, but we’ll leave the mullet up to you and a trusted barber.
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