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The 90s Blowout trend is back and it’s better than ever! Before we go any further, it feels necessary to first travel back in time and chat about the OG 90s blowout trend. Let’s just start at the top, with the one and only, Cindy Crawford. Cindy Crawford is one of the most iconic people to absolutely stun with a fresh blowout! She graced covers, slayed on the runway, and effortlessly sipped Pepsi by the can on hot summer days in the 90s. She was basically the poster woman for blowouts. Then, came other 90s blowout icons like Jennifer Anniston (Rachel from Friends), Tyra Banks, Danielle Fishel (Topanga from Boy Meets World), and Alicia Silverstone (Cher from Clueless). Aside from general good looks and glamorous fame, these women all had something in common; they made the 90s blowout trend iconic!

Every hair type is tricky and peculiar in its own right, and any change in temperatures can affect your hair greatly! This is especially true for those who have naturally texturized hair. By this, we mean those who have natural waves, curls, or coils. Because of the extreme heat, dry weather, and even humid climates during the summer months your textured hair can easily be thrown into a crisis! The dry air can dry out your hair, the heat can cause you to sweat more which leads to build-up on your scalp, and then the humidity can destroy your curls and leave your hair a frizzy mess! None of these are fun or cute, but luckily for you, we have some tips and tricks for textured hair in the summer!

With a return to classic styling and a trend toward fashion shades, Robert Kirby’s latest creation is the ideal inspiration this spring and summer. Featuring a perfect blush pink shade and a flawless glam wave, the shade will be highly coveted for an everyday upgrade and the style ideal for special occasions. Keep reading to see the exact formula used to get this shade and the steps to the style!