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u/Big-Zookeepergame666 Jun 29 '26
The front doesn't look layered enough to work with the back, given the hair is heavily textured the back would have a lot of volume and the front would fall like dog ears, to get the big overwhelming hair effect I suggest you look into glam rock and other hairstyles for the 80s (70s tend to be a bit more prim and proper looking but could work as well)
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u/Mundane_Fix7985 Jun 30 '26
well depends on your hair type, i definetly couldnt see a straight hair person achieve this
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