13 beauty trends from the 80s that are now a shame

Bracelets made of transparent plastic and voluminous careless bows in her hair. Combed bangs, shadows to the eyebrows of the most unnatural shades that you can imagine, as well as haircuts, after which it's easier to shave bald and start growing all over again if you decide to change your image. Who caught the fashion of the 80s, he probably at least once in his life dreamed of forgetting this quiet horror that reigned in the fashion for hairstyles and makeup.

If you do sports and you really need a bandage to protect your eyes and face from sweat, then it's better to wear it. But, please, avoid the bandages of acid colors of the sample of the 80s. Gaiters are also better left to the dancers.

Voluminous curls can look great, but not when they are combed to a pulp and varnished to the state of hardened concrete.

A neat lip contour a la Marilyn Monroe will add attractiveness to the image. But a contrasting lip pencil, like Madonna's sample of the early 80s, is ugly even now, when the fashion for the 80s and 90s has been established.

He's a perm. Who would give up the great idea of having curly hair without having to curl it for hours every day with a hot curling iron? Nevertheless, any permanent eventually ended up with a kind of poodle hair on the head.

Stephanie Tanner from the popular TV series of the 80s "Full House" (Full House) is charming. The side ponytail that she and countless children and teenagers of the 80s wore on their heads is not very.

In the 80s, no one bothered to shade makeup, especially when it came to eye shadow. As can be seen from this photo of the popular singer of the 80s Cindy Loper, bright colors up to the eyebrows were at the height of fashion.

It's good that this not very useful accessory is a thing of the past. The tails were constantly falling apart, and the hairstyle was terribly sloppy. What was the meaning of elastic bands for hair, covered with an impressive amount of fabric, is unknown to science.

John Stamos was one of the most popular beauties of the decade, but it is important not to forget that he also wore a terrible haircut called mallet on his head.

Mallet did not impress anyone and did not make anyone more attractive, but by some strange coincidence remained popular throughout the 80s and early 90s.

Clearly, textured hair can look cool. But this ubiquitous trend of the 80s (pictured on the head of American singer Taylor Dayne) looks just shaggy and is unlikely to add charm to someone.

Bright colors (the brighter the better) in the 80s were considered something terribly cool. And this extended to jewelry and accessories. In the photo — Lisa Turtle from the TV series "Saved by the Bell" (Saved by the Bell), popular in the 80s.

A light trace of blush gives the face a healthy shade. If you plaster yourself with a bright pink shade, as in the 80s, then you can just scare everyone around.

This extraordinary hairstyle was especially popular among men, but women, unfortunately, also sometimes wore it.