7 of the best hair accessories from the 2000s

I can understand the idea behind a fake hair scrunchie – it’ll make your hair look thicker! More trendy! It’ll cut down your styling time! But back in the early 2000s, our hair pieces weren’t quite there yet. Still looking for quality hair pieces that won’t look outdated? Try Headlines Hairpieces Australia.

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The 2000s was the decade we all experimented with our colour. Hair mascara provided an easy, wash-out alternative for all those crazy colour streaks we so desperately wanted. Nevermind that it was awkward to apply and gave our hair an unusually crunchy texture – every girl at the local blue light disco was wearing it!

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Now I know you remember these! Every 2000s girl worth her weight in Hubba Bubba wore butterfly clips on the daily. They were the ultimate way to finish off those hair twists we all sported (but caused the worst pain imaginable if you hit your head on something while they were in!).

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These zig-zag headbands were hands down the easiest and quickest way to get all your hair off your face. So effective that even David Beckham wore his zig-zag headband with pride! But my favourite part was that my hair looked freshly combed every time I wore one – even if it wasn’t!

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I’m pretty sure the bandana lost all street cred right around the time it was worn by a young Mary-Kate Olsen. We started wearing them all folded up in a band after J.Lo rocked this trend at the 2000 MTV Movie Awards.

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They’re still a big thing when it comes to weddings, but back in the day we wore hair jewels every single day. You could just twist them in and voila! Instant glamour.

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Snap clips were all the rage, especially in cute patterns and bright colours. Because how else were you going to grow out the wonky fringe that your mum decided to cut for you?

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