As "Stranger Things" prepares to close its final chapter, fans are too busy following the story of the Upside Down to focus on the characters' hairstyles. However, many are praising the actors' hairdos. And of course, Steve Harrington perfectly embodies the 80s aesthetic, with his blow-dried cut and a few tousled strands.<\/p>\n
If you're a die-hard "Stranger Things" fan, you're probably familiar with all the characters' profiles, the Demogorgons' weaknesses, Eleven's favorite food, and the rules of "Dungeons & Dragons." But have you noticed the characters' incredible hairstyles, disturbingly realistic? Far from being mere details, the hairstyles of the Wheelers, the Byers, and the incorrigible Steve define the series and firmly ground it in its time.<\/p>\n
The story takes place in the 80s, the era of Walkmans, high-waisted jeans, and brightly colored clothes. Naturally, consistency from head to toe was key. So hairstylist Sarah Hindsgaul lent her expertise to the actors for a transformation that felt like a leap back in time.<\/p>\n
You probably cringed at Will's visually jarring bowl cut<\/a> and perhaps even winced at Billy's golden mullet. You likely also wanted to take a few snips at Millie Bobby Brown's wavy, fringed<\/a> bob during her time in California. Yet, these cuts are works of art, the result of countless hours of work. Thin rollers<\/a> and plenty of hairspray are essential backstage. In fact, the hairstylist herself shares exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses with her million followers. <\/p>\n\n