A Jheri curl is a hairstyle that was popular among Black folks during the late 1970s (hitting its peak in the '80s and early '90s), featuring loose curls that are extremely shiny.

The Jheri curl was the ‘it’ hairstyle to have from the 1970s until the early ‘90s. Now, the look is back and better than ever — here’s how to get it.

Some called it a wet look, others called it greasy, but from the mid-1980s through the early 90s, Jheri Curls endured, probably a bit longer than some might have liked. Advertisement: ...

During the 1980s and early `90s, he was one of the few to rock the Jheri Curl. ... He is also the host of the "We Done With Tha 90s" podcast. Follow peektown94. Related Articles.

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The NBA had its share of different hairstyles. Players wore everything from bald heads, to high-top fades to cornrows. But no player had perhaps a bigger impact than former Los Angeles Lakers ...