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Which 'Friends' character was known for the iconic haircut that became a nationwide salon phenomenon in the mid-1990s?
Answer
Rachel Green
Jennifer Aniston's layered blowout as Rachel Green in 'Friends' became one of the most requested hairstyles in salon history during the mid-1990s, so widely imitated it became known simply as 'The Rachel.'
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Friends' Rachel haircut became so universally requested that salons nationwide struggled to fulfill appointments during the show's peak.
Other options people guess
- Monica Geller
- Phoebe Buffay
- Ross Geller
Topics
- friends
- 1990s
- pop-culture
- fashion
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