Get ready for a blast from the past with your favorite 90s makeup brands all in one place. Remember using classic 90s cosmetics? Take a trip down memory lane with unforgettable beauty products that filled our Caboodle. Every young girl wanted to look like Char and Britney, with body glitter and endless lip gloss choices. Some 90s products seem silly now, but many are still thriving. Who can resist Lip Smackers lip balm? Kids still love it. From scrunchies to sparkly eyeshadows, the 90s offered memorable beauty options. What are the best 90s makeup products? Cast your votes and don't forget the hair mascara for your next girls' night.
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Miss these suckers?
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Butterfly clips were still used today, though they had a big impact back then.
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Partying hard and waking up for school with body glitter left on your face was the deal.
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You could finally get sun-kissed blonde hair in a bottle.
Also ranks #54 on Best Hair Dye Brands
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Teen Spirit mixed with Bath & Body Works Cucumber Melon and hormones equaled middle school locker room PTSD.
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Electric colors made you look like you stepped out of a movie.Clueless.Hard Candy Nail Polish appeared in the 90s Beauty Brands.
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Hair dye with every rainbow color was a must.
Also ranks #3 on Best Hair Color Brands · #3 on Best Hair Dye Brands
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