The 60s style haircut brings together the rounded silhouette of a classic 1960s hairstyle with modern razor texture. Inspired by the shape and style of the decade, this anime round bob gives a vintage haircut a contemporary finish.

The 1960s were a defining period for fashion and hair. Following the 1950s, hairstyles became increasingly expressive, with everything from dramatic bouffant shapes to shorter, more structured cuts. The decade's fashion, clothing, and dress styles reflected a changing culture, and hair became an important part of that visual identity.

This 60s style haircut takes inspiration from that history while reinterpreting it for modern hair. The silhouette is full through the crown, soft around the face, and rounded at the corners rather than squared off. The result is a short, iconic shape that references 1960s hair without feeling like a vintage reproduction.

The modern element comes from the interior texture. Inspired by anime, where separation and contrast can make hair feel especially dynamic, the Feather Plier Razor creates defined texture and movement within the shape. The interior gets the texture, while the perimeter stays clean so the rounded silhouette remains intact.

The discipline of this 60s hairstyle is balancing those two elements. Too much texture can compromise the classic shape, while too little leaves the haircut feeling purely vintage. The goal is to preserve the recognizable silhouette while introducing a more contemporary sense of movement.

In this video, we'll look at how to build and protect the round shape using Jatai Tokyo Scissors, where to create texture and separation, and where to leave the weight alone. This approach shows how a hairstyle inspired by the 1960s can evolve into something that feels current while still reflecting the iconic 60s style.