A Stylist Just Told Me That These 3 Haircut Trends Will Be Everywhere This Year
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@thevisuelofgraceFirst up, we're going a lot shorter in 2024 thanks to the super pixie. "The 'Supers' [the iconic supermodels of the 1980s] inspiration isn’t going anywhere," says Benavides. According to her, we're going to be seeing short pixie cuts with lightly-feathered fringes everywhere.
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@taylor_hillBenavides says that this style can be worn skimming the eyes or slicked back, and I'm personally a big fan of Taylor Hill's wispy fringe.
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Getty ImagesZoë Kravitz looks incredible with her slick, short pixie cut and statement earrings.
For that slicked-back look, have some hair gel to hand. I'm a big fan of this one from Hair by Sam McKnight.
If you prefer a tousled look, keep your roots fresh and voluminous by using a scalp-friendly shampoo.
For added volume at the roots, you can't go wrong with this spray from Living Proof.
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@hoskelsaSee? Told you the bob wasn't going anywhere. Next year though, the '70s bob will be all the rage. Benavides says that this cut can be worn polished and straight, turned under for a luxe look, or flicked out and waved for texture and volume. The flicked ends here look so '70s to me.
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@lilyallenThe great thing about this bob is that it can be any length from chin to collarbone-skimming. As described by Benavides, it's a versatile and easy-to-wear cut. Lily Allen has styled her bob with movement and texture here, keeping her ends turned under for a chic finish.
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@selenagomezYou can also opt for lots of movement and flicked-out ends just like Selena Gomez.
Want those fun, flicked-out ends? One of the easiest ways to achieve this is with a hair straightener, and this mini GHD one is great for shorter hairstyles.
For more movement and texture, try a finishing cream.
Make sure to set everything in place with a generous helping of hairspray.
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Getty ImagesApparently, 2024 is also going to be the year of layers, from shaggy chops to longer-length "wolf cuts". "The focus is shorter, cheekbone and jawline-framing layers," explains Benavides. "From collarbone to longer lengths, it's perfect for effortless, cool-girl texture."
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@anaasmoodThis style can work on all hair types and adds such beautiful movement and volume.
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Getty ImagesBillie Eilish is always my inspiration when it comes to a layered haircut.
Layers always looks so good with voluminous roots, and this lightweight foam will make your hair appear a lot fuller.
For those of you with naturally curly hair, use a curl cream to help define your layered style.
