According to an Expert, These Short Hair Trends Will Be Everywhere Next Year
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@frannfyneYep that's right, the bob haircut isn't going anywhere for 2024. "The bob era is back," says Vickery. "We’ve seen much more fluid shapes over the past couple of years, but I think it’s time for more structured shapes to return."
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@emmanuellek_I personally love a structured bob, as I think it looks super chic. It's all sharp edges, blunt fringes and not a layer in sight.
A blowdry brush is great to give a structured bob a really sleek, smooth finish.
For any flyaways, Larry King has you covered with this handy kit.
If you're blessed with curly or wavy hair, embrace your natural texture with this cream from chic haircare brand Ouai.
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@jennaortega"In addition to the bob hairstyle, the grungecore trend that was a big hit this season," says Vickery. We can expect to see this a lot more next year, but according to Vickery, the grungy haircuts will feature stronger outlines.
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@alyssainthecityThese grungy hairstyles are perfect for those who like a bit more of an "undone" look. They're a lot more low-maintenance than other short hairstyles as you can have so much fun when it comes to texture and styling.
Speaking of texture, this spray from Living Proof is great for adding volume to the hair.
You can also use a texturising cream to help give natural movement.
To hold your new style in place, don't forget the hairspray.
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@lilyallenForget the slicked-back bun—2024 will be all about the slicked-back bob. I've been seeing this style everywhere as of late, and I have no doubt that it'll remain in fashion for the foreseeable future.
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@lauraharrier"This bob can be styled with a firm gel and a comb to create that slick look," explains Vickery.
This hair gel is great for getting that slicked-back look, and it's super affordable too.
A comb will also come in handy when recreating this hairstyle.
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@haileybieberHere at Who What Wear UK, we're all about embracing your natural hair texture, so why not try lived-in layers for 2024? "Lived-in, softer shapes will continue to rise," says Vickery. "People want the ability to be low-maintenance and versatile when styling to suit the busy lifestyle that they lead."
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@sabinasocolIf this picture doesn't tempt you to cut your hair, then I don't know what will.
To keep your layers fresh and bouncy, try a detox shampoo to remove buildup.
