Experts Agree—These Are the Trendiest Haircuts to Try This Winter
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@melodiebanceFirst up, a beautiful bob hairstyle. "This trend is stronger than ever," says Antiga. "This cut is the perfect length to sit on big coats, collars and scarves this winter, and when you unwrap from the heavy clothes it still looks great, showing off your neck and décolleté."
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@jourdandunnAntiga says that it's vital that the cut is perfectly balanced so you can wear it beautifully on either side as well as with a middle parting. "It should be cut with body, some movement and volume. Think sexy, fresh, elegant and versatile."
To add volume to your bob, I recommend these rollers from BaByliss.
However, if you want more of a quick fix, then a blowdry brush should do the trick.
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@sabinasocolFor all the cool girls out there, say hello to the "uncut". "This haircut captures the essence of the glam-rock '70s whilst incorporating modern elements for a fresh and contemporary twist," explains Antiga. "Cleverly introducing subtle layers with lots of texture, it gives the illusion of an uncut style but with beautifully enhanced movement and shape."
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@cassiskovicAccording to Antiga, at the heart of this cut lies the concept of creating an invisible haircut, and Reed
seems to agree. "This technique is designed to add invisible layers, body and texture to all hair types," he explains.
Help add extra body and texture with this clever spray from Living Proof.
A paste is another great way to style your hair, and this one nourishes your locks too.
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@emrataAccording to Vasconcelos, this winter it's all about long layers, fringes and framing. "We are still seeing the influence of the '60s and '70s, plus a major influx in '90s cuts with extreme layering at every length," explains the celebrity hairstylist.
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@sofiarichiegrainge"This haircut is perfect to distribute volume and keep the density of the hair," says Vasconcelos. If you want to add more dimension to the look, he recommends asking your stylist to add in some shorter layers too.
Care for your layers with a deep-conditioning mask. I like to use this one once or twice a week.
Between washes, opt for a dry shampoo to freshen up your roots and add a bit of volume for that tousled finish.
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@cassiskovic"The butterfly cut is still hot for winter," explains Vasconcelos. "This haircut is suitable for those looking for a timeless, classy and and glamorous look. Adding layers into your haircut can create volume, dimension and personality."
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@cassiskovicVasconcelos says that this haircut is perfect for that quiet-luxury look, and I couldn't agree more.
To keep your hair looking healthy and bouncy, use a detox shampoo to remove any buildup.
Then, add some serious volume with this Kérastase mousse.
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@alyssainthecityAnother super-cool, trendy winter haircut comes in the form of the shaggy pixie style. "This is great for those of you who suit a short haircut yet still want to have fun," says Antiga. "It's a combination of texturised layers and a choppy feel."
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@venswifestyleWhen it comes to styling, Antiga says this cut can be worn naturally messy, or you can glam it up with a good blowdry and pomade to add texture.
An effective hair dryer is essential for a good blowdry, and I'm looking to invest in this Bellissima one.
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@anthonyholguin"This look will never go out of date," says Antiga. "We are seeing the lob all the time as the style is extremely versatile and suits a lot of people." If you're not familiar with the haircut, it's essentially a long bob that usually falls just past the chin.
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@misstpwI think this is one of the chicest hairstyles of the whole season, and I love the fact that it can be worn in so many different ways.
Want that smooth, sleek finish? GHD has you covered with its original hair straighteners.
For a glossy, shiny look, add a nourishing hair oil into your routine.