spring hairstyles

Top Hair Trends For Spring/Summer 2019

Written by Randy Vadnais on in What's Happening

 

Every year a fresh crop of haircuts becomes, for lack of a better word, trendy. This doesn’t mean they’re completely new. Just like hair-color trends, some of these styles have been “in” before, and some never really went “out” at all. But all of a sudden, it seems like certain cuts are everywhere — on celebrities, street style stars, and Instagram babes, especially. Don’t worry, though; not all cuts require a major transformation. While a pixie or baby bangs might be a bold move if your hair is the opposite, often just trimming a few inches can make a big difference in your look. Give that style blunt ends or shaggy layers and you’re on your way to one of spring’s hottest haircuts.

If you’re trying to switch up your look this season, bring this article up on your phone to show your stylist. Hairstylists agree: Photos help them understand exactly what you’re going for, even if it needs to be tailored to your unique hair texture, face shape, and lifestyle. Now, go forth and get inspired by some of the dopest haircuts you’ll see all spring long with these Top Hair Trends For Spring/Summer 2019.

  • Zendaya with shoulderlength curly hair and curly bangs

    Getty Images
    1/21

    Curly Bangs

    Zendaya loves to experiment with her hair. We’ve seen the triple threat wear long waves, a red bob, and stick-straight strands, among other styles. But it’s her curly hair and matching curly bangs that are majorly trending. Stacy Ho, a hairstylist at Méche Salon in Los Angeles, believes bangs will continue to reign. “Everywhere we look, people are loving the comeback of the bang,” she says. “They can be cut to be soft, strong and chic, or short and edgy; and they come in so many lengths, shapes, textures, and styles.” Forget what you heard about curly bangs — with the right stylist, you can find the curly fringe for you.

  • Natasha lyonne on the red carpet with frizzy curly blonde hair and curly bangs

    Getty Images
    2/21

    Curly Bangs

    People who watched Netflix’s recent smash hit Russian Doll can’t stop talking about two things: that scary elevator scene and star Natasha Lyonne’s hair. More specifically, it’s her curly bangs that make everyone wonder if they too can try the gorgeous cut, whether they have naturally curly hair or not. Hairstylist Ted Gibson, the man behind Sandra Oh’s glorious fringe, previously told Allure that nailing curly bangs starts with a serious chat with your stylist. He also mentions they should be cut with scissors (held vertically) for “a softer edge.”

  • Model Alanna Arrington with curly bangs

    Getty Images
    3/21

    Curly Bangs

    Model Alanna Arrington has some of the best curls in the business. No doubt her bouncy bangs inspire curly-haired babes everywhere. Notice how Arrington keeps her ringlets completely defined, as opposed to the slightly more mussed-up fringe of Zendaya or Lyonne’s undefined look.

  • Mandy Moore Blunt Bob cut

    JENNA JONES
    4/21

    Blunt Bob

    Bobs are nothing new, but if it seems like celebs are going shorter this year, it’s because they are. Hairstylist Ashley Streicher, who just joined R+Co’s Collective, says her clients are asking for “shorter and bolder” cuts. She recently chopped Mandy Moore’s hair into a messy, blunt bob that’s super trendy this season. “I find that people are liking a heavier, more blunt look this spring,” she explains. “I love a really blunt, perfect cut, that when not styled at all, still makes a statement. It’s a perfect cut that’s worn a bit messier.”

  • Jenna Dewan Brown hair blunt cut

    Getty Images
    5/21

    Blunt Bob

    Parisian hairstylist David Mallett agrees that bobs like Jenna Dewan’s are becoming more popular than ever. “We saw a rise in the textured lob, which will still continue to rise in trend this spring,” he says. “But we’ll be seeing more of the blunt bob as more and more celebrities are opting for the chic cut.”

  • Sarah Paulson with a sleek blunt bob

    Getty Images
    6/21

    Blunt Bob

    Sarah Paulson’s sleek bob is even fresher with a deep side part. Here, the ends of her hair are styled to look a little more rounded, but that does not take away from the overall bluntness of the look. Consider this styling route if you want to make your cut look a bit softer.

  • Hailey Baldwin Bieber with a shaggy lob wearing a pink turtleneck and gray blazer

    Getty Images
    7/21

    ’70s Shag

    Jen Atkin, hairstylist and founder of Ouai Haircare, is loving textured lobs this season. She says clients like Hailey Baldwin Bieber are asking for short, shaggy cuts. “Tell your stylist you want a lot of movement and texture, especially toward the ends and in the fringe,” she explains. To get the ’70s shaggy look, she uses Ouai Wave Spray and lets the hair “do its thing.” She tames flyaways and adds moisture with Ouai Finishing Crème.

THE 13 HAIRSTYLES YOU’LL SEE EVERYWHERE THIS SPRING

Written by Randy Vadnais on in Latest News

Fancy a change? Here, all the new season hair inspiration you need.

There’s a cliché that summer is the best time to go blonde. While you can go lighter at any point throughout the year, there’s something about the warmer months that inspires women to make a change.

Come December, we’re sure to see a few more blondes about town. However, there are plenty of other hair trends on the rise, too. Here, we tap a few of Sydney’s best hairdressers for their two cents on the trending styles of spring/summer 2019.

Are you ready to screenshot?

1 / 13
LOW MAINTENANCE BANGS
“Bangs are a game changer and it shows that you can still have a longer hair shape, but still have some shorter lengths framing your face. We find that most of our clients love longer bangs cause there cool and easy to style which is so important. Push them back, sweep them forward, you decide.”

2 / 13

CHOPPY CROPS

“We think this choppy textured haircut is every woman’s hair crush—Its short and still oozes sex appeal! The beauty about this haircut is that you have the choice if you want to wear it slick one day, or textured and cute the next. It’s like asking your hairstylist for a two in one style.”

 

 

3 / 13

TEXTURED ‘COOL GIRL’ BOBS
“Dua Lipa’s graphic ‘cool girl bob’ is the perfect example of how you can wear this haircut and not look like a nanna. Keep the texture “undone” rather than restricted and poker straight. Dua’s bob is definitely on my radar—girls are already asking for this and it’s not even summer yet!”

 

 

4 / 13
LONG ’60S INSPIRED FRINGE
“A must for summer to change long hair looks up is the long textured ’60s inspired fringe as seen on Gigi Hadid. Brigitte Bardot’s bangs make a comeback over and over again nearly every year as it is a flattering look and can also be swiped to the side quickly again.”

 

5 / 13

HIGH PONYTAILS

“The retro style high ponytail, as seen on Bella Hadid, is for sure making a comeback and alongside it the scrunchie—who would believe that? Reason for that is that we are seeing a lot of 90s influence also now back now in hair trends.”

 

 

6/13
MESSY BUN
“The big summer trend we predict is the messy bun, as we just saw on Megan Markle at Wimbledon. It’s a very soft look and is suitable for most face shapes. Everyone can do themselves—that’s why it’s ideal for summer.”

 

 

7 / 13
WRAPPED IN A SCARF
“This look has just started and is only getting more popular—it’s easy, convenient and flattering. You can go designer or op shop when shopping for your new scarf accessory. Bold or patterned, there really are no rules! Hair all up or done, fringe in or out. Fold the scarf length wise to make it like a 3cm band, place the middle at the nap of the head, and bring it around the perimeter of the hairline and tie at the front of your hairline above the forehead. You can tie or make a little bow, pulled it around to the side.”

 

 

 

8 / 13

THE ’70S SHAG
“This is ‘the haircut’ for this summer. It’s long yet sits anywhere between the nipple and two inches below the collar bone; it’s heavily layered yet so loose and soft through the ends. It has strong layering all around the face. It has a full fringe or centre part drop fringe. It’s the ultimate wash and wear look. It’s a ‘strong’ haircut although so effortless.”

 

 

 

9 / 13

BLUNT ’90S BOB
“This style works well with a middle part or accentuated side part to show off the internal layers and movement. How short you go will depend on your bone structure, but the short, blunt bob works with all hair types from wavy to straight. The key to this cut is keeping the exterior or bottom line blunt, because that’s where the drama comes from.”

 

 

 

10 / 13

SUPER LONG HAIR

“Pulling off this look starts with the right haircut, for this extreme long hair look ask your hairstylist for a definitely line at the base. Next, it’s all down to what you do at home, because super long hair looks best when it’s healthy and well maintained. Make sure you add protein to your hair as well as moisture.”

 

 

 

11 / 13

TOP KNOTS
“Who wants sweaty hair round their face in the summer? We’re not talking about a perfectly-styled bun, but instead, a DIY top knot that looks like you haven’t tried too hard.”

 

 

12 / 13

ONE LENGTH HAIR
“I think the one length look is going to be a summer staple—and I love the fact that hair can be parted to one side to mix the look up. A deep side part takes you from beach bunny to nightclub ready.”

 

 

 

13 / 13

WILD CURLS
“The biggest news for the coming season is embracing your curls , deeply nourished ringlets and shaggy curl cuts are big for summer! We have been playing with the dropped tong for some years now and to me looks old fashioned, it’s all about a tighter curl to the roots and a more carefree energy.”

Spring seams a long way off right now, but it is coming soon – we hope!

Schedule your appointment soon to get your Spring look on! 204-772-8772