If you want to switch up your hair color or style for the winter 2020 season, visit your favorite salon and check out the latest trends. This winter, you can expect trends that will make your hair shine. Here are some ideas to try:
Low, Messy Bun
Try a low, messy bun for a quick and effortless party look. Secure your hair with an elastic or protective tie and use bobby pins to avoid breakage.
Half-Up Bun
The half-up bun is versatile and works well for any hair length and thickness. Gather the hair from around your ears towards your crown for a quick and stylish look.
Chin-Grazing Bob Haircut
If you prefer a short and low-maintenance hairstyle, consider a chin-grazing bob haircut. It’s a trendy option for the winter season.
Flip Up Your Ends
To upgrade your hair, try the flipped-out ends trend. Whether you have a sleek bob or a ponytail, flip out the ends using a blow dryer or curling iron for a flirty yet sophisticated look. You can also braid next to your parting for an effortlessly glamorous style.
Deep Red-Brown hair Color
For brunettes, a deep red-brown hair color like mahogany can be flattering for all skin tones. It’s a less overpowering option that adds warmth.
Silky Scarves
Add a touch of luxury to your hair with silk scarves. You can use them as elegant neck scarves or wrap them around your locks for a stylish look. It adds a classic flair to your ensemble.
Face-Framing Layers
Face-framing layers are an effortless and chic winter hair trend. You can wear them as baby braids or slick them down with texturizing spray for a sleek finish. Adding a scrunchie adds extra flair.
Wavy Bob
Wavy bobs are a popular choice for high-fashion looks. When done with balayage techniques, it can look even more stunning. The dark caramel strands cut a natural charm that complements tanned complexions.
Piece-Y Crop
A wavy crop is effortlessly chic and relaxed for the winter season. Whether styled with face-framing layers or bangs, using a volumizing hair mask before blow-drying can give your hair body and softness. Add some baby braids for a neat touch.
Messy Ponytail
For a relaxed and playful look, try a messy ponytail. The wheat-blonde hue adds softness, and you can create height above the forehead. Face-framing tendrils give a ’90s nostalgic feel. Twist some strands around the base of the ponytail for added style.
Side Part
A side part is a timeless and classic choice, especially when combined with an eye-catching cut. It can add a modern touch to your hairstyle. Consider a side part with a low fade for an appealing and contemporary style, perfect for men looking to try the popular Gen Z slick-back trend.
