Haircuts Are Going To Be Huge: The emphasis in recent years has been on embracing natural texture and easy hairstyles, but 2023 is set to be all of that plus a little more.
The start of a new year necessitates fresh beginnings of all kinds, making it the ideal time for new hair trends to direct us to the salon.
We’re stepping up low-maintenance styling with bold cuts that do all the work and nod to bygone eras.
There are shaggy layers, blunt fringe, and vintage styles just waiting to be shorn if you’ve been wanting to make a chop. We’re also talking about contemporary takes on classic long cuts, bangs, and bobs.
1. Textured Layers
You can add more dimension to fine hair with layers, multiple layers, and more. Keeping your focus on the middle of the hair until the ends to ensure you don’t lose any volume.
2. Short and Wild Shag
Nothing accentuates an engorged head like an old-fashioned shag. It’s certainly the coolest cut.
3. Blunt Collarbone Cut
A lob that strikes right on your collarbone is the most attractive length. Complete stop. This is all we have to say about the issue.
4. Soft Curved Bob
We’re bringing back our Old Hollywood bobs of yesteryear–which implies soft edges, flattering curves, and a deep side piece.
5. Cheekbone-Grazing 90s Bob
This gorgeous little number isn’t going to go away. It’s all about sharp lines and ultra-shiny hair strands.
6. Mia Wallace Bob
It’s no secret that this Pulp Fiction cut is a classic for its own sake. Now is your chance to create a statement.
7. Wispy Bangs
If you’ve been caught up in stunning blonde hair, the ginger cut is worthy of equal attention.
Curls are awed by layers to increase their natural bounce. The wispy curls can be a refreshing addition to any length or haircut.
8. Blunt Textured Cut
Make your hair appear more voluminous by leaving the ends uncut and creating an elongated bend in the body. This is one to keep.
9. Curtain Bangs
One of our most loved trends that’s seen a lot of attention and is a great way to look chic and retro simultaneously.
10. Mini Blunt Bob
When you’re sharp, it doesn’t mean you must compromise your texture. This slender bob that touches the chin offers the most desirable of both.
11. Sharp Shoulder Cut
This design could cut through the glass in one glance and makes the classic bob and lob look contemporary and trendy.
12. Short Shag Cut
Curls can be full of body, and a chin-length cut that has bangs is an attractive and original choice, as shown below by the stylist Sal Salcedo.
13. 1970s Long Cut
The feathered, soft, and fluffy hairstyles of the 1970s aren’t to be lost. This sleek long-haired cut is an ode to the long-haired women from the ago.
14. Choppy Layers
Make your hair stand out with an interesting dose of cool by adding hair that is bouncy and choppy. It can transform a boring haircut style into something very trendy this year.
15. Blunt Chin Bob
We would like to be as clear as this comes. Making sure that cuts are free of layers will give you the heftiest bob with lots of fashion.
16. Curly Pixie Cut
Include a side piece to a cut cropped for additional volume. This naturally enhances curls.
17. Textured Fringe Bob
A fresh take on the classic shag, this shorter hairstyle by stylist Chris Jones plays up all the texture by combining layers and long curtain bangs.
18. Barely-There Bangs
Curls can make the wispy bangs more random, particularly when paired with shorter layers.
19. Textured Lob
Hairstyles that are primarily only one-length (read, don’t have excessive layers!) will always look impressively large. This lob cut will always look envious. I am prepared to go whenever you need me.
20. Fringed Short Curls
Layers can add so much life to curls, and that is especially true for shorter cuts. Include lots of layers and a full set of hair, and you’ll be able to steal the attention of everyone around you.
21. Layered Mid-Length Cut
This is the essence of letting your hair’s colouring let your hair colour do the job. Easy layers and a pliable length ensure that your hair will not be strained by the time it takes to style.
22. Trim Pixie
If you’re ready to take the plunge, you can call this pixie similar to Mia Farrow up. It’ll get the job done and more.
23. Soft A-Line Bob
This cut, which is easy to maintain, is a little wider in the front and shorter in the back, which lengthens and flatters round and oval face shapes to an extreme.
24. Long and Layered Cut
You thought you’d seen the end of this cut in the early to mid-2000s, isn’t it? If everyone else is going short, why wouldn’t you want to be the first to go longer?
25. Big Shoulder-Grazing Curls
It’s not something to be overlook. It’s not long enough to catch a vast volume but sufficient to make an impact.
26. Grown-Out Crop
This is possibly the most beautiful crop we’ve seen this year. The side-swept bangs and flattering layers ensure it’s wearable and long.
27. Cropped Bangs
Baby bangs are in style and will stay. They’re the perfect complement to a loud, extend, curly cut.
28. Early 2000s Sideswept Bangs
This is right: You have an opportunity to repeat side-swept bangs, but this time correctly.
29. Angled Long Bob
Angles are an excellent method for reviving any length, mainly cuts over the collarbones. You can request an A-line cut longer in the front but not on the back.
30. The New Triangle Cut
Curly girls have been taught that they should be scare of getting an unnatural triangle (also call The Pyramid Cut); however, this new version is changing the rules.
31. Flippy Layers
Flippy layers are nostalgia-inducing, early 2000s vibes; however, this isn’t just the reason you should pick them in the hair salon. They also allow you to mock the appearance of a new, lively blowout.
32. Curly Super Pixie
Letting your curls hang long over the top adds energy and bulk to your shortcut.
33. Shaggy Shoulder Cut
The classic shoulder cut can be given an edge by asking for shag-inspire layers and curtain bangs. This style is perfect for people looking for more dimension and luxury.
