Hairstyles and Hair Trends 2020
Hello everyone, if you love curly hair as much as I do, this is your year!
With just a short while left until 2020, we have already started talking about, and trying out, the new year’s trending styles. At the top of the list are curly hair and fine ringlets. These curls started appearing in mid-2019. They continue to be on trend. These curls have also started attracting much more attention in hair salons. The perm in particular is once again in great demand at salons.
Those with naturally curly hair are very lucky. This reminded us of the 90s. Indeed, many famous hairdressers have already started adapting the 90s perm for today and offering it to us. Whether you have short or long hair, you can easily wear your curls. You can even bring your rollers back out of storage. 🙂
Natural colours follow among the new year’s hair trends; you can now put your monthly root touch-ups on hold a little longer and wear your own colour. Softer, more authentic tones are in. Some celebrities have even taken naturalness further, choosing to leave their greying hair natural instead of hiding it, and have already caught the new trends.
Alongside colour styling, haircuts are also turning heads!
When we look at short and long hairstyles, we see more hair at shoulder length.
At the same time, short styles are holding on to their throne. Very long hairstyles, on the other hand, have lost some of their impact. Shoulder-length styles come as blunt cuts without layers. You can wear this cut very easily straight, wavy or permed.
Camila Coelho is also among those who have caught this trend.
Finally, I can say this: in these last days before 2020, we women have turned to more natural styles. We can wear these styles more comfortably.
Remember: the most fashionable style is the one that suits you and your face best!
Adapting the 2020 hair trends to yourself
First of all, before trying a trend, you need to think about your hair type and your daily routine. Perms or curls, for example, take shape more easily on hair with a natural wave. Fine hair, on the other hand, needs regular moisture care. Blunt shoulder-length cuts offer a practical middle ground on both straight and wavy hair. A return to natural colour is a practical option for those who want to stretch the time between root touch-ups. In short, assess your face shape and the health of your hair together with your hairdresser. That is the best way to choose the one that suits you best from the 2020 hair trends list.
For the basic steps to keeping your hair healthy, see our practical hair care tips. And you can read about how hairstyles have changed throughout history in Wikipedia’s hairstyle entry.