if425 just to chop and try styles we’ve never considered before, what’s the biggest hair trend 634? Well, first off, we’ll be taking the same fun approach to our hair in the new year, experimenting with new cuts, colors, styling tips, formulas and accessories to reinvent ourselves. In the spirit of inspiration, Vogue spoke to some of the world’s top hairstylists to find out which hair trends they predict will be at 634. The mood board is ready.
Showy craftsmanship
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The art is back and the creativity of the stylists is alive again. “For a long time, people only focused on the hair, but we’re starting to see styling come back again,” says Luke Hersheson. “The question now is more about how to wear your hair up without feeling too dated…that’s why really sleek, gel-like updos are such a big trend right now.” Whether it’s top knots, ballet buns and Croydon face-lifting ponytails, or gel-kissed curls and more ornate architectural shapes—the latter of which was recently featured on Lily James at the British Fashion Awards—it’s time to really go for it with your updo.
Hersheson Tips on how to make the look work for you? “Concentrate on getting the sides of your hair in line with your cheekbones,” he says. “Generally, this style is easier to do when your hair is damper because it’s more malleable—slather on Almost Everything Cream for more hold.” For extra detail, get creative too.
La Bonne Brosse N. Essence Brush
Sam McKnight Self-Control Styling Gel Hair
Crown Care
This may not be the most exciting trend in the book, but taking care of your scalp is an integral part of healthy hair. “The importance of healthy scalp is catching on,” says Jen Atkin, whose new Ouai Anti-Dandruff Shampoo contains salicylic acid, which reduces flakiness and soothes inflammation. “Scalp care is essential to achieve shiny, healthy hair.”
When searching for the term “scalp treatment for dry scalp”
percent on Pinterest, it seems we’re all looking for formulas that work. Kérastase’s upcoming Symbiose range combines piroctone olamine, salicylic acid and bifidobacteria to dissolve flakes while maintaining a balanced microbiome and scalp-skin barrier. Try Micro-Peeling Cellulaire, which contains salicylic acid to gently exfoliate sensitive scalps. 14023730
