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Hair Trends 2013
Other | Friday 1st March 2013 | Osh
This year hair trends are revealed! It’s all about styling and colour according to beauty enthusiasts in the salon industry. So the next time you visit you hair salon, don’t ask the usual but try out one of these following trends.
When it comes down to colouring you can really explore your colour panel this year. Unnatural is hot in 2013 with pastel colours like purple, green and pink. Also Silver or grey shades, which they’ve spent decades in the salon industry trying to cover up, will be embraced.
The vivacious red hair trend will still be continued in 2013. You can just pick one shade but mixing them all together is definitely also an option. The ombré trend from last year will still be hot this year but it has yet reached its peak.
If you’re a fan of the more natural shades, you should get a sandy or smokey hair colour. It’s very vintage and it will make you look like a natural beauty.
This year’s hair styles have a very wide range. From long and sleek to short and edgy, your options are wide open. If you have long hair you can wear it very straight but it has to look very healthy and shiny. Middle and deep side parts will give you that solid and edgy look, which is very hot in 2013. Beachy waves and blow-drie wisps are still very trendy this spring and summer so girls, use those blow dryers and curling irons!
Braids will also be a remaining trend, they are just too fun to fade away. Low slung buns and pony tales are new this year. It will give you a sophisticated clean look. You can do these different hairstyles with straight and curly hair, and you can always use accessories for the finishing touch, so let your creativity speak!
Short-haired ladies, you will be very hot this year! You can make it edgy with pompadours and quiffs, or give it a vintage touch with bangs, curls and accessories. The wet look will come back in 2013, put some gel through the roots of your straightened locks and gently comb back into place. Add a healthy dose of rock ‘n’ roll attitude to finish.
By Sigrid Louwet
