The 14 Hair Trends to Try This Year According to Professional Stylists

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Copper Brunette

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“I am seeing copper hues everywhere, especially copper brunette shades— a beautiful reddish brown color. This luxe shade adds richness to your hair color and requires minimal upkeep. If your hair is already brunette, ask your stylist to add golden copper highlights.” — Frederic Fekkai, Hair Stylist and Founder of FEKKAI.

Fekkai Get The Look: Technician Color Conditioner

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Balmain Hair Couture Get The Look: Women’s Standard Texturizing Volume Spray

For a full and luscious look, style your hair with Balmain’s Texturizing Volume Spray after using a curling wand to create those effortless waves.

Embracing The Gray

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“Ask your stylist for herringbone highlights if you’re considering embracing the gray; it’s an easy way to transition your current hair color and incorporate the gray shade. One of the most popular gray shades to try is oyster gray. Unlike other gray colors, this shade is much more multi-dimensional and enhances gray and silver hair colors for a modern, cool look. I especially love how it shimmers in the light.” —Frederic Fekkai, hair stylist and founder of FEKKAI.

Fekkai Get The Look: Blonde Rx Purple Mask

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“It’s about finding a balance between day and night that we’re being asked to create, and I think it’s a really strong opportunity to push the limits in a different way.” —Joel Mowen, Colorist at the Marie Robinson Salon.

The “day and night” that Joel refers to symbolizes the contrast between the color of your natural roots versus your dyed hair. Joel explains that this trend is all about blending your grown-out roots with the rest of your hair in a way that helps your roots to shine through, sort of like the way an opal’s kaleidoscope of colors shines through in changing light.

Christophe Robin Get The Look: Luscious Curl Defining Cream with Chia Seed Oil

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“It’s no secret I love a bob haircut; they’re a classic cut that never goes out of style, so I’m not surprised to see the blunt bob trending in 2023. It’s an effortless cut seen recently on Hailey Bieber, Zendaya, and Lily James, and you can style it in so many ways.” — Frederic Fekkai, Hair Stylist and Founder of FEKKAI.

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Dyson Get The Look: Dyson Corrale Straightener

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Olaplex Get The Look: No.4P Blonde Enhancer Toning Purple Shampoo

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When maintaining the Uptown Blonde look, you’ll need a shampoo that neutralizes brassiness while nourishing your hair strands. Look no further than Olaplex’s No.4P Purple Shampoo, a cruelty free hydrating mixture made for all hair types.

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The Shag Cut

“The beauty of the shag cut is the many ways in which it can be interpreted for so many different hair textures, types, and lengths. It’s the best type of style that will allow you to keep styling at a minimum while still look cute on the daily.” —Sophia Porter, Celebrity Hairstylist.

Kevin Murphy Get The Look: Kevin Murphy Killer Curls

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“We’re going to be seeing a lot of pops of lightness and warmth with the Golden Spritz trend. This means adding brightness to any reds, dark blondes, browns, or natural hair colors that were on trend and highly requested in 2022. Whether it’s a little sprinkle of lightness around the face or throughout the hair, this spring everyone is going to want some golden lights. And this trend can work for all hair types by either bringing out a little more texture in fine hair or adding dimension to fuller hair.” —Maggie Castellanos, Colorist at the Marie Robinson Salon.

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Wella Get The Look: Wella Invigo Blonde Recharge Cool Blonde Purple Conditioner

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OUAI Get The Look: OUAI Matte Pomade

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For a clean slicked back look, try OUAI’s Matte Pomade. Keep in mind that a little goes a long way here, so a simple quarter-sized dab of pomade will do. After spreading the pomade evenly, run the product through your hair with a brush for the best results.

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Glossy Hair

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“Sleek hair will never go out of fashion. What’s so fun about hair glosses is they are customizable, so you can mix and match to get your perfect shade. Coat your locks with a gloss of choice from mid shaft to end, and use a round brush and a blow dryer for a smooth feel. I love a good flat iron wave to finish it off as well.”—Danni Katz, Celebrity Hairstylist.