It’s always a good thing to stay in touch with the latest hairstyle trends and check out what are the popular haircuts that you might want to try for a change of look. Here are some of the latest hairstyle trends from around America. We asked stylists to share with us what are the most requested hairstyles around the countries for some inspirations for your next cut. If you are looking for men hairstyle trends in 2020, check the post by WiseBarber.com.
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Chandelier Bangs from Honolulu
Alan Vuong, the owner of Salon Blanc in Honolulu, tells us that bangs are popular in 2020 but are especially so when coupled with long layers. Together with long layers of hair, these Chandelier Bangs bring out the glimmer in your eyes as they contour your face. To get the look, request from your hairstylist some long layers at the back of your head and smooth graduated layers in the front to frame your face.
Polished Bobs in Los Angeles
Riawna Capri from Los Angeles’s Nine Zero One claims that polished structure is the new up and coming hairstyle. Sleek styles are being more highly requested to rid of the fuzzy bedhead kind of look and you’ll start to see more blunt and thick lines. To get this look, try to ask for it with no texture and use shine hair sprays instead of matt texturizers.
San Francisco’s Strong Bob
In San Francisco, the Cali girls are keeping it blunt as well. The strong bob is also known as the blunt bob. The entire feel of the hairstyle shouts “cool” instead of “sexy” which is what is in the trends now. This hairstyle is suitable for most hair textures but it is important for you to request for your stylist to thin out your hair if your hair is generally dense.
Seattle’s Long Lob
Stacie Bowie of Bowie Salon and Spa in Seattle mentions that the lob looks amazing even in different lengths of hair. This makes it versatile for all hairstyles and face shapes. It is also increasingly simple to manage as it grows.
Blunt Bangs from Albuquerque
While the shaggy lob is definitely loved by many, it’s always interesting to see some new variations in the form of blunt bangs. Melinda Danella from Albuquerque is a true fan of styling bangs that grazes the eyebrows with a cut that meets the collarbone. This creates a new style without any huge commitment to a new hair length change.
Las Vegas’s Shattered Bob
While there is minimal layering in this edgy bob, this hairstyle is packed with dimensions in the texture at the ends of the hair. Staci Linklater of Globe Salon in the beloved Las Vegas says that this hairstyle looks its best in medium length hair and medium texture.
The ‘90s Chop Inspired from Denver
Most of us were obsessed with long, breezy waves in the 2010s but many start to look to stylized cuts as we move into the 2020s. Yet our cuts can still be easily managed through the ‘90s inspired chop as mentioned by Dani Everson from Denver. The ‘90s was a decade where people didn’t overuse hair products and styling tools. Similar to our current age, the ‘90s chop came alive after a time where many abused their hair through chemical straightening. In order to truly keep a low-maintenance hairstyle, Everson advises us to get a cut that enhances our natural texture like Winona Ryder in the show Reality Bites.
Austin’s Textured Bob
For those with a shorter length of hair, try out the textured bob. Brittancy Archer from Austin tells us that bobs are really trending in 2020 in Texas. The personality of the hairstyle is stylish and carefree, so it will be a good idea to request for a choppy bob to follow that vibe.
Classic Lob in St. Louis
Women are increasingly growing out their hair into lobs that end up at their collarbones in St. Louis. Some of us dread growing out our hair as what was originally perfect usually grew into a nightmare to maintain. However, this problem usually disappears with the right stylist. This class lob will look amazing with softened layers all over while not compromising the fullness around the crown or length. If you’re afraid of getting bored of this classic look, spice it up with a subtle fringe.
Miami’s Long Shag
While this casual sexy hairstyle is still going strong, for now, you can freshen it up with long layers and keep the distinctive bangs. Rossana Pojas from Miami tells us that the hairstyle is versatile for any hair textures, lengths, and face shapes. It has been one of her customer’s favorite and most requested look this year due to its effortless yet sexy look.
Curtain Bangs from New York City
With a city so busy, it’s no wonder its people are going for the versatile curtain bangs. These bangs can be managed with little effort. Emily Heser from New York City tells us that the curtain bangs can grow out easily, pinned up, or be trimmed to a shorter look. This is the go-to look if you’re often scared of commitment when it comes to your haircuts.
Asymmetrical Undercut from Boston
One of the biggest looks coming from Salon Eva Michelle is the asymmetrical undercut. Based in Boston, she says that this mix between a bob and a pixie cut had voluminous curls on one side together with an undercut on the other. While this may be hard for your stylist to picture, try bringing some photos of what you love and want to avoid. This really helps you to get your ideal hairstyle.
Boston: Curly Fringe
Michelle Lee from Salon Eva Michelle recommends Boston’s very own curly fringe. This easily helps us to soften our look and adds dimension to our face. While it may be quite a commitment, it’s said to enhance your face shape.
With these 13 hair trends in 2020, you’ll have plenty to try out to see what fits you; the chandelier bangs, asymmetrical undercut, or the long bob. Remember to always work with your hairstylist to make sure the hairstyle suits your hair length, texture, and face shape. That way, you’ll always look amazing in whichever hairstyle you choose.
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