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2024 Hair Chronicles: Styles That Will Steal the Spotlight
In 2024, you may be wondering about the hair colours and cuts that best reflect you. As every year, hair trends suitable for the fashion of 2024 started to become clear from the first days of the year. For those who want to add a difference to their style in the new year, we have detailed 5 trends that are expected to be popular for you.
1-Natural colours
Blonde and red hair colours have led to dramatic hair transformations this year, but in 2024 there will be a collective return to our roots. 'I see many clients and friends returning to their natural colour or something close to it,' says hairdresser Gregory Russell. As a continuation of this year's warmer trends, the tones will continue to be warm rather than cool.
2-Midi cuts
Along with short cuts, medium-length hairstyles have also appeared. 'Short cuts just above the shoulders have become a big trend this year and will continue into next year,' says hairdresser Irinel De Leòn. Medium-length haircuts contribute to hair health and allow for minimal styling.
3-Minimal styling
Low-maintenance cuts and styles that require less maintenance to look their best are set to dominate this year. Hairdresser Gregory Russel says : '' I expect to see minimalism and personalised haircuts; simplified yet chic cuts that are perfect for naturally air-dried styles and effortless looks,' he says.
4- Hair Health
Think of 2024 as the year of healthy hair from root to tip. 'While it's helpful to have great products on hand to style your hair, they can also clog your pores and cause product build-up,' explains hairstylist Lacy Redway.
5- Accessories
While ribbons continue to be used as the popular hair accessory of 2023, flowers will be included in your romance-oriented style routine in 2024. Stating that she complemented her hair braids with roses in a recent programme, hairdresser Redway said, 'I designed a 'corn rose' hairstyle with Tessa Thompson in March 2023, and six months later, I'm starting to see the trend catch on.
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