7. Rose Gold Accents
For a pop of playful color, consider rose gold accents. These could be highlights, a few face-framing pieces, or even a temporary rinse. Rose gold is fun and unexpected for fall. It looks particularly lovely on lighter hair. Try a temporary color spray or chalk if you’re not ready for commitment.
6. The Blunt Bob
Moving onto cuts, the blunt bob is back! This sharp, clean cut sits right at the jawline or slightly below. It’s sleek and modern, giving off a confident vibe. A blunt bob is a great way to get rid of dead ends and feel polished. Use a straightening iron and a smoothing serum for a super sleek finish.
5. Long Layers with Face-Framing
If you love your length, long layers are key for fall. Adding layers, especially around your face, brings movement and shape. This cut is versatile and works for many hair types. It adds interest without sacrificing length. Use a round brush when blow-drying to create bouncy layers.
4. Curtain Bangs
Curtain bangs are still going strong! These bangs part in the middle and sweep to the sides, framing your face beautifully. They are softer than blunt bangs and easier to grow out. Curtain bangs add a touch of effortless cool to any haircut. Style them with a round brush and a little hairspray.
3. The Shag Cut
Embrace texture with the shag cut. This layered cut features choppy ends and lots of movement. It’s cool, edgy, and perfect for those who love a lived-in look. The shag is great for adding volume to fine hair. Use a texturizing spray to enhance the layers and natural waves.
2. Effortless Waves
When it comes to styling, effortless waves are a fall go-to. Think soft, loose waves that look natural and undone. This style is romantic and works well for medium to long hair. It’s perfect for cozy autumn days. Use a curling wand or braid damp hair overnight to create easy waves.
1. Sleek and Straight
And finally, the number one fall style trend is sleek and straight hair. Polished, smooth strands look incredibly chic and sophisticated. This style works best on healthy hair. It’s simple but makes a big statement. Always use a heat protectant spray before straightening your hair.
