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2021 Popular Haircuts

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The 11 Biggest Haircut Trends of 2021

The mullet is making a comeback.

BY ELIZABETH DENTON, WENDY SY, AND KALEIGH FASANELLAFebruary 5, 2021

The 11 Biggest Haircut Trends of 2021 New Hair Ideas — Courtesy of Instagram

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Believe it or not, 2020 was a big year for haircuts — COVID-19 be damned. In the spring, we witnessed countless folks use salon closures as an excuse to play hairstylist, giving themselves bangs, layers, and buzz cuts. And once businesses were back open, people sprinted to their beloved stylists for both touch-ups and full-blown transformations. The bob was super popular, as was the pixie cut and shaved heads. On the flip side though, low-maintenance looks — like long bangs and the one-length cut — were seen everywhere, too.

Despite the obvious hurdles of the pandemic, our favorite celebrities still managed to serve up haircut inspiration all year long. Even during lockdown, many A-listers got creative and did their own cuts and dye jobs at home (looking at you, Bella Hadid), and when salons re-opened, many were quick to see their hairstylists for a post-quarantine cut. Due to the standstill the world has been under for nearly a year, a lot of haircut trends from last year are pouring into 2021, though there are some new ones that have emerged. So, enough chit chat: To find out which haircuts reign supreme, just keep on scrolling.

Barbie Ferreira/Instagram1/33MulletWe’ve been seeing mullets everywhere lately. The modern-day version of the cut that defined the ’80s is a little more chill, though. “[We’re getting] a lot more of these, especially in slightly longer, less severe versions,” says hairstylist Bryce Scarlett. Look to Barbie Ferreira’s mullet, which has a soft wave that frames her face beautifully.
Getty Images2/33MulletLike many mullets, Zendaya’s has a ton of texture, but it is brought out through the actual cut of the hair, as opposed to a natural pattern. Here, the hair in the back flows straight down, instead of bending or curling. “For a more full face, the modern mullet is the way to go,” notes hairstylist Sally Hershberger. “The hair framed around the face will perfectly compliment this face shape.”ADVERTISEMENT
Rihanna/Instagram3/33MulletNo one pulls off any hairstyle better than Rihanna can, and that includes a mullet. Hers is done with baby bangs, which in themselves can be tricky to wear. If you’re thinking of getting this type of look, heed the words of hairstylist Derek Yuen. “I generally like to cut short bangs after the hair has been dried straight down,” he previously told Allure.

Getty Images4/33Short, Swoopy BobShort bobs do require a decent degree of maintenance, but we’re still seeing cropped cuts like this trending right now. One version of the bob hairstylist Sunnie Brook Jones says will dominate the season are “blunt and bouncy with a deep sweep. This can hit at the jaw or longest mid-neck depending on how brave you are and the texture and density of your hair.”Hairstylist Clariss Rubenstein is partial to a particular iteration of this style. “I love it around chin length,” she says. “Also make sure there is a heavy weight line around the perimeter of the cut — it should be nice and blunt at the bottom.”
Getty Images5/33Short, Swoopy BobAnother version of this style includes “lots of messy texture and fringe bangs,” according to hairstylist Sally Hershberger — even better if you’ve got some natural texture, as we see here on this model. Her bangs, which fall just above her eyes, are cut right after the first two bends in her curl pattern, which creates that bouncy, body-full look.
Getty Images6/33Short, Swoopy BobKaia Gerber’s short, flowy bob is one of our definite favorites. When you’re sitting in the salon chair to get this particular style, Jones says to “ask your stylist to keep the ends blunt with just a bit of softness by chipping into the ends.”

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- Courtesy of Instagram/@hilaryduff10/33’70s BangsOne look at Hilary Duff’s bangs and you’ll know the ’70s are back in a big way. Nine zero one co-founder Nikki Lee is responsible for this pretty fringe. “Instead of doing a full-on bang, we opted for more of a curtain bang that sweeps to both sides,” she says. “The vibe is very ’70s and a perfect way to switch up her look.”
- Courtesy of Instagram/@selenagomez11/33’70s BangsIt’s sometimes hard to keep up with Selena Gomez‘s seemingly constant hair changes, but this fringe especially suits her. Andrew Fitzsimons, hairstylist and Tigi Copyright brand ambassador, loves the style for its nostalgic-but-timeless vibe. “Farrah Fawcett is probably the most well-known example of the ’70s bangs and to this day, she remains a beauty icon,” he tells Allure. “The modern spin on this style is a bit less voluminous and feathered. You still have a good bit of texture, but it’s more of a loose wave.”
- Courtesy of Instagram/@kerrywashington12/33Asymmetrical BobPhilippe Depeyrot, co-founder of Salon Bisoux in Washington, D.C., loves the “modern interpretation of the classic cut” you see here on Kerry Washington. He also notes he’s been seeing an uptick in clients requesting it. “This cut works for all face types,” he says. “It has been a really popular cut. I did two different versions of this cut today alone.”

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- Courtesy of Instagram/@katyperry14/33Asymmetrical BobHairstylist Harry Josh is also here for this kind of cut, especially since it expands your options if you want to get a dye job. “Asymmetrical [bobs] can take on more solid, bold hair colors and less of a highlight, making it easier to experiment with.”
- Courtesy of Instagram/@zoeisabellakravitz15/33The New PixieZoë Kravitz goes back and forth between short and long hair, but her pixie is a surefire favorite — and it happened to be seriously on-trend all this year. “The pixie is forever a classic because there are so many variations,” says hairstylist Jasmine Ashley. “Most clients are going less ‘bangy’ and more flirty short cuts with a flare.”

Courtesy of Instagram/@selmablair16/33The New Pixie2020’s take on pixie cuts were either super short or just a bit longer than normal. There’s no in-between. The brow-grazing length Selma Blair is sporting here feels very modern and fresh — plus it has a way of making the eyes shine.
Getty Images17/33The New PixieKaia Gerber’s pixie from earlier this year had more of a long, A-line shape; it’s the shortest we’ve ever seen on the model. Hairstylist Glenn Ellis sees the trend going into the new year. “I’ve had clients recently that have been wanting more of a pixie,” he says. “It’s low maintenance in the sense that you don’t have to spend a ton of time blow-drying your hair. All my clients call this the ‘wash and go’ haircut because you can leave the house with it wet and it dries perfectly on its own.”
Courtesy of Instagram/@taylorswift18/33Modern ShagNo one is happier about the return of the shag than Hershberger. “[It’s] been one of my longstanding favorite hair trends,” she says. But this cut isn’t for anyone who is scared of layering. “[It requires] a ton of layers, which help to create the texture for a cool, lived-in look.” So what does the cut entail? “Short hair with a gentle nod to a mullet works with softer edges and movement,” explains Philip Downing, TIGI creative and education director. “This gives the… haircut a feminine softness and versatile approach.” Taylor Swift has been wearing the modern shag for all of 2020 — and based on recent photos, it looks like she’ll take be taking the trend into the new year, too.

- Courtesy of Instagram/@st_vincent23/33Chin-LengthMusician St. Vincent favors a classic, chin-length bob, and this ultra-straight styling makes it even trendier. Depeyrot likes this cut because of what it can do if your hair is pretty thin. “It’s great if you have fine hair because it gives the illusion of fuller hair,” he explains. “It’s also very versatile because you can make it edgy or classic and it works with a fringe.”

- Courtesy of Instagram/@bellahadid32/33Long Bangs Bella Hadid cut her own curtain bangs during quarantine, and she’s been making the brow-grazing fringe look fire ever since. Taylor tells Allure, “Short bangs are cute, but long bangs are sexy, [and] we all deserve to feel sexy after months of quarantine.” We couldn’t agree more.
- Courtesy of Instagram/@camillacabello33/33Long BangsCamila Cabello’s signature fringe is on the long side and frames her brown eyes beautifully. The best part about long bangs like this is that you can easily pin them back or to the side when you feel like spicing up your look.

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We have posted guidelines for entering our salon on the door and throughout the salon. If you have an appointment, we ask that you call us when you arrive, and we will let you know when it is your turn to come in the salon. We also ask that you don’t bring your friends or family in the salon if they do not have an appointment. We will be doing this to avoid groups gathering in the waiting area or standing around the front desk. At the time of entering, we will use a non-contact thermometer to take each guest’s temperature and ask that you wear a mask while in the salon. If you do not have a mask, we may be able to provide one for you to wear. At this time we only have 1 chair in our waiting area.
Our entire team has been trained and informed to safely follow these procedures and keep everyone protected. As part of the new rules, we will only be utilizing every other styling chair to keep each guest six feet apart during their service. Our staff will also be wearing PPE for all procedures until restrictions are lifted. We will have a required cleaning procedure for every chair and station at the completion of each service. The entire chair, station, and all tools and products that were used and touched will be cleaned and disinfected to ensure everyone’s health and safety. We will be enforcing the policy that any guest who is sick or has any symptoms (sniffles, cough, etc.) whatsoever can not be serviced that day and will need to reschedule their appointment. Once the guest has fully recovered and are completely free of any potential health threat to anyone, of course they are welcome back into the salon. The same guidelines will apply to the entire salon staff. Call, Email, Text or online book for appointments. 830-249-8938 or email us at tresbellasalon1@aol.com

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How often should you shampoo your hair and how?

Wait don’t wash yet read this… You don’t need to wash, rinse, and repeat every day to keep your hair healthy, shiny, and clean. A head of hair that is properly shampooed and conditioned with the right product only needs to be shampooed every few days. You may be doing more damage to your hair by washing and conditioning it every day. So, the rule of thumb I suggest is to only shampoo and condition your hair as you feel it needs it.

No one else knows your hair as well as you do. So use your gut and trust yourself to know when you need a good shampoo. Even though most of us have a pretty good idea how to wash our hair, here are some basic tips to ensure that you’re properly maintaining it:

Wash your hair with WARM water. Hot water can not only dry out your hair, but it can irritate your scalp; and a healthy scalp equals healthy hair. Additionally, hot water fades hair color faster than warm water.
With the warm water, begin to rinse your hair thoroughly .
When your hair is fully rinsed, apply the right type of shampoo best suited for your particular type of hair. If you’re not sure which product is right for you, ask your stylist at Tres Bella Salon what to use . Gently massage the shampoo into your scalp and throughout your hair. Don’t feel the need to rub very hard as a gentle massage is effective and soothing.
When you feel that you’ve thoroughly massaged the shampoo into your hair, rinse out the shampoo with warm water. Now you can add conditioner to your hair this can moisturize it, give it extra protection, add shine, reduce static, and make it easier to untangle.
Apply the proper conditioner to your hair about an inch below the scalp. Minimize the amount of conditioner that gets on to your scalp. This helps to keep your hair from looking overly greasy or feeling heavy.
Leave the conditioner in for about 2-5 minutes and then thoroughly rinse it out. Use a mask or treatment at least once a month to add protein to your hair for strength and moisture for shine and silkiness.
Towel dry your hair, and spray it with Davines Oi all in one Milk, its the best for all hair types. The use of a wet brush or a wide tooth comb will help your hair since its weaker when it’s wet, it will also help to keep your hair from breaking. If your hair is curly only do the wet brush or comb in the shower when the conditioner is still in your hair. Combing it after will disturb that curl pattern and make it less curly and frizzy.

Everyone’s hair is different, so always consult with your stylist about the proper shampoo and conditioning products to use.

Together with these basic tips, you‘ll be able to have the great healthy look you and your stylist want without having to wash, rinse, repeat your hair to death.

Your turn: How often do you shampoo and condition your hair? Have you noticed a difference when you don’t shampoo and condition every day?