Much likefashion, haircuts and colors are changing rapidly.
And who can forget theactualrainbow-colored locks?
And if that wasn’t doing it for you, there was and is alwaysunicorn hair.
As you’ve no doubt noticed, 2018 certainly proved itself to be the year of trying new ‘dos.
Love ‘em or hate ‘em, some of the trends will continue on through subsequent years.
He explained toAllure, saying, “It’s not overt or bold, it’s refined.”
Wood’s rendition made it to the catwalk on nearly 40 models at Marc Jacobs’ spring 2019 show.
But unicorn and anti-unicorn aren’t the only colors you’ll be able to choose from in 2019.
Here’s what hair experts are saying will be on trend.
Unicorn hair, still here, cotton candy pink, ditto."
Of course, that doesn’t mean yourhair colorwill end up looking boring.
Serums and gloss will be your best friends come 2019.
The rich java-colored shade is even great for fall if you want to get ahead of the 2019 trends.
Fortunately, these coffee hues will still work for you.
This milky, almost chestnut, shade will, as Warren explained, “create volume and depth.”
you’re able to’t get much better than that.
Well, unless the colors wereactuallycaffeinated.
If so, you would actually be doing your hair a favor.
Raise your hand if you’re guilty of doing that.
It’s true we are our own worst enemies when it comes to caring for our tresses.
Nevertheless, Mitchell toldThe List, “Darker hues can create a more healthy look for damaged hair.”
Though, even if you don’t, don’t despair.
Romantically royal, yes, and positively perfect for 2019.
“Some of the big colour trends this year will be every shade of blonde.
Chestnut brunettes [will be big] too,” Watt revealed.
Lavender and rose gold will be popular this summer."
That doesn’t mean you’ll have to give up your beachy mane now or ever!
“The icy blonde will start to transition into its healthier option the Golden Blonde.”
And your hair will thank you for this change.
To embrace your “creamy buttery blondes.”
