Take a look atPinterestright now, and you’ll find an explosion of new trends and hairstyles for 2017.
Celebrity hairstylistMarc AnthonytoldThe Listthat in addition to the shag, natural hair is the way to go this year.
So you didn’t just roll out of bed and go to work because you overslept.
You were just rocking the latest 2017 trend.
“2017 is all about getting back to basics,” Boychuck toldThe List.
Celebrity hair and makeup artistJoAnn Solomonis also ready for her clients to embrace a more natural look.
“The freestyle will be on all runways.”
And the hair on top of your head isn’t the only place where you should go natural.
Full brows are back, so Solomon recommends trying microblading for a natural, polished look.
During microblading, the stylist uses a microblading pento draw individual hairs into the eyebrows.
This gives you a fuller look without the harsh effect of tattoo makeup.
Go for the gold
Golden tones and highlights will dominate 2017.
“Golden tones will be more evident in brunettes and blondes,” she toldThe List.
Brunettes should go for a chocolate base with ginger highlights.
For the redheads, start with a deep red base and add copper highlights.
Vitelli predicts blondes will go for a combination of pearl blonde and natural blonde together.
Michael Boychuckis planning to give his clients a more subdued golden look.
And don’t worry about the upkeep for your new golden locks.
“Nice choppy layers with full bangs is the trend.”
Los Angeles-based stylist Fae Norris atRock Paper Salonis also predicting a year of the bangs.
So break out your Spice Girls T-shirt and grab the scissors.
The best way to get that look is with a flat iron.
“Flat iron the hair for a straight and shiny look.
Be sure to use a heat protectant throughout the hair prior to straightening to prevent damage.”
[salon]718owner Michaella Blissett-Williams agrees, tellingThe List, “Flat and sleek hair is back.
Pull out the flat irons!”
“Everything is looking more even versus longer in the front and shorter in the back.”
Ready to grow out your lob?Marc Anthonyagrees it’s time.
“The length to be at is around the shoulders,” he says.
She recommends growing out the hair and turning the look into a shag haircut.
Andrew Carruthers, director of education forSam Villa, is also loving the classic shag cut this year.
To keep your style looking modern, Carruthers recommends a twist on the shag.
Change your part
Turns out how you part your hair is a big deal this year.
Many of the stylists we spoke with recommended a sleek middle part or severe side part.
Turns out we’re all going to be craving that look this year.
Michelle Swiney toldThe Listthe goal is to make it look like your hair is soaking wet.
“It gives an unambiguous amount of shine and hold.”
“A little less military and a bit more James Dean.”
Norris told us the man perm is back.
Be an individual
Fae Norrisbelieves women will become more daring with their hair color choices this year.
Ask for a partial balayage with natural colors close to your own.
The ponytail is in in 2017.Michelle Swineyis recommending the convenient look to all her clients.
“It gives a stylish taste to any outfit.”
Oh, and you’ll be out the door in five minutes flat.
Marc Anthonyrecommends another easy, pulled-back style.
“They look good polished and a bit shattered, with this year’s braid having more texture.”
