Winter is always magical in making one desire to invent oneself. You need something to make you feel better than a new hairstyle when the days become shorter and the nights seem longer. Is it the volume you want, or the comfort that you need going into the season, or simply the feeling that you are powerful when you enter a room, the right cut can make the difference. However, what does actually best suit more full-faced features and curvy bodies this winter? And how do we make those styles as modern and low-maintenance?
I have been keeping an eye on the 2025 / 2026 winter hair trends, and it is obvious that hair is heading towards big, bold, and unashamed glamour. It is about layered blowouts, bouncy waves, and colors which make it look a bit glowing even in case the weather is icy. I am going to take you through various cuts and colors in this article that are absolutely amazing on the plus size women and besides the inspiration, I will also give you the practical information of keeping it fresh through the colder seasons.
We are going to discuss each style and more than a cut it is a statement. Others will provide you with easy office days polish, and others will be used at holiday parties and even dates in a cafe. And since hair is a very personal thing, I will also give a personal opinion as to why these looks work and how I would have styled them had it been me.
Then take a warm beverage, cozy up, and we shall take a look at the winter hair cuts that might completely change your appearance in the season. You may simply get the one that will lead you to make a salon appointment tomorrow.
Voluminous Winter Waves
Something about a full bodied waves drifting over the shoulders is undoubtedly glamorous. This cut of hair makes the immediate impression of drama without a feeling that it is overdone at all. The sweeping lift at the top and the cascading layers frame the face beautifully that gives softness as well as elegance. In winter when we usually incline to thicker knits and structured coats, this type of hair style balances the mass of more substantial materials with a feminine flow.
This amount of volume needs to be maintained, though, it is worth it. I prefer Oribe Volumista Mist prior to blow-drying- it provides the hair strands with a bounce that does not feel stiff throughout the day. A big barrel curling iron is used to form those soft curves, a can of non-stiff hairspray is used so that it does not topple in cold winter air. And hydration is also important, as indoor heating may dry the hair.
On a personal scale, I believe that these waves are old-Hollywood and Pinterest winter inspirations. They picture perfectly in twinkling lights whether you are coming to a holiday dinner or are simply going out to get a hot cocoa. Stylist to celebrities, Jen Atkin, has repeatedly stated that face-framing layers are an eternal style of keeping long hair current, and this style is just the confirmation of her words.
When I put my hair like this I see how much it changes the tone of my outfit. Even the plain pink sweater momentarily takes on a new dimension, almost dressed up. Do you think it is funny how without an extra effort the right haircut could make it?
Sleek Silver Layers
The winter 2025 hairstyle trends are dominated by silver and ash colors, and this cut demonstrates why. The hair is smooth but light with pieces of hair that frame the face accentuating the cheekbones and the cheeks. It is a rather daring decision, yet surprisingly easy to wear. The cold feeling of the color is reflected in the coldness of the season and makes it fresh and up-to-date.
In order to maintain this tone, I am so obsessed with purple shampoos- Fanola No Yellow is my personal preference to keep off the brassiness. To style, I prefer to apply a smoothing cream, such as Kerastase Nutritive, then straighten them with a flat iron; the hair does not lose that airy motion. Silver also has silver shine sprays, which form another secret weapon, because color actually comes alive with the reflection of light.
The reason why I love this hairstyle is that it makes me feel confident. It is bold yet not blaring and it goes with winter clothes so well. Now consider this along with a faux-fur jacket and stacked jewelry- it is not just hair, but an accessory. Hairstylist Gregory Patterson has indicated that cool tones were returning because they coincide with the current fashion palette so much, and I could not agree with him more.
I sometimes consider the silver layers as the winter-highlights of summer. They provide the same brilliance, only in such a manner that matches in the cold days and the nights of the city lights.
Chic Short Bob with Bangs
A chin length bob with bangs is all that easy French good but this one fits a plus size winter haircut exceptionally well as it strikes the proportions so well. The face is framed by the soft curve inward, which is delicate and further accentuated with the bangs that make the look youthful. It is timeless and clean and has a structure–a cut that works well with a sweater dress, or a tailored coat.
To maintain, I believe that bobs are not as hard as one would think. A light blow-dry cream and a round brush such as Bumble and Bumbles Styling Creme will go along way. On day 2, a spray of dry shampoo at the roots is used to prevent the shape going flat. And bangs–they do commit, they just make them like in a few minutes with a mini straightener or even a round brush and then a few waves with the dryer.
This haircut is, in my experience, liberating. You waste less time on layers and more time on its structure to your face. I recall once having cut my hair in a bob right before the season of winter–it was so sleek when it was under a scarf. It helped me understand that short outfits may be ideal during colder days.
I would recommend it to you should you have been uncertain about shorter lengths, the season to venture. You can always leave it long till spring but meanwhile you will have a chic and cozy appearance that will match the fashions of the season.
Bangs and Layers with Feathers on the Sides
Feathered layers continue to make comebacks as there is a reason why they are flattering, dynamic and incredibly versatile. This winter cut pairs have shoulders with long grazing length with side-sweeping bangs and creates the retro-inspired appearance but remains current. The hair is easy, even floating, that is, around the shoulders, and that is what is needed when you want your appearance to be soft rather than stiff.
I like feathered styles when used with a round brush blowout. Airwrap by Dyson is technically designed to achieve such a style- it adds bounce without straightening down the layers. Lightweight serums such as Moroccanoil Treatment are necessary in preventing frizz that is necessary when leaving heated rooms to cool air outside.
Personally, there is a sense of nostalgia about this style. It reminds me of leafing through old magazines with all the models that had that touchable hair but it is being modernized at this point in time. I like that it is not one-dimensional, and fits any face shape and size. The bangs can add volume to the cut without concealling the face, and often celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton discusses how the cut can be changed by the addition of bangs (which he also does here).
This appearance also fits the winter fashion very well. Those layers under a high-neck sweater or thrusting out beneath a wool coat. It is the type of hair that you are comfortable with, and at the same time, you are aware of the fact that it requires some magic with the styling powder.
Wave of Ash with Fringe (Tousled)
Modern fringe textured waves are part of the winter haircutting ideas since they are both high-end and casual. The lightening of the overall appearance is done by the ashy balayage and the fringe makes it soft thus giving away the impression of being casual but well put together. The waves are slightly unkempt hence can be worn even when one is out at work or out at night as well.
In terms of fashion, I would suggest the Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray texturizing spray. It does not make heavy, and, therefore, the waves do not stiffen up. With the first time you add fringe, a quick bend with a mini flat iron is a game changer as well as makes the bangs look less flat.
I believe that this appearance has a perfect combination of cute and elegant. It is very adaptable, it is complementary, and it does not scream that I tried too hard. Anh Co Tran is a hairstylist who has been credited with easy waves and whose products have at times been known to give a haircut a lived-in look, and that is what it does.
Another thing that I like is its flexibility. There are days when you can leave the waves to be crazy and spray in the sea salt, and there are days when you can even do it to come out smoother. Anyhow it does, I work–and in winter such a flexibility is all.
Soft Blonde Layers Side Volume
This incision is all about the establishment of shape and bounce by means of the face framing layers that gently sweep over the forehead. The blonde highlights are blended in such a manner that they lightens the complexion and brings movement on the hair without appearing to be over-done. It is smooth but a little bit light-hearted and would suit the wintertime when we wear darker clothes and we need the lightness on the face.
In order to maintain the appearance of shiny and healthy hair, I would apply a smoothing blow-dry cream prior to styling, such as Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother. It is useful in taming frizz which is needed in the cold, dry winter wind, and in keeping those layers set rather than puffy. A medium heat blow-dry and a round brush would prove to be a gorgeous way of bringing the soft volume out.
As an individual, I am obsessed with the way this style it balances between glamour and accessibility. It appears like the one that you can wear to work and then directly to a dinner date without any change whatsoever. Celebrity stylist Chris Appleton frequently mentions the strength of a good blowout, about the hair, but it is not just about hair, it is about confidence, and I believe that this style represents precisely that.
The only thing that really makes this one shine is the balance: the sweeping fringe makes the features softer, the layers make the face lift, and the color acts as natural-like lighting on the face. It is as though you were bringing your light on a gray day.
Bouncy Brunette Curls Caramel Dimension
This style glorifies plump, soft, curls of hair with slight caramel additions throughout to give it volume. It is not too much, but rather soft and feelable, as a hair that falls into position after a quick brush. In the winter season, these warm tones result in a warm richness that is very suitable with layered sweaters and neutral jackets.
Curls such as these do need some extra attention particularly during dry seasons. I would use a leave-in curl cream, such as DevaCurl SuperCream. It makes curls non-crunchy and hydrated. Another tip I would give is to use a silk pillow case that will minimize friction and help the curl pattern last longer.
I have always believed that curls with slight highlights are such an old favourite. They attract the natural texture and yet provide you that burst of volume which reflects the light inside the house or on the festive string-lights. It is the type of appearance that immediately keeps you dressed without making you appear to be sorely dressed.
And there is something about winter curls, there is something in it that is, as it were, celebratory. Perhaps it is due to the fact that they reflect the pace of the season – brisk, warm, and very characteristically. It is a spirit that is certainly present in this haircut.
Blowout with Chocolate Undertones Rounded
This appearance is smooth but full bodied, the ends turned under to create that traditional appearance of a blow out finish. Deep colours of chocolate brown bring out the depth and lustre and the entire style appears healthy and effortless. It is the best in between as you can have something polish yet not extremely high-maintenance.
However it is surprisingly easy to keep this cut fresh provided that you have the right tools. In a few minutes a big-barrel hot brush will provide you with that turned-under finish. I prefer Revlon One-Step Volumizer Plus that can bring me the salon effect at home. A brunette-specific sulfate-free shampoo can be used to ensure the color is not dulled.
Since I am a versatile person, I would say the best thing about this hairstyle is its versatility. It is structured enough to wear to work in a blazer and it also flows out perfectly well with a snug sweater and with fine jewelry on. It is one of those kinds of styles that go with you, regardless of what the day has in store.
It reminds me of the type of classic appearance Jennifer Lopez always has about her haircut, it is never messy, it is never flashy and it is never disproportionate. It is low-key glamour that does not have to make any attempts.
Multicolored Cut Copper with Bangs
The copper color used here is saturated and warm enough to brighten up the bleak winter days. The cut movement is provided by layering and the bangs (around the eyes) are provided by the wispy ones. It is a daring, but comfortable style, that will suit any person who is eager to renew his/her image and have something new not only in the form, but also in the color.
Maintenance is required of copper tones more so during winter when the color may fade more rapidly. I would tell her to apply Redken Color Extend Magnetics Shampoo to maintain the color. That just-done can also be maintained by a gloss treatment at the salon every few weeks.
I have always been attracted to copper hair, it has a peculiar tendency to turn heads without being too loud. Hairstylist Tracey Cunningham has frequently asserted that the warm tones are the natural contouring of the face and she is absolutely correct. This haircut does not just frame the face but it also brings vibrant warmth in the form of almost a built-in filter.
What I like the most is the fact that this style adds vitality to a winter wardrobe. Consider combining it with light grays or darker neutrals, the hair will be the accessory, the one you do not even need to consider.
Burger with Curled Lob in Burgundy
These are a shorter, curled lob of deep burgundy color which glitters when it reflects light. It is upscale but lighthearted enough, embodies personality in a haircut without the loss of grace. The length fits exactly on the collarbone which provides a flattering frame to the face and neck.
Such a color needs some attention to ensure that it does not look flat. I would use a colour depositing conditioner like oVertone Red to colour the burgundy between visits to the salon like oVertone Red to Brown Hair Coloring Conditioner. Combine it with a heat protectant and then do the curls and you will have retained the health and the color.
I have been wearing a shorter cut like this previously, and I enjoyed the feeling of liberation. It has a lighter weight, but long enough to have fun and do curls, waves, or even a smooth straight appearance. It is also extremely simple to dress-up – put on statement earrings and the entire style feels party-ready.
The difference of this haircut is in the richness of the shade and playfulness of the curls. It is trendy, contemporary, and fits perfectly on any person who wants to be outstanding this winter.
Status Bold Two-Toned Pixie with Volume
Something is electric about this cut. Deep purple overlaid with a bang of teal ensure that it is unashamedly contemporary. The pixie with additional volume on top is also very dynamic and adds spice ensuring a sculptured form, which is very much needed during the cold weather when heavy coats and scarves must have a frame to show off the face. It is not merely a haircut and it is an announcement of confidence and creativity.
Maintenance is important, and with such vivid colors as teal. I would suggest a shampoo that has no color like Pureology Hydrate and to last longer with the color, a tinted conditioner is your best friend. The sprays are also lightweight mousse, or a texture spray, which will not add weight to the strands and will keep that fun tousled look. The beauty of shorter cuts in the winter is that it dries fast hence less heat is lost due to constant blow-drying.
I also love the feel of this playfulness with the haircut. It brings me to the times when I was first trying bold color in my twenties a combination of nervousness and sheer freedom. With hairdressers such as Guy Tang having always said that the color must be a manifestation of your mood, this cut is a manifestation of that kind of energy. On a cold day, it makes a wonderful match with either statement earrings or a bold lip.
It is the type of style that makes us remember that winter is not the time to be dull and grey. Then why not be incognito when your hair can shine?
Voluminous Layered Blowout
This is a glamorous, soft and undoubtedly chic look that is all about volume. The layers are stacked like cascading waves and create the illusion of movement when sitting before the fireplace. It is a particularly flattering haircut on plus size women, since it frames the face and carries an element of balance. The blonde low lights make the complexion bright in winter when the seasons are darker.
A round brush and a blow dryer will be needed to attain this type of bouncing. I would personally suggest to Oribe Volumista Mist due to its buildable lift that does not get hard. And do not leave out a heat protectant – in winter, hair is drier, and something like the Living Proof Restore Perfecting Spray can prevent the breakage of strands. Even a small luxurious item such as a satin pillowcase at night will help to prolong the blowout.
This style reminds me about warm-up dinners out in December when you want to be a little dressy but not too much so. It is sexy and casual, the type of hair that attracts comments by passersby in the supermarket. This is the appearance that the celebrity stylists such as Chris Appleton refer to as Hollywood volume.
Winter is typically a time of OMG Wrapping Up, but with hair that spiricy, it is like bringing some of the sunshine into the winter.
Classic Copper Bob
The abundance of this copper color is marvelous. It is timeless with the bob length and gives it a playful twist with the softly curled finish. Red colors are warmer in winter and they seem as though they are reflecting the holiday lights. This type of haircut attracts attention upwards on plus size women to the point of making the face look so good, with the eyes and cheekbones standing out.
Unless treated correctly, copper shades can fade away easily. I would choose sulfate-free shampoos and surely treat my hair to a nourishing mask every week. The color Extend Magnetics offered by Redken is a sure thing and a gloss treatment in the salon every six weeks will keep that fire going. Curling the ends under using the big barrel iron is more beautiful and simple to come up with every day.
I have always been biased against red hair during the colder seasons. It has a movie feel to it – the one of going out into the snowy street in a fake fur coat and having everybody stare at you. Celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham regularly says that copper is one of the most flattering reds of all, and this shade makes her right.
It is hot and yet a wearable, smooth and yet toyish. Copper is the most ideal mix between vintage and experimental to anyone in need of a reset this winter.
Soft Balayage Waves
This soft balayage, shoulder-length cut with a soft-cut defines the meaning of non-painful winter beauty. The face is enhanced with natural brown base and the lighter strands on the face make it look fresh and modern. It is adaptable- it can be worn on office days and also at party times. The delicate balayage hair also implies that there is less maintenance compared to classic highlights, which is a plus during the hectic holiday season.
There is nothing as easy as taking care of balayage. Purple shampoo once a week will help prevent the problem of brassiness, and oils that are not heavy such as Moroccanoil Treatment ensure that the ends are shiny without making them heavy. I have observed that balayage also grows out naturally (in a graceful way) and that makes it affordable as well. It is perfect when the woman does not need to spend four weeks in the salon.
It is one haircut that reminds me of the mornings when I barely have time to arrange my hair and the waves just natural fall into place. It is the type of appearance that hairstylists adore since it is worn out and yet refined. Danielle Priano who usually deals with models once remarked that hair does not necessarily have to be flawless to look beautiful, and she is right.
Such a haircut will help to make winter styling seem not so much of an obligation but rather a part of the charm of the season.
Sleek Bob with Baby Bangs
Minimal and full-filled, this smooth bob with micro-bangs is bold in the finest style. The harsh edges are juxtaposed with the warm ombre colors, which make a perfect modern twist on a traditional cut. In the case of plus size women, the angular shape gives prominence to eyes and lips with the focus on facial features not overpowering. It’s edgy but still wearable.
Bangs also need a bit of special attention particularly during the winter when the season can become dry and static. To make them appear sleek, a clear anti-frizz serum such as Kerastase Discipline can be used. Dry shampoo also miracles to add extra time between the washes and make sure that the fringe does not fall down.
At least in my case, short bangs are a subject of conversation. There is a slight retro touch to them, yet they seem to be quite appropriate with the present fashion-conscious attitude of 2025. Hairstylists such as Jen Atkin constantly make us remember that a haircut must frame your personality just as much as your face, and this bob does it perfectly well.
Other times winter demands something daring, something that would make a fresh turn into a new year bold. This cut has that energy.
Pixie with Side Volume and Texture
Chic in winter is defined as a textured pixie with sweeping side layers. The cut is short enough not to be low-maintenance but has been cut in such a manner that it offers movement and lift. The pixie does not look too flat because it has highlights in the strands. I am fond of the fact that the messy crown gives volume on its own–it is fun and fancy simultaneously.
The pixies can be well groomed. In this type of layered lift, I would suggest Redken Wax Blast 10–a spritz gives the hair some texture and definition but does not cause it to be stiff. The trick is to have the breath still in the hair and it still be airy, even under a warm beanie. And a spray of root-lifting before the blow-drying is a miracle, as well.
As a person, I love the empowerment of short cut. They flaunt your features and make jewelry or make-up shine. Celebrity hairstylist Sally Hershberger has frequently indicated that a pixie makes a person feel confident in a manner that no other haircut can do, and I could not agree more with it, as it is daring but not overbearing.
I particularly like the fact that this pixie is versatile. Today it may appear slick and smooth, and today it may appear untidy and dishevelled. The flexibility is ideal during winter when clothing must stretch between holiday functions and lazy mornings at the coffee shops.
Blonde Pixie Pushing Limits
This haircut elevates the pixie one step higher with very daring blonde highlights that contrast with the darker roots. What comes out is a winter ready appearance that is glamorous yet easy-going. The manner in which the bangs swept over the forehead make it appealing, and the light tones used in the picture lighten the face–almost as though it had a built-in light on those shorter days.
It is commitment to take care of a blonde in winter. I prefer to apply Olaplex No.3 once per week, to fix the dryness caused by cold air and heating in the house. A violet shampoo will also be crucial to keep the blonde fresh and not to be brassy. Since such a statement is cut, it is important to keep it smooth in between salon visits.
In my case, this haircut will cause me to feel good about myself. The contrast colour is enough to make it pop and I adore how it combines with a bright lipstick- all of a sudden, the entire appearance becomes party-like. How the color placement is everything with the short cuts is something that Gregory Patterson has said on multiple occasions, and the blonde is set in the right place to create the brightness where it is required here.
It is the type of style that goes on saying: I am prepared to anything. And that is just the energy we desire to take into a new year?
Fiery Red Glamour Waves
Winter makes red hair a statement all by itself–and these long, thick waves are something one does not forget. The coppery color shines on the cooler light, and the huge curls introduce a drama and movement. This fashion is glorifying the length but making it dynamic by building it into layering.
Such color does need additional care. I will suggest the Reviving Red shampoo and conditioner by Pureology so that the colour does not fade away too fast. Nor is heat protection negotiable, as such tools require hot to work with and you want the hair to be healthy throughout the season.
As an individual, I feel glamorous immediately when there is red waves. They evoke the memory of the old Hollywood, however, in a modern version. I recall when I was present at one of the best colorists in Hollywood, Tracey Cunningham, saying that red tones are not properly recognized when it comes to their ability to change a look. And that caught in my mind and this incision attests.
The hairstyle also matches well with non-fancy winter clothes. Even a plain oversized sweater is a fashionable dress with such a fancy and groomed hair.
Slick Silver Pixie and Bangs
The silver pixie cut is magical – it is contemporary, sharp and classy at the same time. The bangs take the edge off, so that it is not as sharp, providing balance and allowing the appearance to be available on a daily basis. The best part about this haircut is that the layered texture allows it to have natural dimension hence never appears flat despite the shortness of the hair cut.
Silver shinings demand special treatment. To maintain the coolness, I rely on Kerastase Blond Absolu Bain Ultra-Violet shampoo to add a revitalizing mask after a week. Sometimes short hair has to be styled on a daily basis but the end result is well worth it, it will look good even after spending very little time. The bangs are held with a touch of styling cream without being stiff.
I believe it is one of the most exquisite winter short cuts. It can be childish with statement earrings, refined with a wool coat or be punkish with layers of leather. I believe this is evidenced by the fact that there is little mention of silver shades by Chris Appleton that any cut appears to be fashion-forward.
It is the type of hair style that makes you feel like a clean sheet- it is a bit of a risk, but something that people will like once you jump into it.
Cute Shag in Winter Accessories
A messy hair cut that is done with a hat or winter clothes feels cool but stylish. The layers are in loose, unbuttoned styles that add some texture that works well with scarves, berets and coats. This is a hair cut made to move–not to sit back and that is the beauty.
To maintain it, I will suggest a light texturizing cream, such as Ouai Matte Pomade, to highlight the layers. This style does not demand ideal care in fact it is even more appealing when somewhat dishevelled. The mere shake of fingers following the application of product is usually sufficient.
Personally, I have found shags fun. They are low pressure hair styles- they do not have to be wrestled into existence. They instead play with your natural texture and it makes winter mornings a bit easier. Anh Co Tran is a hairstylist who specializes in creating a lived-in style and it is his philosophy that it is the imperfection that makes hair beautiful.
In my case, this type of haircut represents winter freedom. You can layer with big knits and feel like you have effortlessly styled hair anyway, as it has that free and easy feel which seems to unite with the seasonal messiness.
Voluminous Ash Blonde Waves
This appearance has embraced the ultra-thick and layered waves and is in the shade of ash blonde, which is both cool and luxurious to wear in winter. The additional volume around the crown is that the face shape is perfectly balanced, the long cascading layers add movement without being overwhelming of the overall appearance. It is the type of fashion that immediately looks glamorous despite the fact that you are simply picking up coffee in a puffer coat.
To achieve this kind of hair, I would certainly rely on a thickening mousse prior to blow-drying and in this case, Bumble and Bumble Thickening Full Form Soft Mousse. It offers grip and is not rigid and aids such waves to endure. Slightly weightless dry powder is also necessary during winter when the hair can be put flat by the hat and scarves.
The aspect that I like most about this is the feeling of confidence that this hairstyle has. It is unashamedly voluptuous, and poses the face in an expression that is gentle and assertive. It is commonly said by celebrity stylist Ted Gibson that hair is a continuation of your mood and this appearance is high-end yet amicable.
Even the cool-toned blonde is not an illogical choice of the season– it reflects the light very well, as though it is fresh snow receiving the light of the street lamps. It is winter, in the best sense of the word.
Curtain Layers and Chic Blonde Blowout
In this instance we have the blowout with a contemporary twist; the hair is done in layers and is given a curtain look. The face-framing strands are light and sparkling and softened the features, although the deeper lowlights have kept it down to earth. The style is warm-up and still classy but at the same time it is good enough to give a person an advantage and still have much versatility.
One of my favorite shampoos is Fanola No Yellow which I would use to keep the hair blonde during the winter. It is counteracting brassiness and retaining that icy tone. I would also use a leave-in protectant in case of heat-styling as the hair of theblonde is more fragile during the cold, dry seasons.
Personally, I believe that this cut is such a wearable piece of clothing because it is adjustable – you can turn out the layers to make it dramatic or however you wish it to look. It also fits fuller face shapes in that the layers of the curtain to form an opening of the face, instead of the concealment of the face.
It is audacious, somehow, to start with those lighter front pieces also, as though they were a spotlight effect, which instantly cleans up the skin and the eyes. It is not afraid to show its confidence without much effort.
Honey Brunette Layers Defined Curls
This hairstyle is a combination of golden brunette hair with the volumetric curls just below the shoulders. It is a warm color that compliments winter clothes, particularly in combination with neutral coats and oversized sweaters. The specified curls provide structure and it offers a professional, well-dressed appearance on the entire appearance.
Hair such as this requires moisture to be at its finest. To make them shiny and free of frizz, I would apply a hydrating curl cream, like the Moroccanoil Curl Defining Cream. During cold conditions, the problem of static is a reality, and in this case, a spritz of anti-static spray will ensure that the style is kept under control.
I personally enjoy this manner of blending luxury and comfort. It feels like a salon finish and using the right tools at home it is possible. It also has a party spirit and that is why it suits well during holiday seasons or intimate family functions.
This hairstyle is a resemblance of the old Hollywood glam style, only on a gentler and more modern twist. It is the type of hairstyle that makes you unique even on a most common day.
Blonde Highlights on a Layered Brunette
It is a blend of the best of both: a brunette base that is highlighted with buttery blonde, cut into layers creating an outline around the face. This combination of hot and cool colors contributes to the richness and the hairstyle seems multi-dimensional. It is easily stylish and I believe that it suits most face shapes.
To maintain it, a colorless shampoo is mandatory to preserve the two tones vivid. I would suggest Pureology Hydrate Shampoo, also maintains the hair wet during the season when it is dry. Chaos Treatment A gloss treatment periodically will keep the highlights reflective.
In my case, this hairstyle is friendly and high. It can be worn to work but at the same time is glamorous enough to wear on a night out. The lightness of the pieces around the face brightens the skin, which I adore, it makes me look instantly happier.
Something classic about brunette with highlights is also there. It does not get old and every winter it seems to be new. This is why it is something that I keep recommending to people when I need to put in a recommendation, it works.
Chocolate Brown Round Volume, Layers
In this cut, the hair is extremely dark chocolate brown with rounded and thick layers. The top is made full to provide lift and the ends are slightly flipped to be movable. It is a very fancy, almost vintage appearance that does not seem out dated at all. In the case of plus size women, it gives the face its softness as well as some elevation and vitality.
In order to maintain the rich brown color, I would apply a shine-enhancing serum such as Kerastase Elixir Ultime Oil Serum. It gives it a shiny quality and eliminates the flat, lifeless quality that winter light can bring to darker hair. I would also recommend a light hairspray that would keep the layers in place, but not stiff.
Personally, I prefer darker colors during winter since it is very grounding and luxurious. This haircut reminds me of the one that you would see in a holiday film chic, cozy and never ending flattering. It is glamorous yet not too much.
The simplicity is what is striking in this case. No fancy, good color, good shine, and smart cut. That is all you need to have an unforgettable winter style.
Reflecting on the end of the day, winter hair is not just all about keeping your hair in place but it is also about discovering a look that will make you feel good, cozy and prepared to face the new season ahead. Be it, big waves or a smacking pixie, or some layers that swing with each stride the correct hairstyle can entirely transform your self-confidence this winter. So maybe it is the time to wear that style you have been pinning so long. Which one of these appearances is the most you? I would be interested to see what you intend to wear in the colder months.
