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From Braids to Bold Colors, here’s what everyone’s doing this season


Copying a celeb's tresses hasn't historically worked well for us previously,I should know all to well about that, but before we throw in the hair towel, we’re checking in with a few of  top styles we can actually pull off.


5 Summer Hair Trends

   
BRAIDED UPDO
 
A loose braided updo is absolutely the best way to keep hair off your neck and face during the hot summer. You can achieve this with a braided side ponytail and a few bobby pins. 




BALAYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

This French highlighting technique, in which highlights are hand-painted onto the hair without the use of foils, produces beautiful, multidimensional color and tone, lightens and brightens all base colors, and is more flattering than traditional foil highlights. It's great for all hair colors--from brunettes to auburns to polar blonds.

PIXIE CUTS
 
"We’re seeing short-hair trends for the upcoming summer season. Think pixie cuts with heavy highlights, and short and precise face-skimming styles." --Maleiah Rogers, owner of Era Salon



BOLD COLORS

Summer is perfect for trying a fun hair color like pastel blue.





SUMMER LIGHTS

This more natural highlighting trend is chic and feminine, especially with relaxed waves that capture the vibe of a weekend beach escape.




Summer hair styles has never been easier....

xoxoxo

M!ss Wiss...



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