26 Must-Try Fall Hair Trends, from A to Z Beauty Blitz
From the runway to the red carpet to the street, this season's hottest hairstyles offer something for every tress type and personality. We've rounded up the most statement-making looks for fall, so you can plan your good hair days in advance.
At Chanel’s supermarket-themed Fall 2014 show, ponytails were accented with fabric scraps that resembled dreadlocks. Feeling the trend? Free People is already selling a version on its website.
For fall, bed head has gone a bit more polished — but it’s still just as simple to create. Step one: sleep on it. Step two: Work a bit of John Frieda Frizz Ease Secret Weapon Touch-Up Crème through strands to smooth ends and add shine.
The bun is back, and this season it’s all about roughed up, too-cool-to-care texture — witness the looks at Diane von Furstenberg, Roberto Cavalli and Altuzarra.
Fall’s coolest texture is the barely-there wave, and John Frieda Frizz Ease Unwind Curls Calming Crème makes it easy to get the look. The olive oil-infused styler elongates spirals for soft, controlled texture that’s free from frizz.
At Rodarte, hair stylist Odile Gilbert twisted and pinned a section of hair to create a face framing side swoop. The key to the look? Stylists used Frizz Ease Unwind Curls Calming Crème to create the perfect wavy texture and topped off the look with a Rodarte-designed clip.
Sometimes effortless hair is preferable to a perfect blowout. For model off duty texture, mist strands with a homemade sea salt spray. Mix one cup of water with a couple tablespoons of sea salt and a few drops of argan or jojoba oil.
It’s no secret that we’re obsessed with insect-themed hair accessories. Continue the theme of these Alberta Ferretti barrettes with a subtler set of dragonfly hairpins.
