9 Spring Hairstyles You Need to Try

If you’re looking for a sign to cut your hair, this is it. Here are two reasons why you need a bob cut in your life. A blunt bob shows off your best features (hello cheekbones) and it makes you look like a boss without even trying. Keep your hair looking fly by smoothing on a lightweight oil. It’ll add shine, boost hydration and keep it sleek.

If the thought of going full platinum blonde stresses you out, why not colour a streak instead? All the girls on Instagram are doing it. This 90s-inspired hair trend is a fun way to add an electric pop of colour to your hair. Lather up with a colour-safe shampoo to keep your blonde bright.

In case the first bob didn’t convince you to chop off all your hair, here’s a super-short cut with bangs. If you don’t have an urge to grab some scissors right now, what else would convince you? This spring hair trend is all about the volume, so spritz on a volume booster to keep your look from falling flat.

Listen, we know pastels have been trending since, like forever, but lavender coloured hair isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. This is for good reason. The hair trend is really pretty. Seriously, how could you not love this bold yet subtle look? Work a gloss into your routine to maintain the vibrant hue.

Forget your regular old pony and grab a bunch of hair elastics to recreate this hair trend. So cute, right? Pro tip: Smooth on a non-greasy oil to slick down any rogue flyaways.

Copy this trend and transform your straight-back cornrows into a sophisticated look by pulling your ends into a low bun. Grab some edge control and swirl your baby hairs into an S shape to put the finishing touch on your hair masterpiece.

Instead of stick-straight hair, opt for this sleek curl trend. These full-bodied, waterfall curls cascade down your back for a look that’s equal parts glam and classic. Hit your curls with a long-lasting hairspray to lock them in place.

Another 90s look. This Baby Spice inspired hair trend, which is basically the cooler version of the pigtails you rocked in school. Before you put your hair up, mist on a heat protectant spray and reach for a straightener with ceramic-coated plates to minimise damage.

Think of this as a messier version of a low French twist. Firs, roll up your hair and secure it with bobby pins (or a large claw clip). Then, pull out a few face-framing pieces and hit them with a curling iron to finish things off.

Here’s what we’re seeing on the trend radar for spring and summer. Shorter layers that frame the face, often paired with 60s curtain bangs and blowouts that accentuate the layered look.