10 Winter Hair Trends You Need to Copy Right Now

When the leaves start to change colors, it’s a sign to follow suit with your hair. “Since copper tones have been a trend all year, I think it will continue into winter, but with a deeper rich copper tone,” says Tang. “Most people like to go darker in winter, so rich tones of any shade are a way to transition to a winter color.”

An aughts throwback has never looked so good. We all swore off side parts forever, but with a single Instagram post, Kim Kardashian is making us reconsider. While center parts will never go out of style, this winter, mimic the trendsetters with this nostalgic look.

Many natural blondes may head to the salon for a highlight or two, but we love the natural look. “Blondes will most likely go slight darker by adding caramel and beige tones,” says Tang. This darker, moodier blonde is somewhere between sun-kissed and brunette, and we’re loving it.

A fresh chop can be one of the most rewarding experiences. This take on bangs is edgier than the classic. Swept to the side, we get full 2000s nostalgia, and adding some texture spray or pomade to the ends helps keep them spiky, too.

Full, voluminous hair will never go out of style. Whether you’re rocking a full ’90s blowout or just looking to add a hint of oomph, winter is the time to try this look out for yourself. And don’t worry if your hair needs extra encouragement—hot rollers and a volumizing spray can work miracles, even on fine textures.

Ready to take it to the next level? Whether you’ve been debating taking the plunge or you want to make a split-second decision, buzz cuts are back in a big way. They’re effortless, cool, and so chic. Just be sure to stock up on warm hats for the winter, since your head might get a little chilly.

This hair is so shiny, it almost blinds us. “We’re seeing a big push towards the healthy hair trend,” says Lopez. “Hair that is glossy, healthy, freshly trimmed, and slightly deeper in tone.” A fresh cut and some hydrating products are the simplest way to rock this trend.

I bet you never thought you’d be stocking up on zig-zag headbands again, but Bella Hadid is making you rethink your choices. Whether you opt for a headband with teeth or an easier elastic version, this is the new way to keep the aforementioned revenge bangs out of your face.

It should come as no surprise that in the winter, we’re making our hair darker. “I predict the biggest hair color trends this winter will be rich chocolate browns and darker takes on coppers and reds,” says Tang. These rich hues suit the season perfectly.

“People are looking for ways to have a low-maintenance hairstyle that still looks polished or well-groomed,” says Lopez. Keeping hair sleek and shiny is a simple way to look put-together this winter. With the help of a flat iron, you can’t go wrong.