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Last year’s haircuts were about regular contours but 2020 is all about bold hairstyling. Natural textures are simply no longer in vogue, as old-fashioned trends are making a comeback. We are speaking of vintage-inspired bob and the 90s long cut. Furthermore, the haircuts for the next season will work on increasing hair volume as well. In short, here are the top 9 haircuts us Aussies we’ll be wearing and looking at in 2020.

The rounded bob hairstyle

This one is a classic. You might have already noticed that women in Sydney and Melbourne wear a rounded bob. The modern design is retro-inspired but ushers in rounded styling and minimal layering. As a result, the once soft bob is now being chopped for a wavier look. Whichever side of the head you decide to cut the deep part, you can enhance its depth for that fine retro appearance.

Old-school styling

2020 is going to feel like it was 1990. The curtained bangs and the brushed-out curls are going to make a comeback as part of a general drive of retro styling. Geometric cuts are making way for more feminine haircuts. In order for the styling to be visible, long hair is really a must. Even the aforementioned rounded bob requires long hair for the deep side to come to prominence.

A textured pixie

In recent years, the perfect pixie had been the standard. A look popularized during the 90s is now making a comeback in a slightly different form. Textured pixies are worn to a greater extent, as they are becoming the new standard for short haircuts in the third decade of the 21^st century. The novel pixie style features long hairs on top and more texture spray to achieve that unique look.

Elongating the layers

Another 90s haircut is becoming increasingly popular. Yes, it’s the long layers that we (or our mothers) once loved so much. Your hair will be simple and straight, which is, oddly enough, distinctive in the world of hairstyling dominated by forcefully over-personalized hairdos. Don’t forget to use a butterfly clip which was once trendy to wear.

Internal layers

As a new The Lion King (2019) is being shown in cinemas worldwide, the mane-like hairstyle is also getting a second life. Those of us who have long or thick hair, cutting internal layers will ensure we get major volume. Such hidden layers remove weight and add body without the need to cut too many tiers of layers. The end result will make us look like a lioness but that’s a good thing nowadays!

Layers that cascade

Remember how we said that you must be bold? We’ll there is hardly haircut more audacious that layers coupled with a zingy color. This hairstyle is already worn by most urban women in Australia and a skilled hairdresser from Melbourne should be able to make such a layer cut. Furthermore, when it comes to color, they can help you transform that muted copper into a bright cherry blonde.

A no-fuss long lob

Looking for a New Year’s party hairstyle? Search no more, as a no-fuss long lob is an ideal solution. A tousle here and there and a bit of texture will make for a low-maintenance look. The length of the bob should just be enough to just graze the collarbone. Coupled with subtle face-framing, this look will be enough to stun everyone day after day.

Shaggy layers

Speaking of a messy look, shaggy layers are trendy again. Once considered unfashionable, choppy layers and bangs are trendy once more. In 2020, you should be ready to make that chop and add plenty of layering that will make your hair appear sassy as it rolls down your shoulders.

Curly hair with textures

Curly hair is considered a problem for most Aussie girls, especially ones that have to battle strong winds on a daily basis. The new season is the ideal time to finally embrace your curly pattern and start adorning it. In a curly hairstyle, texture and volume are top priorities, which the 2020 season is all about. Finally, who can grow tired of curly bangs that add so much to your personality!

As you have seen from the haircuts that are going to be a hit in 2020, the 90s are making a comeback! The upcoming season will be dominated by bold hairstyles that involve a lot of layering end experimenting with color. This might be a good thing because you’ll get a chance to reuse old hair ornaments you stored away decades ago.