Tis the season…for good hair.
Ahead, top stylists share some of the best winter hairstyles.
Consider these a foolproof way to ensure good hair days all season long.
Photo: Gia Wendt, SPACE by Alex Brown in Chicago
This Farrah Fawcett-inspired hairstyle marries the popularwispy bangs and shaggy layersfor a look that naturally enhances texture and fullness.
Claw Clip Updo
The ’90s are back, bringing with it claw clips in all its glory.
To style, gather your hair and twirl upward into a faux french twist.
Secure the claw clip, leaving the ends out and any desired face-framing pieces.
Unlike thewet hair trend, liquid hair doesn’tactuallyappear wet.
Rather, thinkultra-shiny, reflective hair that’s full and soft to the touch.
Its super-sleek appearance makes it reflect the light like water does (hence the name).
The final result rests between stick-straight, flat-ironed strands and a voluminous, salon-quality blowout.
French Girl Bob
Already rocking a bob and want to change it up?
Just refresh your curls in between washes with a hydrating, curl-reviving product.
“Bangs are a great winter addition.
The other nice option?
Classic Bob
While a bob is a great option year-round, it’s especially choice come winter.
The other important part?
“Don’t wimp out on the length,” says Pasterski.
“A ‘lob’ doesn’t have all of these same benefits.”
A classic bob should hit about mid-neck.
Clavicut
One of the best winter hairstyles for those who prefer to sport longer length is theclavicut.
Shag
Theshagremains a popular winter hairstyle season after season.
