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Freshen up your look this Spring season with any one of these trendy hairstyles, haircuts and colors! You can try a classic and simple finish like bobs and lobs that never goes out of style. Or, you can add an extra oomph to your look with colors and shaved sides that will turn people’s heads, for sure.

Before your next hair appointment, check out these inspiring images of the best Spring hair ideas of the season!Pixie Mullet with Micro Bangs

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If you’re wanting a feminine yet edgy spring hairstyle, try a pixie mullet with micro bangs. It’s a bold look that is sure to turn heads.Long Curly Shag with Curly Bangs on Women Over 40

Long Curly Shag with Curly Bangs on Women Over 40

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If you’re a woman over 40 with curly hair, try a shag cut with bangs. This is a modern look with an 80’s twist that is sure to bring back some nostalgia from those simpler times.

Related: See more curly shag cuts.Straight Copper Shag with a Fringe

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If your hair is naturally straight and you need something new this spring, try a fringed copper shag. The copper color will add some brightness to your look while the cut adds volume and movement. Middle-Parted Blunt Bob Style

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For women in the corporate world who are looking for a new style, try a blunt bob with a middle part. This look is sleek, professional, and low-maintenance. Perfect for early mornings and long days in the office this spring season. Brown-Blonde Balayage Ombre Hair

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A brown-blonde (or bronde) balayage ombré is a modern, low-maintenance look for springtime. The shadow root allows for an easy grow out while still maintaining that bright blonde look. Pink Champagne Highlights for Long Dark Hair

Pink Champagne Highlights for Long Dark Hair

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If you have long, dark hair, try adding some pink champagne highlights. The pink hues will complement any brunette tone and will add dimension and personality to your style this springtime season.Icy Blonde Mid-Length Hair

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If you want to keep your look fresh and light this spring, try pairing a mid-length cut with an icy blonde color. Keep your blonde tones cool by using The Perfect Blonde Treatment by Pravana.Butterfly Locs for Black Women

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If you’re a black woman trying to switch up your hairstyle, try the beautiful Butterfly Locs. It’s a light and youthful look that is perfect for any occasion this spring season. Tapered Pixie with Bangs for Women Over 60

Tapered Pixie with Bangs for Women Over 60

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If you’re a woman over 60 looking for a flattering hairstyle this spring season, try a pixie with tapered bangs. Utilize the bangs to conceal forehead wrinkles and to bring more attention to the eyes.

Related: See more pixie hairstyles for women over 60.Layered Shag Cut with a Cool Brown Hue

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A layered shag haircut paired with a cool brunette hue is the trending look this spring. It creates that messy yet effortless look that is flattering for any face shape.Angled Undercut Pixie

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If you’re wanting to stay cool for the upcoming spring, try an angled pixie with an undercut. This springtime look is especially great for those with thick hair who want to remove the bulk and keep it off the base of the neck. Vivid Pink Lob with a Black Dip Dye

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A vivid pink lob with black dip dye is an edgy yet colorful look that is perfect for spring time. It’s a unique twist on the fashion colors you see so often as the weather gets warmer.Wavy Red Hair with Blunt Bangs

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If you like vivid colors but want to maintain a professional look, try a wavy red hair with a blunt bang. To keep your color from fading, use the Intense Color Depositing Shampoo by Celeb Luxury.Two-Toned Hair with Beach Waves

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If you’re looking to change your hair color this springtime, try a two-toned color with beach waves. It’s the perfect way to keep your natural color while also adding a pop of pastel in the vernal season.Short A-Line Bob with Pastel Rainbow Hues

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For a fun and flirty look this springtime, try a short a-line bob with pastel rainbow hues. Fashion colors are sure to turn heads, and they are a perfect way to express yourself.

This post 15 Trendiest Haircuts & Colors for Spring 2022, was originally published at Latest-Hairstyles.com

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The hairdressing world is a fickle old place. One minute we’re all embracing our mermaid waves and the next we’re chopping off our ends in favour of a pixie crop. We can barely keep up either.

But one hairdressing technique that’s stood the test of time is balayage. Balayage is the ultimate minimal-maintenance colour technique we’ve been turning to for years for that subtly sun-kissed hue that grows out so seamlessly.

The colouring technique involves sweeping sections of hair lightly with blonde and golden highlights. But, unlike other colouring techniques, the highlights are blended seamlessly throughout lengths (think soft caramels harmonised with luminous blondes) to ensure that there’s never a band of colour or tell-tale roots left visible. In fact, it only gets better and more blended with time.

It’s not new – it’s been a favourite among celebrities and influencers for years – but because the technique gives such pretty dimension, it’s not going anywhere fast. However, it has been updated. Pro stylists have continued to experiment with new colour combinations and application techniques to make the finish softer and more beautiful than ever before and one such technique just landed from Italy, and we predict it’s going to be major this summer.

The updated version of the technique is called Shatush, a free hand technique that only highlights hair that would be sun-kissed. Domenico Casella, a new senior colourist at Neville Hair & Beauty, has brought the technique over from Italy with him and people are going wild for it.

“Similar to balayage, Shatush is extremely soft and the results subtle,” he explains. “It’s the perfect colour service for those wishing to add dimension to their hair.” Domenico cleverly creates the look by using his finger tips and a cone only. By using his fingertips and hands to apply the colour, this enables him to delicately place colour. A brush stroke can have a more pronounced effect but Domenico likes working with his hands as he is more in control with the sensitivity of the hair.

As for the cone, this is used to achieve a gradient effect, he says. “The hair closer to the cone is darker and more blended, whereas the external hair which surrounds the face is brighter and lighter in colour.” By using the cone, he can achieve a similar effect to balayage, and by using his hands on the cone he has more versatility and can create colour without using foils, which is ultimately better for the condition of the hair and also helps protect it from the heat. Genius.

“This technique is better suited to someone who is really looking for a natural effect, less fuss, less regrowth,” he said. “The results of the hybrid colour with the cone are more natural and unlike standard balayage, the hybrid colour technique is extremely visual.”