These Haircuts Are Going to be Huge in 2020

By Kaitlyn Yarborough
November 10, 2019
@hairby_chrissy⁠⠀
If last year focused on natural texture and no-fuss hairstyles, 2020 is gearing up to be all that and then some. Ringing in a new year calls for fresh starts of all kinds, making it the perfect time for new hair trends to guide us straight to the salon.We’re taking last year’s low-maintenance styling up a notch with statement-making cuts that do all the work. If you’ve been wanting to make a chop, there are shaggy layers, blunt fringe, and retro silhouettes just waiting to be shorn. (We’re talking a vintage-inspired bob and 1970s-esque long cut. Consider yourself sold.)Here are the trendy haircuts you’ll be seeing everywhere this year.
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Ring in the New Year With a Trendy New Hairstyle

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Cheekbone-Grazing 90s Bob

@hirohair

This chic little number isn’t going anywhere. It’s all about razor-sharp lines and super glossy strands.

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Blunt Collarbone Cut

@hairby_chrissy⁠⠀

A lob that hits right at your collarbone is *the* most flattering length. Full stop. That’s all we need to say on the matter.

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Short 'n Wild Shag

@salsalhair

Nothing flatters a head full of curls like a classic shag. It’s definitely the cool girl cut of the bunch.

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Mia Wallace Bob

@bobbyeliot

This Pulp Fiction cut is iconic in its own right. Now it’s your turn to make a statement.

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Blunt Textured Cut

@riawna

Instantly make your hair look thicker by leaving the ends blunt and putting textured bend into the body. This one’s a keeper.

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The New Triangle Cut

@sarahkstylistmt

Curly girls are taught to be afraid of ending up with a triangle cut (also known as the pyramid cut), but this modern version is changing the tune.

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1970s Long Cut

@los_pastel

The soft, feathered, and fluffy looks of the 1970s are not to be forgotten. This modern long cut gives a nod to the long-haired babes of decades past.

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Choppy Layers

@marisacuts

Give your haircut an edgy dose of cool with choppy layers and bangs. It makes a plain lob look so last year.

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Early 2000s Sideswept Bangs

@los_pastel

That’s right: You get a second chance to do sideswept bangs—correctly this time 'round.

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Cropped Bangs

@salsalhair

Baby bangs are here to stay. It’s the perfect accessory to a loud long cut of curls.

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Textured Lob

@donovanmillshair

Keeping your haircut mainly one-length (read: not too many layers!) will always make it look enviously thick. This lob cut is roll-out-of-bed ready to go at all times.

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Trim Pixie

@veronica_nunez

When you're ready to take the ultimate plunge, call this boyish pixie up. It'll do the job.

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Long & Layered Cut

@donovanmillshair

You thought you’d seen the last of this early-to-mid 2000s cut, hm? When everyone else is going short, why not go long?

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Soft A-Line Bob

@hirohair

This low-maintenance cut is slightly longer in the front than the back, which elongates and flatters oval and round face shapes to no end.

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Big Shoulder-Grazing Curls

@natalieannehair

This length is not to be ignored. It’s short enough to really snatch onto major volume and long enough to make a statement.

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