5 of the Hottest Hair Trends this summer on Social Media

This Summer many celebrities have shown us how to get some unusual hairdos and wear them in the heat. If you want to follow the latest hair trends and enjoy chic looks, here are your options: Some of the Hot Hair Trends Which You’ve Seen On Instagram

  1. 90’s Accessories

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Incorporating either a ribbon, a clip, or even some giant ties and scrunchies is back! This trend looks very high-fashion, and it looks great no matter the hair length. When paired up with several bobby pins in the back it screams luxury.

  1. Tendrils

Tendrils will actually frame your face. This is another throwback look from the 90’s which looks amazing on women who have layered hair. This look is easy to achieve since it demands only a bit of texture spray, and it looks the best on bob cuts.

  1. Modern Knots

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Top-knots will hide away dry shampoo residue, as well as unwanted oils. This hair can look high-end once thrown into a twisted and messy bun. It looks the best on straight or wavy hair which hasn’t been washed for 3 days.

  1. Long Extensions

Kim Kardashian West brought back the inches and had inspired many celebrity artists to do them. If you aren’t afraid of extensions (no matter if they are in a form of weaves or clip-ins) you should strive for long locks. These are a bit high-maintenance, but they can change your hairdo in a heartbeat.

  1. Glossy Hair

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Shiny hair or ”glass hair” is the perfect runway/ formal choice. It is the biggest and most modern among the hair trends in 2019 which women of all ages have been loving. It is done with straight blow-drying, but also with locking out the frizz with some serums. This hairdo looks great on anyone, no matter the hair length.

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Red hot careers in Hairdressing

Wondering what and where exactly you can work after completing your hairdressers qualification? Your options aren’t limited, that’s for sure, so don’t be stressed about being stuck in one field for far too long. In fact, there are some highly-paid job positions in hairdressing which might interest you.

Salon Hairdresser

A hairdresser should do anything which is related to female hair. This means hair colouring, cutting, and styling.

You can also go for a fast track version of a hairdressing course at CPBA. If you do, you will end up with VTCT Level 3 Diploma in less than 6 months! No reason to attend college or any other special schools, since you get to learn everything right here.

If you do, you will be given the opportunity to work:

  • In a commercial salon
  • In a Specialist African type hair salon
  • On your own, aka from home, freelancing etc
  • Work in product manufacturing
  • Work on TV & Film
  • In theatres
  • In hospitals and care homes

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Salon Stylist

A salon stylist works with some prestige brands on interesting positions. They work with models, fashion designers, photographers, as well as stylists on some sets. They colour the hair, curl it, do some finishing touches, and help with the creative process when it comes to picking out the perfect shoot for the albums, cover magazines etc.

Barber

Barbers are in charge of men’s hair. They do cuts, styling, as well as highlights. They are in charge of any hair texture, as well as trimming of the facial hair and connecting it to the hairstyle. Barbers can also enjoy a faster course at CPBA, and can end up with their diploma in 4.5 months. They can also work on television, can run their own salons, or can work as home-based barbers.

Editorial/ Advertising Stylist

Editorial and advertising stylists prep models for editorial or commercial photo shoots. While most people in hairdressing start out represented by an agency, it becomes easier to strike out independently after building up a great portfolio and industry cred. These stylists must be very versatile, organised, and able to execute a wide variety of looks from sweet girl-next-door to über-freaky.

Celebrity/ Personality Stylist

Doing hair and makeup for big names seems like a glamour position, and in some ways it is — but make no mistake, it’s a very demanding role! Whether you’re styling Kate Upton for the red carpet, getting Florence Welch ready for a live show, or prepping your local TV anchor for the six o’clock news, you’ll need a lot of patience, flexibility, time management skills, and the technical expertise it takes to make temperamental personalities happy when their pictures pop up on TMZ.

Have a look at our available courses at CPBA.