40 Trendy Hairstyles For Winter 2021

Want to change your mind about the start of the school year? Long or short hair, locks, bangs, two-tone coloring, flamboyant red or polar blond, get inspired by our 40 trendy hairstyle ideas for winter 2021.

CUT SIDE

LONG HAIR

Winter 2021 will mark the advent of long hair without context. So, to be trendy, we take inspiration from people and follow a few tips to keep them healthy.

Long hair by Franck Provost

The hair is styled with a round brush for a wavy effect - but natural! A few strands are used with a curling iron at the mid-lengths to structure the whole.

Les cheveux longs par Saint-Algue

Again, the mid-lengths are worn curly, for more volume at the bottom of the hairstyle.

Long hair by Jean-Louis David

This time, the hair is dried naturally with the fingers, after applying a styling mousse, for a natural hippy chic effect.

Long hair by Interlède

For a discreet styled-disheveled effect, you can also opt for a natural brushing.

Long hair by Christine Margossian for L’Oréal Professionnel

A 1950s-inspired hairstyle where the lengths are left loose and part of the hair tucked in at the back, for XXL volume.

SHORT HAIR

This winter 2021, the hair is worn long ... or short, without half measures. Boyish cuts are often embellished with straight bangs or side strands, for added femininity.

Short hair by Interlède

A daring ball cut, made with graphic lines and perfectly smoothed.

Short hair by Fabio Salsa

The boyish cut is here unstructured and worn with irregular bangs, for a rock inspiration.

Short hair by Franck Provost

Here again, the bangs are essential, for more femininity. The lengths of the top of the head are preserved, the neck and sides shorter, to avoid a too classic rendering.

Short hair by Jean-Louis David

Those who are no longer fond of their locks or their bangs can also rock it up, using a hairdryer and a spray.

THE FRINGE AND THE SIDEWALK

This year again, on short or long hair, locks and bangs are essential. We wear them slightly unstructured, to bring a touch of pep to the hairstyle.

The bangs by Jacques Foucarde

Bangs, when slicked back, look best with wavy hair.

The bangs by Coiff & Co

The bangs are here unstructured and slightly asymmetrical, to better highlight the eyes.

The side wick by Fabio Salsa

The side strand is degraded on the top of the head and its tapered tips, to give relief to the cut.

The side wick by Jean-Louis David

A variation, here, since the fringe is worn full and more structured than in the other cuts.

STYLING SIZE

THE COIFFE-DECOIFFE

The deceptively neglected look will also be in place this winter. On loose hair or on ties, you don't hesitate to give your hairstyle a blurry look.

The combed-disheveled on long hair by Massato

An aerial hairstyle, light, the most beautiful effect on long hair. The hair is degraded according to different lengths and the ends left heavy for a better fall.

The hairstyle-disheveled on a bob by Coiff & Co

The styled and tousled effect can also be achieved on a classic short bob, to add tone to the cut. We used a dryer and styling paste for this.

The combed-tousled bun by Jacques Fourcade

A fairly technical bun to achieve, which we can however draw inspiration from.

The messy-styled bun by Massato

The hair, heavy, full, nevertheless takes on an airy appearance thanks to the blurred strands on the top of the bun.

The hairstyle-tousled by Christophe-Nicolas Biot

The tousled hairstyle can also be done on a braid. For this hairstyle, the hair has been fully backcombed.

WAVES

This year again, hairstyle trends give pride of place to waves. Defined curls or wild wavy, each one will then do according to its inspirations.

Undulations by Franck Provost

This rendering, glamorous at will, is obtained with a curling iron. The curls are then undone with the fingers, head forward, for maximum volume.

Undulations by Jacques Fourcade

Added to the wavy effect is the combed-disheveled trend, which brings an airy appearance to the hair.

Ripples by Fabio Salsa

The hairstyle is performed on naturally very curly hair. A dryer with a loop amplifier is then used to obtain this effect.

The waves by Coiff & Co

The waves, more defined, are made with the fingers, after having applied a cream that defines the curls and a little serum, to separate the locks.

Undulations by Christophe-Nicolas Biot

The waves, made with a curling iron, are particularly defined here. Best effect when the hair is tied back.

ULTRA-SMOOTH

While waves are still on-trend, ultra-smooth is no exception. While it had been shunned for several seasons, winter 2021 is making a comeback! Note however that, to avoid too strict a hairstyle, the ends must be styled in such a way as to give movement. Find our tips for proper hair straightening here.

The ultra-smooth by Jean-Louis David

The ultra-smooth is here worn over a long bob, lightly layered at the ends to maintain thickness. If the hair is slicked back, the points are worked outwards to give more movement to the hairstyle.

Ultra-smooth by Saint-Algue

Again, if the hair is ultra-smooth, it is not set in stone. This in-motion hairstyle was styled with a hair straightener with the help of a serum.

Ultra-smooth by Coiff & Co

On a short hairstyle, ultra-smooth also works best if the hair is framing the face.

The ultra-smooth by Jean-Claude Biguine

To give more movement to an ultra-smooth styling, you can also make a gradient and draw a side part.

COLOR SIZE

FLAMBOYANT RED AND COLD BLONDE

Among the flagship colors of this winter 2012, we find, in the lead, blond and red. The first is worn cold, platinum, while the second is chosen flamboyant, even incendiary, and draws red.

The cold blond by Jean-Louis David

This polar blonde has cool, icy tones obtained thanks to the Arctic Light coloring technique offered by Jean-Louis David.

Cold blond by Saint-Algue

You can also warm up a cold blonde with a few touches of honey blonde.

Flamboyant red by Intermède

This flamboyant coppery red is obtained using the Saint-Algue coloring technique known as Satin Reflections, associated with the Copper Color Booster.

Flamboyant roux by Saint-Algue

Again, several techniques are used to achieve this deep color. First, a Smoky Effect, which blends different shades of red, then a Color Eclat, which enhances shine, followed by a Gingerbread Color Enhancing Treatment which hydrates the hair.

Flamboyant red by Eric Zemmour for L’Oréal

The fiery red is degraded using the Tie & Dye technique, carried out on a medium color, enhanced with a warm reflection.

The flaming red by Christophe-Nicolas Biot

This coloring was performed with Illumina 7/43 from Wella Professional.

TWO-TONE

A real novelty this year: the two-tone. Sometimes discreet, sometimes eccentric, it can be worn in strands - vertical or horizontal - or more blurred in the hair. Original, it brings pep to all hairstyles.

The two-tone by Jean-Claude Biguine

The two-tone areas are here melted into the hair. A tawny red trashy balayage has been done here on dark hair, for a rocky look.

The two-tone by Fabio Salsa

Here, the two-tone effect is even lighter. While the root effect was banned in the past, it now takes on its glory if the darker shade is melted into the hair.

The two-tone by Jacques Fourcade

A more eccentric version, which mixes purple with polar blonde - very trendy this season. Again, although the colors are clear, the demarcation is not clear (in a straight line) to energize the hair.