Hairstyle Trend 2023: Long Square, Gradient Fringe .. Here Are All The Cuts That Will Make The Buzz Next Year!

Here's how to style your hair in 2022.

With the start of the new school year, the end of the year is fast approaching, it is already time to discover the new hair trends that will be all the rage next year. Square, short hair, bangs... the possibilities are numerous, impossible not to find what you are looking for.

Trendy hairstyles of 2022 are to test urgently!

A quick turn on Pinterest was enough for us to select the best inspirations for trendy hairstyles for 2022. If you want a little change for next year, do not hesitate to take the plunge and look to one of these trends...

Square bob

The square bob is ideal for medium length hair. Easy to style, it's perfect for working girls who don't have time to spend hours styling their hair.

Square plunging

Do you think that the plunging bob is no longer in fashion? You are wrong, on the contrary, it even promises to be one of the most fashionable hairstyles of 2022, we will have warned you.

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Short ball cut

The short ball cut softens facial features. Why not dare?

Mid-length cuts

Long, short, and also mid-length: yes if you want to choose between two between long and short the middle is a perfect compromise which is all the rage at the moment and will also be all the rage in 2022.

Hairstyle 2022: which one to choose?

So, which hairstyle will you go for in 2022?

Boyish cut

The ultra-short is back in the spotlight and will remain the favorite even in 2022. What if you finally took the plunge to cut everything?

Degraded

Among the hairstyles in vogue in 2022, we find in particular the gradient like the Wolf Cut which is the trend of the moment. This very pronounced gradient makes it possible in particular to give volume and dimension to the face.

Long bangs

The bangs and especially the curtain bangs show off the foreheads of many women and this will always be the case in 2022. This cut, with a little touch of the 70s, has not finished talking about it, that's for sure.