Andrew Fitzsimons on Summer Hair Trends
Khloé Kardashian's Hairstylist Outlines Summer 2019's Biggest Hair Trends
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Andrew Fitzsimons is a member of the glam army that keeps the Kardashian-Jenner family looking good. He's the hairstylist behind Kylie Jenner's voluminous blowouts and Khloé Kardashian's sleek bob. Fitzsimons, who's responsible for these popular looks and is on the pulse of the latest trends, also happens to be a NatureLab Tokyo Ambassador. He talked to POPSUGAR about what he considered to be the most cutting-edge hair looks for Summer. He revealed the cuts, tricks, and styling tools to ensure your hair stays as good-looking as the celebrities he styles.
Check out Fitzsimons's take on the biggest Summer 2019 hair trends ahead.
Elaborate Braids
Fitzsimons stressed the versatility of braided styles. "We're escalating our braid level from traditional braids to braided updos and ballerina crowns," he said. "You can go from edgy to soft and romantic just with the placement of the braid and style."
Sleek Bobs
"I've been really feeling the bobs that we've seen popping up everywhere from the red carpet to NYFW," Fitzsimons said. "The trick to making a bob work for you is to talk to your stylist and getting a cut that will help frame your face." Fitzsimons recommends styling your bob with a middle part and finishing it with a hair oil to tame frizz and give it shine.
'80s Styles
"The '80s are coming back in full force," Fitzsimons said. "That means big blowouts and hair accessories." To achieve this look, the hairstylist recommends using a volumizing product like Naturelab Tokyo's Volume Blowout Jelly ($12) on damp hair before you blow-dry with a round brush.
Natural-Looking Textures
"We're embracing our bedhead looks this season with loose, wavy tresses," Fitzsimons said. He suggests spritzing a texturizing product, like NatureLab Tokyo's Volume Texture Mist ($12), in your hair and scrunching. Once it's dry, you can use a curling iron to create loose waves in alternating directions.
