We're Ignoring Everything but These 7 Spring Hairstyle Trends From Here on Out

Both Cleveland and Toth agree: the overall vibe for the upcoming months will be less by-the-book — and that includes lots of texture and movement. "Spring of 2020 will prove to be the season of the 'lived-in' look — haircuts and styles that are no longer polished," Cleveland said. "This season, you're going to see a throwback to the '90s when grunge was king and the hair was textured and free."

On the topic of loose, undone texture, face-framing wisps on any updo hairstyle will become a new go-to: "We'll see lots of tendrils from the bang section with the rest of the hair in a bun," Toth said. "Hair falling on your face is always super cool and fits with the overall vibe of the season."

Like we predicted earlier this year, one of the biggest trends of the season will be the shag haircut — "except now with a modern twist," Cleveland said. "It will be a hybrid between old and new, where unlike the more disheveled looks of the past, you will see it dressed up presented in a softer, more wearable manner."

Still, that doesn't necessarily mean you need to get a full-blown cut to try the trend, per se. Toth explained: "Heavy curtain bangs can make any hairstyle look like a shag. They will be wider and shorter than last season's bangs."

Embracing your natural texture is never a trend — in fact, it's beautiful no matter the season — but there's a particular way to style your curls that gives it a nice Spring refresh. "Curly hair is definitely replacing the waves from last year," Toth said. The cutest hairstyle to try combines a perennial favourite: "the deep side part with an ear tuck, paired with full bouncy curls."

"The hair flip — where it's a bob haircut or long hair in a pony — gives a cooler-than-school, '60s retro vibe," Toth said. And who wouldn't want that?