Hair Trends for Hairstylist Appreciation Day
Today is National Hairstylist Appreciation Day and in celebration, we’re going to be sharing the stunning work of two incredibly talented Santa Barbara Wedding Style A-List members: Fairytale Hair and Makeup & Rogue Styling!
Whether you’re looking for the perfect hairstyle to emulate in your upcoming wedding, or trying to find a talented and trustworthy hairstylist to work with, you’ve come to the right place. Read on to see three looks these amazing hairstylists are loving this season—as well as the inside scoop on how to best achieve these wedding hair trends in 2023.
Braids and twists
Fairytale Hair and Makeup:
Adding twists to your up or down style is very popular. It adds dimension and texture without needing a lot of hair to do so.
Rogue Styling:
Half-up braided or twisted back styles are perfect for any venue and can be customized to suit the specific mood of your special day—done up enough for indoor, elegant venues, or relaxed enough for more casual, outdoorsy venues.
Effortless updos
Fairytale Hair and Makeup:
Loose & romantic updos are great for weddings. You want your hair up, but don't want much structure while still having some hanging down. This is a great choice.
Rogue Styling:
This natural braided updo is perfect for your outdoor venues with more of a boho vibe.
Hollywood Waves
Fairytale Hair and Makeup:
Hollywood Waves are all the rage. But not all waves are the same. Structured Hollywood waves that do not move, take a lot of time, and need the right hair & experience. Opt for a less structured version for a more relaxed, practical take on this classic look.
Rogue Styling:
These are perfect for elegant outdoor venues, as well as indoor venues. Achieving this look can take a lot of time and often require extensions, so be aware before picking this style. But the results are stunning—it’s not hard to see why they’re trending so heavily right now.
Insider tip: Whatever you decide, talk with your stylist about the options. Everyone's hair is different. A lot of styles will need hair extensions, even if you think it doesn't. Communication is key when talking and working with your artist to achieve the look you envisioned.
