The 8 Coolest Haircut Trends Of 2023

The butterfly cut, which Fitzsimons describes as long, feathery layers, is the 2023 haircut for those looking for something low-maintenance and a nice mix of both long and short layers. “This is the perfect effortless layered look that works on all hair textures,” he says.

To style this cut, use a volumizing spray, like the Andrew Fitzsimons Body Volume Blowdry Spray, on damp strands and blow out your hair with a round brush to lift and add volume throughout.

Both Ellis and Fears say that layers will never go out of style, so expect to still see layered looks in 2023. “Layers [are] flattering, face-framing, [and] add body,” says Fears. Ellis adds that layers are also super easy to maintain and recommends using mousse to style your layers to give it that added volume.

Fears says bob haircuts in general will be huge in 2023. But Fitzsimons predicts that the short bob in particular will take center stage and be all over people’s social feeds in the new year. “ The short bob is a look that will have its moment in 2023,” he says. “Not only do I love the fact that this is a great haircut for those with thick hair, but I love that you can style it with longer layers to keep the bob in the right length and shape.”

Long live ’90s beauty trends. Ellis predicts that the mid-length cut, which was huge in the 1990s, will continue to thrive in 2023. “Think Neve Campbell in Scream,” he says when looking for photo inspo. To add dimension to the cut, he recommends using something like MoroccanOil’s Dry Texture Spray.

Another haircut that Fitzsimons is loving for 2023 is the blunt bob. “The blunt bob will remain fiercely popular throughout 2023 as people have become more daring with their hair choices,” he says. “This is a style that requires a big chop, depending on your hair length, and really adds so much definition and structure to the face.”

He recommends playing with your hair's natural texture and opting for undone, textured waves. He says to grab a curling iron to curl hair in one-inch sections. Once hair is curled, run your fingers through your hair to get that “undone” look and add some texture spray, like his Après Sexe Texture Spray or the classic Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray, for added body and grit. He says this look should last all day (and all night).

Bottleneck bangs (which celebrity hairstylist and European creative director for evo hair Tom Smith once told Bustle “takes inspiration from the neck of a bottle, starting slim and short in the middle, curving longer around the eyes, and then is longest following the line of the cheekbone”) are the trend that Ellis says will be the go-to bangs for many.

“I am loving this trend,” he says. “I’m seeing a lot of girls only want a blunt cut with bottleneck bangs and no interior layers.” Styling them is pretty easy and he just recommends using a no-crease clip to hold them in place after blow drying to keep them where you want them.

Curtain bangs are here to stay. “I absolutely adore curtain bangs and how chic, yet versatile they are,” says Fitzsimons. “Face-framing bangs like these are so complimentary to many face shapes so I look forward to seeing these continue to be super trendy in 2023.”

He recommends using a medium-barrel round brush to blow dry the bangs away from the face to style them and give your fringe (and the rest of your hair) the classic blowout look.

If layers have never been your thing, you’re in luck. Ellis says that the “one-length” cut has already started to trend and will continue to be big in 2023. “I’m seeing girls who got the wolf cut who are now wanting to grow out [their] layers,” he says.

To keep hair from looking too limp, he recommends styling it with a mousse like the Shu Uemura Ample Angora Mousse for added volume.