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Every year, there are a number of hair looks<\/a> that tend to define the 12-month period. 2020 was perhaps a little different<\/a> due to the slight<\/em> interruption of a global pandemic, but in 2021 we’re finally starting to see salons open up again \u2013 which means it’s time to get our hair inspiration sorted so we can feel fresh for the rest of the year.<\/p>\n

That isn’t to say you need to get in the chair for a new colour or cut. All you require for a number of these trends is a little intrepid spirit to try a new style, even if it’s as simple as adding in some micro plaits to your usual mane agenda. To help you revive your locks however it suits you, we’ve rounded up a few of the biggest hair trends<\/a> for 2021, from of-the-moment cuts<\/a> and styles to seriously covetable colours.<\/p>\n

Heavy bangs are back<\/h4>\n
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Daisy Edgar-Jones arrives for the Virgin Media BAFTA TV awards at the TV Centre, Wood Lane, London. Due to the coronavirus pandemic the ceremony is being held behind closed doors with all nominees participating over video call. The event hosted by Richard Ayoade will be broadcast as-live on BBC One at 1900. (Photo by Dominic Lipinski\/PA Images via Getty Images)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

One of the most polarising hair trends is officially back. If you weren’t already convinced by Marianne of Normal People<\/em><\/a> last year, the full fringe became a mainstay the moment Margot Robbie<\/a> stepped onto the Oscars red carpet with her French girl-inspired heavy bangs. “It’s characterised by a thick fringe that’s all one length \u2013 it’s like the bob for long hair,” explains John Pulitano, Creative Director for Sydney’s Headcase Hair<\/a>. “It’s a very classic look, yet it remains super fashionable. It acts like an accessory for your hair \u2013 it can be worn so many ways, and it instantly dresses up your hair.”<\/p>\n

Playful styles are de rigueur<\/b><\/em><\/h4>\n
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