Beauty & Hairdressing Issue 07
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............................................................................................................................................... Hair: 2020 Colour Predictions<br />
Tom Baxter<br />
Owner of Tom Baxter Hair and<br />
OSMO Brand Ambassador<br />
“I think as the winter roles out into 2020 we will see a little<br />
less Icey blonde and more subtle caramel tones in terms<br />
of colour.<br />
“My advice for any hair change is to offer the correct<br />
product for that desired look, longer hair needs softer<br />
products and directing your clients to the right line of<br />
products will assist in a change of style for home use away<br />
from the salon.”<br />
Kevin Finnell<br />
49colour<br />
Founding Partner of F&M <strong>Hairdressing</strong><br />
“Many clients will be in love, with a new colour pop<br />
technique that will enhance the majority of looks without<br />
the major maintenance.<br />
“On a global colour look, we’ll see lots of muted copper<br />
golds, cashmere browns, cool charcoals, and pastel<br />
blondes will still be a strong look for the summer.”<br />
Neil Capstick<br />
Founder of haircare brand Neäl & Wølf<br />
“Hair colours never go out of style, but year on year we<br />
see new trends emerging. Rose gold has been a growing<br />
influence on the hair and beauty industry since Pantone<br />
chose it as the Colour of the Year back in 2016, and<br />
I’m sure we will continue to see it grow in 2020 as more<br />
women are daring for the golden pink tint.<br />
“For a long time, grey hair was considered ‘dull’ or ‘ageing’<br />
but 2019 saw popularity grow for the dusty tone. I’m sure<br />
we’ll see this trend continue with more clients looking to<br />
build in some lilac, silver and platinum tones too.”
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