Hair Stylists Vote On 2019'S Hottest Hair Trends

Major nineties throw backs to the shag haircut. What do you think of the direction? Hair trends are taking these days, so our city line, hair experts are joining me now and they're gon na give us our verdicts, and I might weigh in as well on what's trending when it comes to hair. We'Ve got bill with us, George and Jeff. Let'S get to picture number one which is Taylor, Swift and the whole. The whole trend is shag, the shag. So what do we think with our paddles? Do we love it or shall we leave it? I love it from the hairdresser. Sorry why well! This is very personal to me. Talk to me. First of all, the sheds not from the 90s. The shag is from the 70s. Oh sorry, and the day Jim Morrison died. Yes, the shag should have been gone from the heart and from the heart get back to you, we're gon na retire. The shag Jeffrey Altenburg says no more okay. I want to know what you think about this. Let'S show the picture. First, it's a bowl cut. Everyone! That'S Charlize, Theron and she's dipping a bowl cut. The audience has given me a lot of mugs right now. They'Re, like I don't know what my vote is to leave it. Okay, so the Lovett people. Please explain yourself, you know it's it's a! It has to be cut beautifully yeah and we have over the last number of years we have moved away from technical haircutting. So when you see it done properly, it's magnificent and I'll give you the best example: yeah Demi Moore in Ghost, ok sitting there at that pottery wheel, yes with Patrick Swayze. In the background so tell me you didn't like that scene yeah! So it's when it's done beautifully, it's yeah! It'S it's! It'S a great look! You know what my thing is, though, get it done beautifully. Oh look at Charlize and I'm thinking how many people can walk around looking like there is a bowl on their head and still look obviously expertly done. Thank you. Okay. This one is very polarizing. The next look we have and that is lavender hair. So it's a little bit of like a unicorn. Oh I'm seeing lots of yes and the audience and something no do we love it. Are we gon na leave it leave it? Leave it love it. Okay, George, we haven't heard from you. Yet why are we gon na leave it um? I love the look yeah. I just think things are evolving. You know we're starting to go from lavender. You know with like that soft color, it's starting to be a little more richer you're, starting to see those the color coming back with strength. It may see the same techniques yeah. I feel like the colors a little more bolder and that's so much of a pastel field. So, but are you saying that you wouldn't do the lavender hair because it's just you feel like the trend has gone by now? I would do it. I still love it, but if my clients asked me, I want what's fresh, want something new I've leaned towards the bolt. Okay, who else was 11? I was 11. I actually. I don't want to do this okay. So why do you? What makes it? What makes the difference um, I you know what a trend to become so strong. We just see so many bad versions of it. I think you forget that when it's done beautifully, it is shockingly beautiful, but like the Rachel haircut, it gets diluted so badly. There'S. So many bad versions over that. Finally, as her stylist were just like, please just stick Forks in my eyes like I just don't I don't wan na do it. I don't want to see it. I don't wan na hear about it, but I don't know you know what lavend that lavender hair against bright, blue or bright green eyes. It'S just a diaper. My wife has blue eyes, so she doesn't know what she did and she will probably do it again. You like to beat Acula yeah. I think when it's done right, it looks absolutely gorgeous.