I’m a hairdresser and there are loads of trends which need to stop in 2023 – ashy blondes are totally out to begin with
WITH a new year comes a whole lot of people wanting a fresh start – and for many of us, that will involve changing up our hair too.
But one hairdresser has shared which trends he thinks we need to leave in last year – and it’s not good news for ashy blondes.
Casey, known online as @caseyc_hair, regularly shares hair tips with his 63,000 TikTok followers.
In a new video, he shared the hair trends and hacks he thinks we need to let go of – and that includes thinking Olaplex will fix any damage done to our strands.
“Hair trends/hacks that need to stay in 2022.
“Relying on Olaplex to fix your hair (it’s not magic!)
“Cutting your own hair…
“Telling everyone to use rosemary oil (it’s not for everyone).
“The money piece (bored).
“Listening to Brad Mondo.
“Ashy blonde (warmth is GOOD).”
Below the video, he added: “You’ll hate the last one. Hair hacks and trends that need to DO ONE!
“All from a poll taken on my IG story and some of my own opinion.”
Fans loved the hairdresser’s honesty, with the video gaining more than 13,300 likes and 315,000 views.
In the comments, one follower wrote: “Not me sat cringing as I cut my hair for the first time… after listening to Brad Mondo… I’m sorry.”
But not all agreed with his advice, with one adding: “Sorry my money piece & ashy blonde is staying unless I can leave my greys in 2022 then we all good! Lol.”
Another said: “Until I find a hairdresser that actually bothers to listen and knows my hair type I’ll cut my own hair lol.”
Casey replied: “You need to build a relationship with a hairdresser. Do that by finding a well respected stylist (Google reviews) & regular appointments.
“For a start, we’re the professionals, not you. It takes time to build trust with someone. Nobody needs to listen to you when your attitude stinks.”
“We’re not your slaves. We’re here to give you a service and a professional opinion. If you don’t want it, don’t have it. Simple.”
Someone else put: “Cut my own hair for 20+ years… won’t be stopping any time soon.”