Summer 2022 Trends

In addition to providing you with tips for keeping your hair healthy, nourished, and protected from the sun, here are also tips for the coolest and most practical haircuts for summer 2022.

After reading our tips on how to get your hair and beard through the end of the summer safe and sound, it's time to talk about the trends for summer 2022, which is characterized by a blast from the past, thanks to the return of vintage cuts inspired by the '70s, '80s, and '90s. The common denominator among all these cuts is the natural effect; in fact, all of them involve messy and rebellious styling.

The buzz cut

To start, a cool and practical cut is a fairly classic one, the buzz cut worn very short and faded: it involves a very short cut on the sides, which can be worn with a few centimeters of length on top, and this year's novelty lies in accompanying this short cut with a fringe created with clippers or scissors. A perfect cut for those with an oval face.

This summer also features cuts that do not involve structured shapes and geometries, leaving room for naturalness with locks left to grow and soft, tousled lengths; among these types of cuts this year, the mullet is the quintessential choice, a cut that gives way to the naturalness of rebellious curls.

The mullet

The mullet, a vintage cut that has been back in vogue since last year, is a short look characterized by different lengths. On the top of the head, the hair remains shorter, while the longer lengths are concentrated in the back. In the men's version of this cut, the sides of the head are faded and the front lock, left quite long, can be combed backward, while if you prefer a shorter lock, it can be worn as a fringe.

Skater boy haircut

A trend from the past is what can be defined as a "skater boy" or "boy band haircut" straight out of the '90s. Quite simply, it is a haircut that features very short hair, perhaps even dyed, left messy just as members of a '90s boy band or skater boys used to do, such as the skater boy and actor Evan Mock.

The Bro Flow

Another trend coming from the '90s is the bro flow for long, messy hair. Very simple to achieve, though not suitable for all face shapes, it is a cut that leaves room for lengths that reach the chin line, and the styling is wavy with a natural effect, perhaps paired with a rebellious side lock.