Check out the hottest new hairstyles for summer 2009, along with hair styling indications to take the hair trend and make it yours.


Hair Trend - Shiny Hair
In 2009 the shine spray is a must-have product – it instantly glams up your look, leaving hair glossy and high-maintenance.
Straight hair is best for high shine, so use your flat iron to create lift at the roots and a smooth finish throughout the lengths and ends. Finish your hairstyle by misting a shine spray first onto your brush and then throughout the hair to avoid overloading it with product.


Hair Trend – The New Bob
Just when you thought Victoria Beckham had worn every bob possible, along comes another. Longer at the front, shorter at the back and softly razored ends bring it bang up to date. To create a chunky, separated look, ruffle up your texture with wax.


Hair Trend – Twists and Knots
Last season braids are replaced by knots and twists just like at the Gianfranco Ferre and Alberta Ferretti shows.
Tight curls and disheveled updos are also great looks for the summer of 2009.

Hair Trend – Rock Chick Texture
Undone, messy styles – as seen on Thakoon – teased texture at Lacroix, the carefree hairstyles are great looks for the summer. A blow-dry is the start of the rock chick style, because you can loosen it up with your fingers afterwards to create an undone style.
Work texturizing cream into hair and create body with a round bristle brush. Use the cool-shot button to set each section and comb through with your fingers once cool.


Hair Trend – Volume Boost
The '60s inspired feminine hairstyles are back – glamorous lengths at Roberto Cavalli, voluminous updos at YSL. After a volume boosting blow-dry, tease the roots around the crow, using a grooming brush – it's gentler then a rat tail comb, so hair won't frizz up, or be difficult to brush out at the end of the day.


Hair Trend – Hair Accessories
Many designers accessorized their garments with colorful hair accessories - colorful tulle at Luella Bartley, flowers as seen at Frankie Morello or Moschino emphasize simple 'dos as much as more elaborated hairstyles.