Isn’t it true that there is always so much going on in the wig market? So many new hairstyles arrive each season that keeping up with the latest trends can be difficult. So, we decided to update this post, which was first published in September 2021 but now seems like a very long time ago. In order to compile a brief list of the most significant Brazilian Hair Wigs developments, we regularly research the most relevant trends in the hair and fashion industries around the world.  

You’re probably wondering how a bob wig can be considered a trend. Isn’t it true that this is a timeless, classic hairstyle? However, a new bob hairstyle with a longer front section is taking centre stage, giving it a more contemporary vibe. The colour selections for a Brazilian Bob wig are nearly endless, and the bold colours are here to stay for the foreseeable future.

Hairstyles for headband wigs are becoming more and more diverse every day, with possibilities ranging from short to long virgin hair, straight to wavy hair, all of which may be coupled with a variety of the most fashionable headbands available today. Who wouldn’t be interested in trying them out?

It’s not every day that you feel like applying some glue to your scalp. That’s why mid-and side-part lace-front wigs are making a comeback. Lace front wigs do not require the use of glue to keep them in place, and if they are made of high-quality Brazilian hair, they may be modified (bleached and plucked) to give you an incredibly realistic and stunning hairline.

Most likely, you’ve already seen a human hair wig that looks like this. In the upcoming season, this colour will continue to be popular. With so many new styles still to be launched, this colour has the potential for further explosive growth in the Brazilian hair industry.

We will begin to see the balayage colour for Brazilian hair wigs everywhere, which is a mixture of many tones of brown, caramel, and blond hair colours mixed together. Because of increased consumer demand, this type of Brazilian hair colour was previously only available through customization; however, it is now being marketed already customized in the balayage colour.

A dominant trend in the Brazilian hair market, fringes will continue to be popular and can be worn in any texture. Typically, machine-made fringe wigs are far less expensive than hand-crafted lace wigs while still being equally as gorgeous and chic. There will continue to be a broad selection of fringed hairstyles available in a variety of colours, textures, and lengths.

It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t like gorgeous afro hair. As a result of the popularity of this hairstyle, we are seeing more and more vendors including it in their portfolio of human hair wig products. In particular, the afro human hair wigs available at LolaSilk, which are very silky and full of volume, are a popular choice. They have a really natural appearance and are effortless to style — simply spray a little water on them to activate the curls and voilà!

Pixie cut wigs are being introduced in a variety of styles and colours all over the world, ranging from straight to curly, classic to modern, and offered in a multitude of colours. We feel that because it is so simple to use and maintain, it will continue to win the hearts of wig enthusiasts everywhere.

Ponytails are a popular Brazilian hairstyle that deserve to be included on this list, despite the fact that they are not technically a wig. We predict that there will be an explosion of diverse hair textures, lengths, and colours, which will add a great deal of excitement to the hair extension market in the near future.

Which hairstyle trend do you think is the most stylish? LolaSilk believes that it doesn’t matter if you choose a hairstyle that is currently trendy or not, as long as you are enjoying yourself with your hair. Please get in touch with us if you would like more information about the Brazilian hair trends or about LolaSilk.

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