Celebrity hairdresser weighs against controversial 'recession' trends like 'helmethaar' and Frizz

Hairstylists and content creators predict a number of wild upcoming trends for 2025, and they are not the usual bobs and pony.

Creative Director Elysia Berman shared a viral tikok about the hair trends that she came out of the Paris fashion week.

Elysia believes that the 80s -helmet hair is back with frizzy hair and the genes.

Some commentators believed that the return of these trends could signal an upcoming recession because they meant that people would spend less money on expensive treatments, products and hot tools.

In order to find out which trends will be on the advance, Femail consulted the celebrity hairdresser Marcos Diaz, who has more than a decade of experience in working with customers such as Hailey Bieber, Katy Perry and finally Sienna Miller.

In the video, Elysia predicted the return of helmet hair.

The content manufacturer said: “We have long been in trend with the Slick Back Bun, which everyone did.”

However, she described the version inspired by the 80s as much fashionable, more elegant and more sophisticated.

Marcos, who specializes in luxury hairstyling, editorial appearance and high-end event styling, confirms that slim, shaped styles become more popular as a polished development of clean girl aesthetics.

Marcos, who specializes in luxury hairstyling, editorial appearance and high-end event styling, confirms that slim, shaped styles become more popular as a polished development of clean girl aesthetics.

Marcos believes that this look offers a new way to play with structure and shine.

Elysia also believes that Frizz is on the rise with the increase in global conservatism. The wearing of your natural texture is viewed as a rebellious act because you deliberately relieve beauty standards.

Marcos agreed that “we move to more natural, more differentiated textures, and Frizz is a large part of it” and adds: “Think effortless, air -dried waves instead of excessively polished styles”.

Another trend on the runway this season was the head.

The relaxed locks are directly against the popularity of professional flows, which are made possible with expensive blowry brushes that are keen to maintain and difficult to maintain.

Elysia's supporters loved the trends with a joke: 'Frizz?! Now is my time. '

Some said the hairstyles were a reaction to an impending recession because they did not need a Flowry brush or expensive products of 599 US dollars.

After the Dyson Airwrap was released in October 2018, it became inevitable online, whereby many beauty vloggers created tutorials about how to use them, and influencers that show how they got perfect curls with the tool.

Alexa Chung went during the Chloe Womenswear Herbst/Winter 2025-2026 Show during the Paris fashion with wavy bed

Now hair trends pull away from the perfectly invented look and are much more relaxed, as can be seen at this year's Paris Fashion Week

Women also go back to the next farms.

Many women from Gen X and Millennial said they had never changed their secondary parts, although gen z rebeled and said that medium parts were the only way.

These are not the only funky trends that are becoming increasingly popular.

Marcos also expects more micropons, angular jellyfish and warm brunette colors such as Teddy Brunette and Honey bronze as well as a return to rich, dimensional color that keeps up to date at home and not ultra-high tones.

Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga have already hugged the jellyfish cut on the red carpet.

The controversial style is slightly too DIY and contains blunt, chin -length face factor pieces and hip -length hair.