We Focus Here On The 2021 Hair-Care Trends That Will Be Huge In 2021 – Part 1

The New Decade Of Hair Care Products. 

Not only concluding the year but the whole decade was the last day of 2019. Weird as hell were the 2010s. We are looking forwards instead of watching old news clips, browsing through internet memes, and wondering what the heck happened these past 10 years. Aching to make their mark on the 2000s version of the roaring ‘20s it’s a new year, a new decade and that means there are a whole host of new trends. At the end of it hopefully this time we don’t wind up in a global financial crisis. 

In this case, we can’t help but notice most of the trends in hair care products, tools as well as accessories. Whereas we get sent many of those pretty everything’s. Which we are still not sure how to use, they come in the form of texture sprays, scalp treatments as well as strange hair-care doo-dads. As we come with a strong sense of duty compelled to tell anyone willing to listen all about them when we are constantly going through this stuff and you start to notice some patterns. 

Take a look at all the hair product trends we are predicting will be big in 2021 as 2020 winds down and you start wondering what the heck you are going to be doing with your hair in the new year and beyond. All of a sudden these are the kinds of products you will likely see filling shelves.

It is important to know you are not caught out here just wondering “ when did then everyone start coming out along with a blow-dryer brush, here you can read this. As we have told you, it comes that you will already know that we come with a knack for making hair predictions. 

The Waterless Revolution

People are looking for new ways to conserve our precious resources and that includes water as climate change continues to threaten our environment. It is also found here that for serious hair maintenance every day some folks just don’t have the time. Now that brands are going H.A.M on waterless and between-washes products, thanks to capitalism, both concerns can be satisfied. A new hair-care line consisting of dry cleansing and styling products you don’t need to use with water, Procter & Gamble is releasing Waterless. Consisting of everything you need to preserve your style without wetting your hair, its sister brand Pantene is coming out with its own Waterless collection. 

You have to actually wash your hair sometime and just be careful when you are thereby using waterless products. This conveniently leads us to 2021s next trend, relying on them completely can lead to build-up on your scalp. 

Scalp Care As Skin Care

Thanks to the rise of K-beauty, over the past decade skincare has gotten a lot more extra in the Western World. For this, our skin is forever grateful. Just as obsessive about the skin on top of your head, now hair care brands want you to be. The fact is true when healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp, here hairstylists, trichologists, dermatologists as well as every hair obsessive has been then screaming that one phrase from the rooftops. In 2021 it's going to get even more intense as last year we predicted the rise of scalp care. Brands are adding extras into their scalp products to make them more potent and effective than ever before as yes you have got your salt and sugar scrubs cropping up. Making way for your hair to grow in a clean pH-balanced environment, in 2019 Oribe released its Serene Scalp Exfoliating Scrub which is packed with alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) to slough away build-up. Along with lactic acid for added chemical exfoliation, newbie brand Better Not Younger also added AHAs to its own scalp cleanser. 

Giving it a nice cooling sensation before you hit the shower, next year, Head & Shoulders is releasing new products as part of its Royal Oils collection and an early favourite of ours is its Pre-Shampoo Build-Up remover which has micellar water to really break up any gunk you may have sitting on your scalp. All for just under eight bucks, Re-Fresh which adds 2 percent salicylic acid to its products is launching a new scalp balm, moisturiser, scrub, and detox spray. 

As you do for your skincare, prepare to read the labels of your hair care ingredients. The scalp is skin after all. 

More To Follow In The Next Part 

We have not yet stopped the discussion. More products are highlighted in the next few parts. So, keep watching. We promise they will help you and your scalp along with your hair.