This spring season hair will see a return to grown-up glamour.

They key for this spring’s hair is “The bigger-the better!” especially for those with longer locks. Long hair is truly timeless. However, every season it varies in the way it should be worn. Forget about flat irons this season, because you won’t be needing them. Instead, opt for a ceramic curling iron, to create glamorous waves without the unnecessary damage.

The new season shows purple streaks today and an instant turquoise fringe tomorrow – colour accents make a statement and put a smile on your face. Who says the handbag has to match and hair has to be subdued? Rules are abandoned and make way for more creativity and a more interesting and colourful life.

This seasons hair colour trends are more natural than ever - colourful, chunky streaks are out; dimensional earth tones - in.

Red
Season's most popular reds are warm shades that flicker depth and dimension on an intense base and golden highlights. But also shades of red, from burgundy and strawberry blonde to copper brown and auburn will be among the most wanted shades this year.

Blonde
One of the most popular blondes of the moment is an expensive look with natural finish, by having extensions of different shades of blonde, from sable, mink and vanilla through the hair. The "new" blonde is always paired with lowlights.

Brunette
Harsh black, purple and stripy highlights are gone from the scene - this season's colours are all natural and true to life, only better. For the perfect tone-on-tone brunette, get subtle golden extensions-highlights fitted closer to the top of a light but warm brunette base. To add depth, a slightly darker colour at the roots and underlayers will do the trick.

This new take on the colour of our hair is possible thanks to hair extensions. After all, there is no risk as there are no chemicals: they can stay for months or be taken out the very next day to make way for something new. The colour doesn't wash out and stays as bright as on day one. As we know chemicals damage the hair, therefore no bleaching or colouring also means no more experiments with unsure outcomes and long lasting consequences.