As the leaves start to change, so does the mood for your hair. Whether you’re looking to freshen up your current style or ready for a bold new look, fall is the perfect time to experiment with richer colors and textures. Think warm caramel highlights, layered bobs, and soft, curtain bangs that frame the face beautifully. But don’t just stop at the cut — consider the transition in your hair care routine too. With cooler weather comes drier air, so incorporating hydrating products will keep your hair looking its best. A fresh cut paired with the right styling tools can give you the volume and bounce that the season calls for. Ready to elevate your hair game this fall? Scroll through these inspiring looks and find your next go-to style.
#1 Pumpkin Spice Layered Lob
Rich, dimensional copper tones and medium-length layering make this lob a standout for fall. The haircut sits just above the shoulders and features long face-framing layers with a wispy, center-parted fringe. Ideal for medium-density hair with a touch of natural wave or body. The biggest perk here is how easy it is to air dry with a bit of styling cream. One downside—this tone can fade fast, so color maintenance is key, especially if you’re out in the sun often.
#2 Café Mocha Fluffy Layers
This voluminous layered cut is packed with movement and styled in soft curls, giving the café mocha base rich depth. The curtain fringe adds softness around the face and blends into the airy, feathered layers. Best for medium to thick hair and oval or longer face shapes. It’s a great option for those who want big, bouncy hair, but fair warning—it requires a bit of blow-drying or a curling wand to bring the fullness to life.
#3: Tousled Copper Curls with Fringe
Layered, tousled copper curls with a wispy fringe offer a flattering option for medium-density, naturally wavy or curly hair. The rich copper tone brings warmth—perfect for fall—and pairs beautifully with pale or freckled skin. The layers boost natural volume without overwhelming the face, and the airy fringe helps soften stronger features. Best suited for oval or heart-shaped faces, though the style can be tailored to most. A slight drawback is needing a curl cream or diffuser to define the shape, but the effortless, undone texture makes it worth the low-fuss upkeep.
#4 Honey Almond Grown-Out Pixie
This grown-out pixie is playful yet refined, with side-swept bangs and tousled layering throughout the crown. The honey almond tone gives it warmth and dimension—especially nice for fall. It’s a flattering shape for women with fine to medium hair and longer face shapes. This style can add lift to the crown, but be prepared for more frequent salon visits since it can lose its shape quickly as it grows.
#5 Warm Copper Angled Lob
This is a clean, sharply angled lob in a vivid warm copper tone that brings warmth to cooler complexions—especially perfect in fall lighting. The ends are blunt for structure, but the interior has soft layering to reduce bulk. Best on straight or slightly wavy hair with medium to thick density. While it’s sleek and elegant, the color will need regular refreshing to maintain vibrancy, and the precision cut won’t tolerate much grow-out without losing shape.
#6 Espresso Textured Crop
Short and statement-making, this espresso crop features choppy, textured layers and a wispy micro fringe. Best for thick or coarse hair, this style is all about movement and edge without sacrificing femininity. It opens up the face and flatters high cheekbones and smaller features. It’s bold and low-maintenance, but it’s not ideal if you’re trying to grow out your hair—it takes commitment to keep it neat and shaped.
#7 Mushroom Brown Tucked Bob
Chin-grazing and sleek, this mushroom brown bob is a refined option for women who want low-effort polish. The subtle layers remove bulk, allowing the hair to naturally tuck under at the jaw. It’s a go-to for fine to medium density hair and flatters square or heart-shaped faces. One bonus? It looks great even as it grows out. But keep in mind—those wanting volume at the crown may need to do a bit of blow-drying with a round brush.
#8 Toasted Almond Tousled Waves
Effortless and airy, these tousled layers cascade in soft waves with a toasted almond hue that glows in fall light. The curtain bangs open up the face and blend into long, tapered layers that prevent the shape from looking heavy. Great for fine to medium hair with a natural bend or wave. This style works best with longer face shapes and is easy to air-dry or diffuse. It may need some volumizing spray if your roots fall flat by midday.
#9 Pumpkin Latte Layered Shag
Bold and full of movement, this pumpkin latte shag has medium, piecey layers and full curtain bangs that frame the eyes beautifully. The shape is ideal for thicker hair types and gives that classic rock-n-roll edge while softening facial features. The vibrant copper tone adds seasonal warmth, though it will require upkeep to keep it looking rich. This cut thrives with texture products—perfect for someone who loves a slightly undone finish without sacrificing structure.
#10 Maple Bronde Shoulder Sweep
This shoulder-length cut combines warm maple and bronde tones for soft dimension that glows in fall light. Styled with tousled waves and a soft side part, it’s flattering for women over 40 who want texture without going too short. Great for medium to thick density hair and most face shapes. It’s got a natural, wearable feel, but if your hair is pin-straight, you’ll need a curling iron or rollers to get this level of movement.
#11 Golden Hazelnut Swoopy Bob
With a warm golden hazelnut tone and swooped-back layers, this bob is flirty and easygoing. The side part creates lift and movement, while the layers add volume around the cheekbones. This is a great fit for straight or slightly wavy hair and finer to medium density. Super easy to maintain, but it’ll need regular shaping to keep those face-framing pieces from getting heavy or flipping the wrong way.
#12 Soft Pecan Shoulder Curls
Defined shoulder-grazing curls in a pecan-toned brown bring texture and shape to naturally curly hair. The layers prevent the dreaded triangle effect and give bounce without bulk. Perfect for dense curl types—think 3A to 3B—and round or square face shapes. The downside? Curly cuts require hydration and curl-specific care, especially in drier fall weather. But this shape holds up beautifully between salon visits.
#13 Autumn Ash Midi Cut
This shoulder-length ash-toned cut is effortless and wearable with soft layering and a natural finish. It’s particularly flattering for women with finer textures or straight hair who want movement without going short. The face-framing shape makes it a solid option for rounder faces. Minimal styling is needed—just a touch of texture spray—but it can look flat on thicker hair types without layering through the crown.
#14 Hazelnut Layered Bob with Swoop Bangs
This hazelnut bob is cropped right at the jawline with feathered ends and a long swoop bang that blends into the sides. Great for fine to medium textures, it creates volume without needing too much product. The side fringe helps soften strong cheekbones or angular jawlines. One thing to note: this cut needs frequent shaping to keep the movement in the layers and avoid a boxy shape as it grows out.
#15 Espresso Sleek Midi Cut
Smooth and straight with a center part, this espresso-toned midi cut falls right at the collarbone with subtle shaping through the ends. It’s a clean, no-fuss option for women with straight, medium-density hair who prefer low-maintenance styling. Great for oval and heart-shaped faces. It gives a sophisticated finish without heavy layering—but those with thick or curly textures might find it too flat without added texture or volume products.
#16 Sandy Caramel Wispy Lob
A modern, tousled lob with sandy caramel highlights and softly disconnected waves. The layers are strategically placed to open up the face, especially around the eyes—making it a fantastic choice for glasses wearers. It suits most face shapes, especially square and oval, and works well on medium-density hair. It’s easy to style with a diffuser or curling wand, but if your hair is poker straight, you’ll need a bit of texture spray to keep it from falling flat.
#17 Honey Chestnut Feathered Pixie
This feathered pixie is full of playful energy with its tousled, textured top and soft honey chestnut tones. It’s cropped tightly at the sides with layered movement on top that creates the illusion of fullness—ideal for finer hair. Super low-maintenance and fast to style, this is a great option for busy mornings. The one drawback? You’ll need trims every 4–6 weeks to keep it from looking overgrown or losing its shape.
#18 Smoky Auburn Tousled Layers
Voluminous tousled layers meet smoky auburn tones for a bold yet soft fall style. The fringe is lightly textured and hits just above the eyes, blending into cascading layers that start below the cheekbones. This style flatters thicker hair types and longer face shapes, adding both width and softness. It’s a heavier look that benefits from a solid layering strategy—too few layers and it could feel bulky. Best styled with a round brush or Velcro rollers to keep the movement lively.
#19 Chestnut Flip-Out Bob
This cheeky flip-out bob features a warm chestnut color and layered ends styled outward for a playful retro twist. A deep side part and soft fringe bring attention to the cheekbones. Perfect for women with finer to medium hair who want volume without too much effort. One thing to keep in mind—those flipped ends look best with a little blow-drying or a flat iron, so it’s not quite wash-and-go, but it’s still low effort overall.
#20 Toffee Waves with Curtain Fringe
Mid-length and full of bounce, this cut features loose, tousled waves and curtain fringe that blend effortlessly into soft layers. The toffee brown base is lifted with subtle lighter ribbons that catch the light beautifully. It’s an approachable shape for square or heart-shaped faces and medium-density hair. It’s super wearable day to day, but if your hair lacks wave or bend naturally, it might take some hot tools to mimic the movement shown here.
#21 Chocolate Walnut Long Shag
This long shag features a chocolate walnut base with dimensional highlights and lived-in texture. The curtain bangs blend into soft cascading layers that frame the jaw and collarbone. It’s a fantastic shape for oval or round faces and works well with naturally wavy or thick hair. You’ll love how low-maintenance the waves are—just a bit of curl cream or sea salt spray does the trick. The only caution: it can feel heavy if your hair is super thick and not texturized enough.
#22 Golden Autumn Swoop
Golden tones and swooping layers give this long cut a fresh, seasonal glow. The layers are concentrated around the mid-lengths and ends to prevent heaviness, while the soft side fringe adds lift and structure to the face. A flattering option for those with oval or long face shapes and medium to thick density. It does need a bit of styling effort to hold the layers apart, especially if your hair is pin-straight, but the payoff is tons of movement and bounce.
#23 Maple Bob with Textured Ends
A short, structured bob with rich red maple tones and feathered ends, this look balances polish with movement. The soft fringe hits just below the brow line, perfect for pairing with glasses without overwhelming the face. This is an excellent choice for finer hair textures—the slight bevel at the ends gives the illusion of more volume. On the downside, it will need regular reshaping to maintain that clean silhouette.
#24 Cinnamon Swirl Side Bangs
Soft cinnamon-brown tones with subtle blonde ribbons give this long layered cut warmth and depth. The side bangs are texturized and light, blending beautifully into voluminous, round-brushed layers. This cut works beautifully for women with medium to thick hair and oval or heart-shaped faces. The style gives fullness and softness around the cheeks and chin but may require blow-drying and a round brush for that lift and separation. Great for adding body without going short.
#25 MapleMane Hairstyle
With deep maple red tones and dimensional layering, this long hairstyle feels rich and seasonal without being overstyled. The long curtain fringe blends into cascading waves, which add softness and shape around the cheekbones and collarbone. Great for medium to thick textures and oval face shapes. The color is a showstopper, but reds fade quickest—so a good color-safe shampoo is a must. Ideal for anyone wanting a romantic fall look with a little edge.
#26 CiderCurl Hairstyle
Bouncy and defined, these shoulder-length cider curls are layered to give the perfect mix of shape and volume. The color blends rich cinnamon and deep brown for a dimensional fall tone that catches the light beautifully. This cut enhances curls from root to tip, especially for 3A–3B textures. It’s not for the wash-and-go crowd—you’ll want to invest in hydrating creams and diffusing. But the payoff is a sculpted, fall-ready curly look with major impact.
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