These Are the Coolest Fall Haircut Trends in London, According to Top Hairstylists

You can't deny your intrigue for a cut called the bubble perm. The best part is, this curly-girl cut is all about embracing what Mother Nature gave you. "I believe we are going to start to see more and more people learn how to truly embrace their natural hair shape and texture," Windle said.

The bubble perm is all about taking some of the weight out of a heavy bob, making it easier to manage and embracing your natural spirals. He predicts we're going to start seeing a move away from the "manicured beach wave" and towards celebrating individual curl and frizz. He recommends asking your stylist for a round, layered bob, working with your natural curl pattern to give you the desired shape and texture that also work best with your face shape.

For the brave out there, the '90s boy cut might be for you. "I'm seeing a revival in '90s boy cuts, which are blunt and unlayered," Abergel said. If the idea of it scares you, then one look at how badass Charlize Theron looks with this cut, and you might reconsider. However, there's no denying that this look is major and probably not a style to get on a whim. We definitely advise getting a consultation with your hairstylist beforehand.

If you're looking to try a version of this style for yourself, Abergel has pretty precise tips: Ask your hairstylist for a bob that's brought right up to the temples or the cheekbones. "The back [should be] cut close to the head so that it is nearly an undercut, but you still have length with a feminine edge, thanks to longer pieces which fall around the neck," Abergel said, adding, "I advise making it choppy. Your hairstylist is likely to chop into your hair in a vertical way to take weight off the ends, so that it collapses a little bit more. Leave the edges around the back longer, wispier, and softer, and make sideburns a feature by cutting them in so they frame the jawline and are easily tucked behind your ear."

If low-maintenance is a top priority for you this season, a relaxed, grown-out lob could be the perfect style for you. "It's a hybrid of midlength and an overgrown, longer-length bob. The hair falls around the top of the shoulder blades and is soft and tapered towards the ends, ensuring no harsh lines. The ends of the hair are shaped and feathered to provide that 'grown-out' look whilst maintaining hair health," explained Krysia Eddery, salon owner and Aveda UK colour ambassador.

If you want to try this style for yourself, "explain to your stylist that you would like some longer, soft layers to break up the ends and ensure there is no blunt, straight line," Eddery said. "Ask for some slightly shorter layering around your face to give depth around the front."

Possibly the most slick and modern cut of the bunch is the blunt bob. "This sleek hairstyle is great for women with oval, square, or heart-shaped faces. It's really great on fine hair as it adds volume," said Jason Collier, hairstylist and Sheamoisture ambassador. His top tip for keeping this cut looking super sleek and straight is to finish with something like the SheaMoisture 100% Virgin Coconut Oil Leave-In Treatment ($13) to protect the hair from any unwanted frizz.