A round of applause for hair volumizing powder! Thanks to these lil products, you can add instant lift, body and texture for the days your hair feels a bit… meh.

And they are so easy to apply. Simply lift a few sections of hair (best results on two-day-old hair) spray or tap onto the roots, give it a little shake and tousel and voila! Bouffant hair in under a minute. Check out our roundup below:

30,000 Feet Volumizing Powder by IGK Hair

30,000 Feet Volumizing Powder by IGK Hair kicks ass and takes names. This weightless styling and residue-free spray is perfect to take your flat hair day from 0-100 in a matter of seconds. It comes in a convenient pump-action bottle to minimize spillage and is also vegan friendly, cruelty free with no sulfates or gluten.

£ 22

IGK Hair 30,000 Feet Volumizing Powder

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David Mallett Volume Powder

If you’re looking for Bridgit Bardot hair, the David Mallette Volume Powder has you covered. Even the Australian super stylist himself said, ‘it’s like dusting your hair with 1960s volume.’ Need we say more?!

£ 30

David Mallette Volume Powder

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Bumble and Bumble Pret-a-Powder

This ultimate multi-tasking product has now become a cult favourite within the beauty world. It acts as a styling extender, dry shampoo and volumizing powder all for the price of one. Suitable for all hair types and textures, Bumble and Bumble is also a vegan and cruelty free brand, so this is sure to tick all of your boxes.

£ 23

Bumble and Bumble Pret-a-Powder

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Sexy Hair Powder Play Volumizing and Texturizing Powder

This powder liquefies when sprayed onto the hair, so you won’t have to spend time trying to rub away annoying residue. So, if you want some quick on-the-road oomph that is also weightless, odourless, and colourless – this budget-friendly option has you covered.

£ 16

Sexy Hair Big Powder Play

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Got2b Volumaniac Bodifying Spray Powder

A firm favourite for adding mega volume. Use sparingly and build for big bouffant hair or textured updos. It won’t break the bank either.

£ 14.36

Got2b Volumaniac Spray Powder

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Words By Rosina Findlay

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Bold and statement worthy, the volume trend has marked its territory for the upcoming season. Amongst the numerous trends spotted in the Autumn/Winter 2020 collections, the volumized look has most definitely caught our attention. Who can blame us when this trend screams the classic go big or go home!

Voluminous sleeves

It was only a matter of time before voluminous sleeves returned to the forefront, claiming its place yet again as a stylish go-to. In the Autumn/Winter 2020 show, voluminous sleeves made a strong appearance amongst many of the collections. Roksanda’s orange maxi with oversized ruffle sleeves is one of our favourites along with Richard Quinn’s bulbous sleeved dresses which rock that nostalgic 80’s feel. If you dare for more extravagance, Viktor and Rolfe display a sculptural pink dress that is sure to turn some heads. A bulging sleeve is asymmetrically paired with one of contrasting size, offering a playful approach to volume.

Bubble up

As the colder months approach, this trend offers a practical yet stylish option for the upcoming season. The catwalk featured an array of enveloping garments with outerwear and dresses offering a bubble-like protective layer. This was a strong look in J.W. Anderson’s collection consisting of spherical silhouettes inclusively wrapping around the body. At Halpern, a dress of explosive colour engulfs the wearer, leaving only the front of the legs visible. Marine Serre took the inclusive look even further with black puffy outwear that conceals around the head; practicality at its best.

Exaggerate the Hip

The Autumn/Winter shows saw an extreme exaggeration of the hips; Area and Moschino being two of the houses that utilize the look. To say that Area’s jackets and dresses accentuate from the waist would be an understatement. Area has pushed hip volume to the extreme with a bulging heart shape that protrudes from a nipped waist. Moschino similarly presents an array of long-sleeved dresses that encompass an umbrella effect around the hip. Paired with knee-high boots, we love how Moschino has merged the traditional with a modern 2020 twist.

Ruffled Volume and Tulle

When we think of tulle it is almost impossible for the words ‘puffy’ ‘big’ and ‘Molly Goddard’ not to spring to mind. We can always rely on Goddard to present some extravagant tulle pieces on the catwalk and for Autumn/Winter 2020 they are voluminous and bold yet still retain that delicate quality. A red dress consisting of ruffled tulle expands outwards and is layered over a jumper for a more casual look. We love how Goddard has paired a sense of volume and extravagance with a staple jumper. At Louis Vuitton, ruffles can also be seen amongst skirts and dresses, the sheerness of the fabric lending itself to layering. Ruffled skirts and dresses can be paired with a sheer trouser as seen in Louis Vuitton or with a checked trouser from Molly Goddard, creating a subtle layered look that is versatile for every season. Words by Brooke Savino

Graphics by Georgia Walters

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