“There’s a strong beauty and confidence that surrounds women who embrace their natural hair texture, but learning what works and what doesn’t can make a world of difference in how enjoyable their morning routine is,” says Anna Peters, Sam Villa ArTeam.

This collection inspired by the idea of a child's dolls left discarded on the nursery floor uses only natural light and no re-touching. International educator Dove Palmer blends crops, asymmetric cuts and textures together with doll like mono-colored hair and make-up to create his first independent collection.

Awe-inspiring texture, big volumen and whimsical shapes all come together for this fascinating collection by Lauren Moser for Hair Lab Detroit.

Projecting the magnificence of the amplification and creation of shapes styled from texture.

"Layers of different textures and mixing fun prints had a strong presence on the runways, which of course will have a major influence on how we play with hair. There will be more artificial texture created with irons, mixed media almost, with braids and twists heightening the effect," explains Anna Peters, Sam Villa ArTeam.

Kelly Angel's hair collection for Craig Chapman Salon presents enhanced shapes and textures to create maxi volumes complemented by softer curls and smooth waves.

The Femme Fatale collection combines distinct textural differences and silhouettes to portray the continual connection of fashion and feminism. It celebrates beauty equality and above all empowerment.

Iterant image of the femme through flashing season, falling star – grasping the peonage of her fitful existence. Strong bold cutting with cascading lines and mutability. Flux movement with serfage mime styling.

2017 British Hairdresser of the Year Sally Brooks is always inspired by people around her and this shoot is no different – Sally chooses her models first before the concept, as she finds a girl’s face and attitude inspiring. Sally designed the whole collection around three girls she met who inspired her.

Graphic and stylized, this collection offers The Beauty Underground’s current thoughts about short hair: there are lines and structure here but the hairstyles are less abrupt and monolithic than crops of the past.