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- 30th Apr 2025
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The spring 2025 hair trends to refresh your look at this Newcastle hair salon
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Looking for a fresh new vibe this spring? ÂPRE Hair Concept is your Newcastle hair salon for sustainable, high-fashion hair with a laid-back, luxurious twist.
This isn’t just a hair salon – it’s about the whole experience. With a focus on holistic haircare, inclusivity and serious style, ÂPRE is where self-expression meets self-care. Plus, with their commitment to sustainability and creating a safe, welcoming space for all, you’ll leave looking amazing and feeling good.
The ÂPRE team are the hairdressers in Newcastle to help you find your new look, and with 2025 hair trends now in full force, now’s the time to switch it up.
Think buttercream blondes for a soft, sun-kissed glow, choppy bobs for an effortlessly cool edge and modern beachy waves with a new modern twist.
So, whether you’re craving a big change or just a subtle spring refresh, we caught up with the ÂPRE Hair Concept team who have the skills and the vibe to make it happen.
Want to know more about ÂPRE? Read our full feature here.
HLN TOP TIP: ÂPRE Hair Concept is kindly offering our readers a discounted scalp and hair health analysis for just £15, redeemable against products. Plus, enjoy 25% off four treatment courses by mentioning ‘High Life North’ when booking.
GHOST WAVES
“Say hello to spring’s softest style – ghost waves. This barely-there wave is all about effortless texture and a subtle ‘S’ shape,” says hairstylist Jamie. “It’s the updated take on beachy, boho vibes – but with a more natural, organic twist. Created using GHD Chronos Max straighteners, finished with Glossy Nectar and Boho Pomade for that rich, healthy shine and perfectly ‘undone’ look”
LETTERBOX BANGS
“Fringes are still a total vibe this season – especially these piece-y, eye-skimming bangs that frame the face like a dream,” says salon owner and chief hairstylist Matty “Perfect for both short and long styles, they add instant cool. Matty recommends a quick shape-up every three–four weeks to keep them looking fresh.”
MUTED COWGIRL
“We’re waving goodbye to bright cowgirl copper and saying hello to muted cowgirl – a softer, golden-blush copper with natural depth,” says junior hair stylist Evie. “Think strawberry blondes and sun-kissed brunettes. Created with Oway’s ammonia-free Hcolour range, this tailored tone delivers shine, vibrancy and hair health, all in one.”
PEACHY HAIR
“Peach blonde is back again this year and we’re still obsessed,” says Matty. “This sweet mix of peach and apricot tones gives a playful seasonal pop without the commitment. It fades beautifully back to your original blonde, making it ideal for spring experimenting. For longer-lasting results, pair it with the our colour protection range.”
BUTTERMILK BLONDE
“As seen on Molly-Mae – buttermilk blonde is the 2025 ‘it’ shade,” says hairstylist Lisa. “With warm, creamy tones and a glossy, dimensional finish, it’s a low-maintenance blonde that still turns heads. Achieve it with a full head of highlights and custom glossing, or try our salon’s ‘Sunset Hour’ mask to enhance your existing blonde with a golden shine.”
THE CUTIE BOB
“Bobs are officially back – and the ‘cutie bob’ is the one to watch,” says Matty. This TikTok-fuelled trend is playful, soft and full of volume. Matty creates softly blunt ends with a flicked-out finish for that effortlessly chic, feminine shape. A touch of Boho Pomade gives it definition and keeps things modern and airy.
So next time you’re looking to refresh you’re look and searching for a ‘hair salon near me’, ÂPRE Hair Concept has got you covered.
ÂPRE Hair Concept, Siemens House, 3 Carliol Square, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6UF
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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