Long blonde hair has always been associated with femininity, grace, and elegance. Delicate looks with long layers, flowy curls or unique braided elements are the exclusive prerogative of women with long hair. Look through the most stylish long blonde hairstyles and haircuts and draw inspiration for your flawless everyday looks and exciting events!
This gorgeous blonde hairstyle will surely grab everyone’s attention! We love this incredible volume and dimension, as well as the shine the hair radiates. Sweep your mane to one side to bring more movement to the layers.
Are you looking for a way to give your hair a more glamorous look? These beachy, voluminous curls will help you transform into a real Hollywood star! To achieve these beautiful wavy locks, use a flat iron or a wand and fix the result with a spray. Voila, and you are ready to receive your Oskar!
If you are not attracted to the idea of creating a traditional blonde balayage, try this warm blonde with a sun-kissed brown underlayer. Looks very natural and is extremely low-maintenance.
How about getting the illusion of extremely blonde-looking hair without coloring the roots? This style is an excellent example of such a dyeing job, just make sure your ends are fully dyed. Go in for touch-ups every three to four months to maintain color richness.
If you have thick hair, you should know it doesn’t like going short. With extra long wavy strands, your mane will look truly voluminous and textured. Add blonde face-framing highlights to contrast your tanned skin tone and brighten up the face.
Blonde hair doesn’t have to be platinum to be pretty; this rich sandy shade is luscious! Paired with a one-length cut, the color with subtle highlights provides beautiful minimalism. Girls with thick hair often choose to break up the weight, but there’s nothing wrong with flaunting fullness.
This layered wavy haircut featuring curtain bangs and creamy blonde color generates a perfect summer vibe. Face-framing bangs and locks soften your facial features and make this style look more feminine and appealing.
White blonde hair color is not a low-maintenance one, as using a toner to keep hair cool and bright is a must. However, if you keep the root defused, you can expect a softer grow-out that and won’t require regular color touch-ups.
Waist-length hair may look flat when straight, but soft waves and blonde highlights will help you escape this impression. Style an off-center or side-swept parting for added volume and body to your hair.
A mix of tones in vertical lines plays up the softly feathered ends of this layered look. Style with a large round brush for a smooth surface with flicked tips. For blondes, the juxtaposition of a few lowlights can make hair look brighter overall.
Cool blonde shades work well on both straight and wavy hair. However, if you have long fine hair, waves will be a better option, as they are made to show off the beautiful blonde dimension. Ideal for an olive or fair skin tone.
The long strawberry blonde locks look best on ladies with warm skin tones. With this bright, sunny hue, even the simplest haircut will become a real masterpiece, especially if the strands are curled at the ends.
You can wear this hairstyle to a red carpet, as it looks absolutely stunning! Light ash brown hair enhanced with a cool ashy blonde shade looks chic and highlights hair texture and thickness. Don’t forget to wash your hair with blue shampoo to maintain the healthy look of your strands after coloring.
This platinum blonde hair is a style that can go with any outfit on any occasion. Thanks to the shadow roots, this ‘do is quite easy to manage and maintain. Yet, don’t forget to use a purple shampoo when washing your hair to keep the shine and brightness of this shade.
We are crazy about layers, and you will do the same after seeing this stunning hairstyle! Wispy bangs bring delicate yet tempting vibes to the look. Besides, this haircut will soften your jawline, which is essential for ladies with a square face shape.
There are so many shades of blonde you can experiment with, but the choice of the coloring solution matters a lot too. Highlights started from the mid-shaft of your hair allow growing your locks without worrying about monthly salon visits. A truly chic and low-maintenance hairstyle!
Long blonde haircuts like this will definitely refresh your look! The sandy blonde balayage creates a soft transition from the natural brown shade and complements the medium skin tone.
Want to look both put-together and easy-going? Try a crisply parted one-length cut. Dividing hair in the middle provides appealing symmetry and neatness. It also gives us laid back, flower-child associations, especially when combined with a wheat blonde color and loose curls.
Long wavy strands and the bright blonde hue work hand in hand to create a head-turning look. Just don’t forget to pick the shade that will match your skin tone; otherwise, it can ruin the impression of your new fashionable long blonde hairstyle.
In some cases, long fine hair may appear limp or stringy, but a layered haircut helps keep weight at the ends where you need it. Textured strands and a good blowout will bring more movement and volume to the locks. Not to mention the striking impact of white blonde shade paired with dark skin tones.
Buns can interchangeably pair with a sweat suit or a formal dress. This bun is accented with a large finger wave that blends into it. It’s a lovely idea of a wedding hairstyle, especially for blonde hair that’s monochromatic or spiced up with subtle highlights.
What sets this lustrous wavy hair apart, is the different highlights of blonde. The hues blend from darker to lighter and radiant to create a wonderful dimensional mane that looks equally awesome in free-flowing styles, half updos and updos.
If your natural hair color is dark, you should be cautious of going too light. Find the right hairstylist to achieve this gorgeous dishwater blonde with vanilla face framing while maintaining the healthy look and glossiness of your hair.
The color, length, texture, and thickness — everything about these long dirty blonde locks with platinum highlights is just perfect! Super trendy, modern, and fascinating look that will turn everyone’s head!
Give your facial features a much-needed emphasis with beautiful honey blonde color. Bronde highlights will be more gentle on naturally brunette hair and will complement neutral skin tones. Catchy and trendy!
Healthy, shiny strands in a flaxen hue are an object of envy for many women. Hand painted brightness that intensifies towards the ends is a great way to achieve it. Pair with a middle part to enhance the flow with soft curtains of face framing layers.
Long blond hair is softened with diffused ends that encourage curl. The platinum shade oozes an icy glow of moonlight. Drying with a large round brush smoothes, adds volume, and gives the tips a slight bend. Safeguard color-treated hair with a heat protectant before styling.
This classy updo is complemented with two braids seamlessly blended into the layered bun. The texture of the braids and twists is accentuated with highlights, and, as a result, we are getting a very sophisticated style that will be wowed in any setting.
Neat meets chic with this style. This ‘do features blonde highlighted hair styled into a fishtail braid with hair wraps on its both ends. The perfectly straightened and expertly braided hair offers a wonderful contrast of textures.
Cool hues like this one have a pearly gloss that lends an air of sophistication to long blonde hair. The sleek low-volume shape and deep undulations provide modern touches to the simple cut. Curl the extended lengths to add shape to those minimal layers.
Pale gold is painted along the face-framing edge of this cute blonde look. Keeping shorter pieces confined to the front—instead of layering throughout—strengthens weight and reduces volume. The sunny hue and center part feel casual and bohemian.
Darker blonde fine hair with flashes of platinum blonde guarantees visual density. The barely-there wavy texture is easy to create without heat tools. After showering, twist strands into a pair of high buns and allow to air dry. Then, let loose and tousle.
If you want your hair to feel youthful, try emulating the pale hues and silky waves of children’s manes. Babylights gradually merge roots into light ends while loose layers provide a blended, indistinct outline. For effortless undulations, twist hair into loose buns and air dry.
Using highlights instead of a single process softens the base color and makes it dimensional. Long blonde hair can be high maintenance, so a low-contrast coloristic solution that requires less frequent touch-ups is helpful. The sweeping side-bang is also undemanding and rarely needs upkeep.
Dark roots are a trendy way to reduce salon maintenance of demanding shades. Blended roots and lengths are well-suited for straight hair that looks beautiful in free-flowing long blonde hairstyles. Finishing with a dab of Argan oil will convey that special gleam to your strands.
Long fair hair doesn’t have to be plain. Mixing chocolatey roots with blonde layers creates a stunning effect. Instead of a gradual progression from dark to light, this application blends high contrast shades through finely woven overlapping highlights and lowlights. Intricacy is emphasized with a sleek finish.
A very long mane—sometimes referred to as mermaid hair—is difficult to grow out, but oh-so lovely, especially in a flaxen tone. To maximize growth, you need to minimize damage, so a subtle color is best. Cute, beachy waves add a free-spirited finish.
A low pony is always encouraged when it’s just “one of those days”. But what about dressing it up? This ‘do shows a simple way of styling a wavy blonde pony by creating a textured short braid right at the base of the ponytail to secure it and blend seamlessly into the style. You can give this ponytail a simple side part to jazz it up or you can pull all the hair in the front straight back. Whatever you choose, you’ve got options!
This cute braided style is known as a fishtail braid. In most cases, you will see a fishtail that is tightly braided; however, this ‘do features a very loose, chunky and somewhat messy braid. It seems that the hairstyle was first planned as a half updo, and then the braider changed her mind and braided the lower section too.
There’s something stunning about extra light long blonde hair. The warm tint of this near-white maximizes shine. When opting for a solo color with very subtle highlights, it’s essential to communicate with your stylist using images, so you know you’ll get exactly what you envision.
Icy blonde on voluptuous curls evokes old Hollywood glamour. If your natural hue is ashy, staying cool when lightening provides the most complementary result. Big coils take some work, so wear them for a while; they make a great base for a second-day updo.
A peachy blonde will make your skin glow even if you haven’t seen the sun in ages. It’s also a breeze to maintain because it works with hair’s natural undertones instead of fighting against them. Wind-blown swirls lend an air of romance to your look.
Dark roots with platinum blonde strands are as edgy as edgy can get! The messy knots arranged along the centre of the head create a sort of a half up Mohawk that looks cute and unhackneyed.
Blonde hairstyles can be complemented with cute headbands. This messy do features cute, loose curls all tucked into different spots at the back of the head to form a “not so organized, chaotic, yet flawless” look. To top it off, the blush pink flower hair accessory blends so well with the light blonde hair.
Every girl loves a little volume, right? This long blonde hair features large barrel curls all over. The curls can be achieved using a curling wand, flexi rods, or a handy-dandy flat iron. This beautiful complex color features a platinum blonde hue, set off with silver strands underneath.
If you’re worried about looking flat, try spicing up your long blonde hair with bangs. The chin-length variety pictured here is quite versatile. They can be easily pinned into up styles or tucked behind the ear. Coffee colored roots are softened with creamy balayage.
Just because you’ve got long tresses doesn’t mean your strands can’t make a statement. Heavily layered hair adds lots of swing and movement, even to straight textures. The natural looking blend of creamy cashew and walnut tones flatters porcelain skin.
A low ponytail almost always adds that pinch of “class” to any outfit. Long blonde hairstyles like this one are extremely feminine and alluring. Divide your hair into two horizontal sections. Gather the bottom section into a low pony. Braid the top section, swirl it into a flower, so that it covers the base of your pony and pin in place. Add some loose waves to the pony to complete the look.
Give your hair buoyant effervescence with a hue evocative of French wine. Achieve pretty coils with a large curling iron. Then, gently separate ringlets with your fingers, instead of a comb or brush. Twist and pin a large section from the crown for a romantic finish.
Welcome a new take on the popular Valentino bubble ponytail. This time we suggest you try a bubble Mohawk. Pair it with the pompadour front to support the height of the Mohawk. As you see, new long blonde hairstyles can be inspired by some hits of the past days.
Okay, and now you only need to decide which hairstyles for long blonde hair you’d like to try for yourself. Feel free to pin the looks you like to have them at hand, and never stop experimenting with new hair ideas!
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