Remember a few years ago, when the rule of thumb was that the darker the hair color, the better? Now, cold tones are gone and warmer tones are on the rise. In a master plan, the emergence of warmer tones in the hair makes perfect sense — and it’s a lot less maintenance than trying to keep the hair cool.
“All hair, regardless of shade, has a natural warm tone underneath the shade we see on the surface,” Shvonne Perkins, master colorist at Madison Reed. “Warmth often reveals itself in the coloring process. Hug a little warmer yellow tones which means you don’t have to fight too hard with the rose water and purple shampoos we swear by trying to become ashes. “
The most beautiful warm shades of this season are being liked by quite a few people. Perkins and Alex Browna famous Chicago hairstylist and salon owner, agrees that we can expect to see a lot strawberry blonde, copperand multidimensional fibers.
If you’re wondering how best to try each color for yourself, Perkins recommends choosing shades of gold or bronze if you have warmer skin tones and purple undertones like mahogany if your skin tone becomes cooler. “As long as you’re adding some dimension with highlights and low light and aren’t too dark or too light, the hair color can be adjusted to match your skin tone,” says Brown. speak. Keep reading for our favorite warm hair colors to add extra shine to your contours.
