Bronde:
This low-maintenance, soft blend of blonde and brunette is primed to be huge for fall. Look for terms like “light neutral brown” on at-home box kits, and then use a highlighting kit to add contrasting pieces all around your head.
Honey Blonde:
If you’re not ready to go dark for fall, but you don’t want your blonde to be as bright go for a gorgeous honey-blonde hair color. Look for terms like “medium honey blonde” on at-home box kits.
Buttery Blonde:
If you’re blonde but want to change it up and still feel blonde go for a color that’s light with golden, buttery tones. Look for terms like “honey blonde” or “light buttery blonde” on at-home box kits.
Burnt Auburn
Auburn hues are always a shoe-in for fall, but this season, due in large part to the moody, coppery curls Rhianna has been sporting all summer, a darker, more dramatic approach is the way to go.
Champagne-y Red
If you’re a darker blonde and want to see how you feel as a sexy siren try champagne-y red shade. Look for terms like “copper” and “strawberry” on at-home box kits.
Cool Chestnut
If you want to stick with being a brunette but want to mix up your look — or you’re a blonde and want to go a little darker— opt for a light chestnut brown. Look for terms like “light chestnut brown” or “medium brown with golden tones” on at-home box kits.
Single-Process Brunette
Even with the seemingly endless list of color techniques that exist today, don’t forget the power of a single-process dye job—particularly in a blackish-brunette hue. It’s classic and striking all at once.
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