14. Deep Burgundy
For something a little bolder, deep burgundy is your answer. This rich, wine-colored shade is dramatic and beautiful. It works well for those with darker hair who want to add a touch of color. Burgundy adds a touch of edge but still feels very fall. Keep up with root touch-ups to maintain that vibrant look.
13. Caramel Highlights
Not ready for a full color change? Caramel highlights are the way to go. These warm, golden streaks add brightness and dimension to darker hair. They mimic the look of sun-kissed hair but with an autumn twist. Caramel highlights are super flattering and low maintenance. Ask your stylist for balayage for a soft, blended look.
12. Auburn Spice
Auburn spice is like a warm hug for your hair. It’s a mix of brown with red and orange undertones, just like your favorite fall drink! This color is incredibly versatile and can be adjusted to suit many skin tones. It feels cozy and inviting. Use products designed for red hair to maintain its spicy vibrancy.
11. Honey Blonde Balayage
Blondes, don’t worry, there’s a fall trend for you too! Honey blonde balayage adds warm, buttery tones to your blonde base. It’s softer than summer blonde and blends beautifully. This style is great for adding dimension without a harsh grow-out line. Protect your color from heat styling to keep it looking fresh.
10. Cozy Cinnamon
Cinnamon hair color is another delightful fall option. It’s a warm brown with subtle reddish-gold tones, like the spice itself. This color is rich and inviting, perfect for cooler weather. It suits a variety of skin tones and adds a lovely glow. Use a shine spray to enhance the warm tones in this color.
9. Toasted Coconut Balayage
This trend brings a bit of summer warmth into fall. Toasted coconut balayage features darker roots that fade into bright, almost white ends. It gives a high-contrast, beachy vibe that still feels right for autumn. This look works best on lighter hair bases. Achieving this look often requires bleaching, so be sure to condition deeply.
8. Soft Black
Soft black is a subtle shift from harsh black. It has warmer undertones, making it less severe and more natural-looking. This color is sleek and chic for fall. It’s a great option if you want to go dark but avoid a flat, inky look. Adding subtle dark brown lowlights can give it extra dimension.
