To maintain that cool factor between appointments, I normally suggest a purple or blue gloss and my favorite is dpHUE Cool Blonde Gloss+. It is fast, gives sheen and it keeps away that undesired brassiness that creeps in during dry and heated winter months.
This is a classic color, but also somehow cybernetic. It is very pretty with medium to light brunette color and wants to flirt with blond but without being fully icy. I would say it was the best low-commitment glow-up of the colder season.
Caramel Ribbons on Brunette Flow
Breathing soft waves with golden ribbons- this color is all about dimension created by contrast. The foundation is velvety caramel chocolate and warm balayage caramel pieces can be seen flowing through the lengths. This blend provides that lived-in quality that we love in brown hair colors that have highlights winter and when you want to extend your summer glow to those chillier seasons.
Retaining this colour denotes being damp. Moroccanoil Intense Hydrating Mask is something I apply once a week to keep that caramel shine shiny and shiny. The oil enhances life in your hair and particularly when your hair is interacting with cold air and low humidity levels.
This to me is one of the most flattering concepts of brunettes, a combination of lush and luxurious that never seems too polished. It is warm yet assertive, such as covering your hair with a designer blanket.
Golden Beige Bob with Soft Layers
This loosely wavey, golden beige bob is natural and totally casual and still, completely styled. The cozy tones work so well with fair skin and so it is one of my favorite winter fair-skin ideas this winter. The color lies between the bright honey and the dull sand providing that elusive mix of warmth and sophistication.
In order to look after this shade, I use Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother, which keeps flyaways under control, and imparts shine, particularly when you wear it in loose curls. It is perfect when one desires a salon-fresh finish without the day time maintenance.
There is grave French-girl vibe in this colour: it is casual, not-done, and certainly luxurious. It is a winter hair color on brunettes with highlights that you can wear out of the office to a date, and not touch it up at all.
Champagne Waves with Light Dimension
This appearance is pure elegance due to a light sandy root to champagne transition. It is not too ideal but dreamy enough, which is the right choice when one wants winter hair colors with blonde highlights that are best-suited to both warm and cold undertones. The rippling curls produce that glittering edger, fishing up the winter sun in little golden fibers.
Hairstylist Justine Marjan frequently suggests blending tones such as these to provide a natural depth – she describes it as blending luxury with reality and I could not agree with her more. A lightweight leave-in such as Kerastase L’Huile Originale Elixir Ultime will provide instant gloss to maintain the same luminosity.
This is one to be tried by anyone who needs soft glamour. It moves organically out of thoughts about fall into the core of winter, almost as if it were the best mix of hard work and relaxation.
Silver Contour Lights
The most far-out interpretation of the trend – this one is sheer cool-girl. The face is framed by graphite base streaks of silver contours to form a beautiful contrast both dark and bright at the same time. These chunky accents of low light are not just color, but statement-making architecture on your face. Indeed one of the coolest winter hair colors on brunettes at present.
Fanola No Yellow Mask is my secret to preserving the silver-tone to keep such a shine fresh, it removes any dullness and gives a mirror-gloss finish. It is the type of colour that instantly transforms even a plain outfit to something deliberate and bold.
It is to people interested not in a hair color but in identity. It is bold, swaggering, winter-light.
Ash Mocha Glow
Something so placid about this hue–it is as though the winter of hair preserved in hair. The soft brown and highlights winter palette of hair color unites smoky taupe and soft ash colors that play with every wave. It is sophisticated without being overly so, leaning toward both dark and dull bright.
I always have shades such as this moistened with Pureology Hydrate Soft Treatment – it is my winter lifesaver in keeping hair shiny and smooth. Darker colors will dry more quickly in high humidity and this cream will contribute back to gloss and motion.
It is a wonderful tone that serves as a transition between the seasons a palette that is equally appropriate to both the thoughts of fall and winter. It is very simple, elegant, and exactly in keeping with the silent glamour of the season.
