Keeping such curls begins with moisture. It is pre-blowout protection and post-curl shine. My favorite prep is Color Wow Dream Coat for Curly Hair and my favorite finish is Ouai Hair Oil which makes everything silky and smells like vacation in the South of France.
I have a variant of this style that I wore to a wedding and received more compliments than I did on my dress, it is one of those styles that makes you look like you took your time even when you did it 20 minutes before you ran out the door and curled it. The texture and shine take it to the next level of being a simple blonde moment.
And when you feel like you need to become your own silver screen muse (but in a 2025 sort of manner), this is your call. Put on earrings, apply liner, and be ready to turn heads.
Warm Honey Blonde and Blended Roots
This honey blonde color is so naturally uplifted. It was neither gold nor amber, but the perfect mixture of richness and warmth to be both expensive-looking and casual. The roots are softened and subtly darker, which makes the grow-out forgiving and the upkeep more realistic (a major win, especially when fall hits and life picks up speed again).
I would suggest color-safe products to be used with such hues. My favorite now? Pureology Hydrate Shampoo and Conditioner. It keeps tone and provides the type of moisture bounce that displays warm color depth.
The thing that I really love about this color is the way it works with fall fashion. Earthy colors, taupe turtlenecks, cocoa-colored scarves, the hair seems to be created to coordinate with the color scheme of the season. And what is it when your eyes are green, Or hazel? This color makes them stand out in the most delicate manner.
It is friendly, down-to-earth, and romantic, but the PSL of blonde shades, but make it cool.
Face-Framing Blonde Rich Toffee Melt
This is the one that the girls who want that bold, confident hair energy will want, a rich toffee base that melts into face-framing blonde highlights. The contrast is dramatic, but the tones are warm enough to glow on medium to deep warm complexions. That bold money-piece moment adds structure, brightness, and just a touch of attitude (in the best way).
This style is a texture-loving look, so to get the full effect, I would suggest you use a wide-barrel curling iron and a light dry texture spray, such as IGK Beach Club. To prevent the dry-snap feeling, keep the ends moisturized with Briogeo Farewell Frizz Rosarco Milk Leave-In.
I recall the moment I first saw this color combination on a person of a similar skin color to me, it was as though her whole appearance fell into place. It is sculpting without makeup, and styling is easier since the color does most of the work.
And in case your Pinterest board is lacking a little more of this season power blonde, this is the one to bookmark and present to your colorist. Immediately.
Cinnamon Blonde Layers and a Feathered End
Heat to heat, this cinnamon blonde color with feathered, layered ends is the fall fantasy. It is that sort of hair that blows in the wind and is photographed in that early golden-hour light like a dream. The cut is layered and provides the look with volume, but not weight, and the warm copper-gold coloring envelops the entire image in a warm, glowing finish.
This kind of color blends away, particularly when you do not over-shampoo. I would recommend applying Davines Alchemic Shampoo in Golden once a week and adding a drop of hair oil to dry ends when the air becomes crisp. And keep those layers up with a lightweight mousse in case you need it Kerastase Densifique Mousse is a sure thing.
The appearance makes me think of walks in the city with a hot chai latte and a thick scarf, romantic, but not over-the-top. It is perfect to women who desire depth and movement in their hair without entering into the high-maintenance styling.
It is fluffy, it is pretty, it is flirting. And yes, it is very season-approved.
Dimensional Root Melt Soft Blonde Ends
This root melt is all I could want in subtle dimension-it goes from a deep, espresso shade of root to warm, buttery ends that are sun-kissed with ease. The mix is hyper-modern, at least to me and my fellow blonde-seekers who desire low-maintenance blonde but not at the cost of richness. If you’re someone who prefers a bit of contrast, this look is quietly bold.
I would advise to do a gloss every six weeks to prevent the blonde to dull. And–thank you Kerastase Blond Absolu Masque Ultra-Violet, which keeps it all light without turning brassy. I apply it once a week and do not visit the toning sessions at all in some months.
In my opinion, it is the best choice when you have to wait until your next visit to the salon or you are not yet ready to go all blonde. It adds life and form to longer hair without the maintenance of a complete highlight.
It is romantic in its own way. Grab-a-sweater-and-go romantic, like.
Silky Cinnamon Auburn Polished Shine
This is to the warm skin girls who have always wondered about auburn and I say, do it. This color is raw silk: cinnamon with a depth, balanced by warm undertones that go with gold jewelry, fall makeup palettes, and all the lattes you drink. The end result is smooth and there is no frizz or overprocessing.
