Fantasy tones like this will fade, but there is a way to preserve them: Overtone Rose Gold Conditioner is my ride-or-die when it comes to staying power, even when you do not want to recolor your hair that often.
This color addresses a more light-hearted fall feeling, more of fresh starts, rather than complete changes. It has a bit of a vintage vibe, a bit of a K-beauty vibe and remains wearable in real life.
Frankly speaking, whenever I encounter this tone in the street, I turn away. It is that sort of pretty.
Spiced Tangerine and Bold Ribbons
Okay, so you are serious about glowing this fall, then this spiced tangerine color with thick honey ribbons is the one. It is full bodied, spicy in the best sense and the warm caramel strands prevent it being too loud. It is big, particularly when it is done up in those fluffy soft curls of the 70s.
It is definitely a salon color, so do not do it yourself, as those undertones will go brassy in a heartbeat. I would use Kerastase Chroma Absolu as a color treatment, which makes hair stronger and adds the post-salon slip.
This color makes me think of autumn leaves and daylight savings time, it is bold, somewhat nostalgic, yet completely contemporary. And the contrast at the front is something that makes your bone structure pop.
Not everyone can wear it, but once you are ready to change it and say, I am at my element, this is your statement shade.
Butterscotch Blonde Root Shadow
We must mention this butterscotch melt, it is creamy, warm and has a root shadow which makes everything look planned. The combination of medium golden shades and honey-beige background makes it deep, yet not sharp. It is cool and low-key, the kind of blonde that you can grow out and still look put-together.
Not a secret, but the most important thing here is hydration. I would grab Virtue Recovery Conditioner – particularly when you are curling or using heat tools frequently.
This tone is just right in between seasons, when you need something lighter, but not bright. I went through this very same tone last October and it went with literally everything- camel coats and matte lipstick days in particular.
When you are at the bronde/blonde crossroad, this is your time.
Wheat Blonde Autumn with Earthy Texture
It has a natural beauty to this textured, wheat-toned blonde, it does not try to be shiny or overdone. The golden-beige combination is slightly raised around the face to reflect the soft light and the overall effect is unfinished in the most desirable manner. It is the type of color that you do not have to work to get.
Most days, you can forego the heat tools, hence the reason why it is so compatible with a lived-in cut. To revive the shape in the middle of the week, I would spray some R+Co Balloon Dry Volume Spray at the roots.
This hair tells me that she is in her neutral period, it is not too loud, it is not too much, but it has presence. And is not that the finest sort of beauty?
This could be your choice when you adore tonal dressing, fall tailoring or something classic yet edgy enough.
Buttery Apricot Blonde to Glow Up Cosy
It is a warm take on classic blonde because of the apricot-blush tone that almost exudes fall comfort. It also appears particularly dreamy when combined with soft waves and slightly face-framing layers, which is what gives it that Pinterest-approved, lived-in quality. The deep richness of the base mixes perfectly with lighter ends, so it never feels flat, rather, it reflects light with each movement of your head.
Such color requires additional moisturizing, and when the air becomes crisp. I would alternate it with Redken All Soft Heavy Cream mask once a week and dry shampoo would be your new best friend, the less you wash, the more color lasts. Extra points to sleeping on a silk pillowcase to keep it all frizz-free and soft.
This voice is so deliberate and female. It’s one of those colors that makes you want to pull on an oversized sweater and walk into a bakery like the main character you know you are. I also adore the fact that it is multi-purposeful, it can be worn with denim, camel coats, or even bright lipstick.
In case you want something that lies in between fun and classic, this could be your fall color soulmate.
Which one is calling your name then? Feeling a warm copper glow, a hint of blushy blonde, or a daring golden glow, the fall palette is not boring at all. I am convinced that a hair color change, even a minor one, can be the refresh you did not know you were in need of. It is not about following the trends; it is about discovering the shade which makes you feel a bit more like yourself.
This is your cue to text your colorist, screenshot your favorite or simply save this post until the time comes. Fall is the season of change, your hair should not be left behind.
