You’re going to be seeing chocolate mauve hair everywhere.
A new season is the perfect time to shake things up by refreshing your hair color. If you’re in the market to try something new, take a cue from these gorgeous blonde, brunette, red, and multi-tone hair hues.
Embrace Pantone’s color of the year, Ultraviolet, in a whole new way—with your hair!
This daring color (or rather, non-color!) is light-reflecting, so you’ll definitely be sure to turn heads. But beware: This blend of white, gray, and platinum, this icy shade requires a lot of upkeep.
For this ombré look to work, make sure you have a very subtle, gradual change of color from the crown of your head to the extra-blonde ends.
Salt and pepper hair before you really go grey? Yes, it’s a thing, and yes you can pull it off!
Part orange, part red, this fiery look will make you feel like Princess Merida from Brave.
While this bleached-out color is super hard to maintain, it definitely makes a statement.
This stunning look features shades like honey, amber, and soft brown painted with a balayage technique. “Anyone who wears this shade will definitely feel confident,” says George Papanikolas, a Matrix Style Link celebrity colorist. “They will not only have a beautiful color but it’s ever so subtle when it grows out so you don’t have to worry about harsh roots and high maintenance.”
The unexpected combination of brown and light pink has been one of the trendiest hues as of late. “This is a great way for brunettes to get a modern take on highlights,” says George.
This soft and all natural look is designed to complement your skin tone, and it’s the perfect hue if you’re looking to make a subtle statement.
This multi-hue look is bold without being as intense as the ultra-vibrant punk colors, says George. Matrix Color Sync Watercolor hair dyes will help you achieve a soft and perfectly blended look.
This softer and lighter blonde shade is the perfect source of contrast for your dark winter wardrobe—plus, it even looks radiant next to paler, wintertime complexions.
No typos here—this is a combination of blonde and bronze, explains Nick Stenson, a celebrity stylist for Matrix Style Link. “On dark hair, this is great for dimension and richness throughout,” the expert says.
Want to experiment with red hues without committing to the maintenance most crimson colors require? This pretty option has got you covered.
Dark brunettes can play with some lightness too thanks to this eye-catching look that features just a touch of golden color.
This unique combination of brown and blonde looks beautiful on everyone. “It fuses the two colors creating a flattering sun kissed end result,” Nick says.
Source : www.womansday.com