Before you know it you'll be swapping sarongs for sweaters, espadrilles for duck boots, and sun-kissed highlights for more seasonally appropriate shades. To help you get a jump on your new color way, we asked a few celeb colorists for their best bets for fall.
To adapt your summery surfer girl look for cooler climes, celebrity colorist Kim Vo suggests going slightly darker with a shade somewhere "between beach-y blonde and brunette." Think Gigi Hadid's warm blonde mane. He suggests asking for "golden highlights like the autumn leaves."
Go for a pop of color on your head with a rich red shade, like the one Emma Stone is sporting. "It's easy to transition brunettes to this color if they are looking to brighten it up for fall," says Vo. To get this red right, ask your stylist "to add warm cinnamon tones" to your hair.
While Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman inspired some to hit the gym, her enviably mahogany mane is way more attainable. And Vo adds a great option for natural brunettes wanting to "enrich and spice up their color." Deeper tones like nutmeg will take basic brown from so-so to sultry.
Warm Chocolate
Warm Chocolate
Looking for something a bit more offbeat? Consider primary colors, says Josh Wood, Redken Global Color Creative Director. "I see the softer more pastel tones getting stronger and more bold." Beyond the pale, these eye-catching tones are "bolder and more expressive" and the next evolution in pastels.
Now is the time to consider going prematurely grey, according to Wood. He cites an increased demand for shades from dark slate and charcoal to pale silver and grey platinum. "There is something very contemporary about a grey hue.
Refresh your by-now-brassy highlights by brightening them up. Set against a pale ashy tone, says colorist Sharon Dorram, this blonde on blond look is a softer alternative to "played out" double platinum process.
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