I always thought that copper hair is a personality in itself as it shines in different colours, according to the light and the mood. In order to maintain that glow, I suggest Davines Alchemic Shampoo in Copper; it does not over-tint but adds richness. And yes, even if you are not the kind who is much concerned with hair care, this shade will make even the slightest effort worth it.
The reason why I love such a shaggy style is because it suits pale skin and makes it look so pretty it has those golden tones that make you feel warmer in the colder months when most people have lost their summer tan. It is vibrant, energetic and somehow homesick, like your best 70s album playing in the middle of the winter afternoon.
Bronze Money Piece with Espresso Waves
It is the sophisticated look with a twist. Dark espresso roots fall in waves of rich full bodied waves, and the bronzed money piece brings highlights and brightens the face in the most flattering manner. It is daring, shiny, and, at all, completely applicable to real life. I consider it one of the best concepts to brunettes that have money pieces and wish to add some depth and drama without being full-on contrast.
In the words of celebrity stylist Chris Appleton, face-framing also puts emphasis on other areas of work such as instant contour – they bounce the light where you want the eye to go. I couldn’t agree more. Keep it paired with a side-parted blowout or loose, voluminous curls to have that final high-gloss inspo moment.
When your hair is prone to getting dry with the cold weather seasons, apply some drops of the Moroccanoil Treatment Original upon the styling process, which is my winter go-to product that keeps my hair shiny and sleek.
Chestnut Auburn Layers with Curtain Bangs
Any lover of gentle volume and romanticism will find this one a dream. The stratified auburn-chestnut hue is sportive with the light, revealing glimpses of copper and gold. The banging of the curtain brings it fresh and modern – eyes are framed beautifully and there is that touch of blown by the wind. It is a lovely brunette warmer-up-yet-still-gorgeous-and-natural idea.
I prefer to switch hydrating masks with shine treatments to keep that touchable softness, the L’Oréal Professionnel Metal Detox mask keeps the tone pure and free of dulling deposits.
I associate this color with crackling fireplaces and knitted sweaters, warm, inviting, and slightly upscale. It is one of those trends of 2025 that is so easy to fall in love with, since it is such an easy flattery, in particular with the red dark hues of brunettes.
Caramel Ribbon Balayage
This style is subtle but eye catching with caramel ribbons interwoven into a foundation of deep mahogany brown. It is smooth, tactile, and the type of tone that develops into a beautiful one—ideal as long as you prefer something less fussy. I would describe it as the most recommended go-to style to get hair ideas that brunettes would be willing to get highlights on and still give it that depth and sophistication.
To maintain it, I would suggest a new gloss every six weeks. Redken Shades EQ in Caramel Glow, is a good one to try it gives the right amount of shine without the brassiness.
I immediately imagine late-winter sunsets when I see this tone; that combination of gold and cocoa coming together. It is so easy to make and looks classic and always cool, such as what you would find on a model who is off duty.
Soft Amber Curls
This will make your heart melt in case warmth and volume are your love languages. It is the just the right amount of red and brown that makes these fluffy amber curls feel non-specifically flattering universally. It is full, romantic and offers that just-stepped-out-of-a-studio glow. In winter hair colors auburn this shade is a combination of golden and copper, so harmonious that it appears as having been kissed by the light, even in mid-December.
This shade is always one of those that goes perfectly well with winter fabrics: cashmere, lace, even wool coats. In order to make the curls not hardened, I prefer Ouai Curl Crème; everything is soft and moveable.
The best thing about this appearance is that it is very lively. It is providing tenderness, gentleness and assurance in the same breath – the best of classic and contemporary radiance. An actual trends 2025 candidate when one wants to appear as though they oozle them.
Mahogany Velvet Waves
It is the epitome of quiet drama, a rich mahogany auburn that shines gently in the low-key light. The sleek, lengthy waves provide it with that expensive brunette touch and the smooth dimension maintains it fresh and modern. It is ideal when one wants to have the ideas of making brunettes that make them look rich but not reddish. Imagine warm hi-tech – the type of hair color that leaves heads turning without a sound.
This tone is successful in cold weather when natural light is softened, the deepening of the reflections in the color are active. I use Kerastase Discipline Fluidissime Spray to keep that silky texture. It is heat resistant, but with the surface being extremely smooth.
When I had a similar tone one winter, everyone kept on asking me what shampoo I was using, but it was neither heat protection, hydration, or a weekly gloss, it was consistency. The payoff? A shiny finish that appeared freshly blown-out each day.
Burnt Honey Auburn
Warmth were blue. Burnt honey auburn is a cool mix between amber and copper, it seems to be winter sun shining through the window of a cafeteria. It gives a shine to a pale skin and also heats up an olive skin. The loose, natural curls provide the shade with motion and make it live like it is lit inside.
Care To keep the brass away and that honeyed look, use Joico Color Balance Shampoo on reds; it keeps the brasses at bay and contributes to that honeyed look. Tracey Cunningham, a celebrity colorist, refers to it as the approachable red – it is bold but not aggressive, confident yet gentle.
