To maintain, I would tilt towards hydrating glosses such as the dpHUE Gloss+ in Medium Brown to keep the brown base rich and still maintain the caramel notes. Frequent trims are used to make highlights look fresh and avoid dulling the effect of the dry ends.
This, to me, is one of the best winter looks since it is not only luxurious but can be worn. Chocolate shades are warm and decadent, whereas caramel accents provide that touch of whim.
It is a color that cuts across the eras and the moods- it is ideal whether you are a fan of daring tendencies or more traditional style.
Fiery Copper Red Waves
This copper undertoned red is blazing but graceful. It is bright enough to be noticed, yet with the richness of a ginger-themed palette that is so flattering to dark skin. The gentle waves provide movement that adds more luster to the color and the entire appearance of the work appears warm and glamorous.
Reds need special attention and I trust the Aveda Color Conserve to preserve the color. Their color disappears quicker than the majority of tones, therefore, investing in color-safe routines is a must.
To me, this colour is brash yet celebratory. I had a similar shade of auburn last winter and felt immediately happier when wearing it-as though I had a small firelight in my hair. It was a perfect match with gold jewelry, warm sweaters and even red lipstick.
This is the style of anyone who wants to shine bright in the days that are short and the nights are long.
Cherry Cola Highlights
Cherry cola and black cherry streaks and dark sleek hair are mysterious and modern. The red ribbons are dramatic in a subtle way and they frame the face and the dark base keeps the entire style down to earth. It is fun and fancy-the type of outfit that is not too warm or too cool in winter.
To keep the hair multi-tonal, I would suggest that one switches between moisture treatments and color protecting shampoos. The Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! mask is a magic potion that keeps the hair shiny and healthy.
I like the way these streaks reflect the light-they are neon signs in the sky in winter. It is lightweight enough to wear every day, but when in the right light, the highlights will be visible.
This is one of those colors that demonstrates that both short and long hair can be colored in an equally powerful way. These highlights are the ones to go in case you are not ready to make a complete transformation.
Soft Chestnut Layers
This short-sleeved top in the chestnut and light brown color is modest but admittedly stylish. The layers outline the face with a faint golden light, and it is the type of winter appearance that does not demand attention but always draws it. It is lightweight, classy, and can be worn on the casual days and even on more formal evenings.
In order to preserve this smooth texture, I will suggest Oribe Gold Lust Nourishing Oil, which does not flatten the natural motion but preserves the shine.
This is my favorite color to play with the light. It is one of those colors that will be cozy at brunch, yet glamorous at candlelit events. It takes me back to winter walks when the sun strikes at the right time.
Caramel Swirls on Curly Hair
This style has defined curls with caramel highlights that provide this style with texture and radiance. The ribbons of warmth are brought out with the dark base, which is contrasting and dimensional and makes the curls even more full. It is a contemporary version of traditional brown curls with fun streaks that are party-like.
Curls grow well when moist, and I would suggest Camille Rose Curl Love Moisture Milk. It also makes the strands bouncy and does not break easily, something that is of great concern during winter.
It is one of those looks that comes alive. Each of the curls is a feature of its own, and I cannot help but envision how beautiful it will be when combined with the bright winter coats.
Short Red Wine Waves
This is a romantic short cut in the rich red wine tones. The color is rich and has slight violet undertones, which are just ideal to add warmth in the cold months. The waves give the style a body and character such that the entire style appears sophisticated and youthful.
Red color must be taken care of regularly, and I would recommend the Joico Color Infuse Red Shampoo- it keeps the color bright and does not fade.
In my case, it is always an instant mood-lift in red. It possesses that main character flair, and makes even the most basic of outfits a statement of its own.
Milk Tea Blonde Glam
This long curvy appearance is a diversion of the creamy milk tea blonde with dark roots which provide a balance and depth. It is dreamy, as a winter latte in hair form-soft, sweet, yet admittedly high-end. This contrast is beautiful on dark skin and it gives warmth to the skin.
To maintain this tone, I would be inclined to purple shampoos such as Fanola No Yellow to counter any brassiness.
Once I tried a similar shade during winter, it seemed like I wore the sun. It is surprisingly easy to wear with neutral makeup and soft and comfortable knits.
Golden Auburn Waves
These long, voluminous waves are of a luxurious mixture of auburn and honey brown. It is full and golden and does not overwhelm the natural base, ideal in winter when a bit of warmth is a lot.
The advantage of this type of mixture is that gloss treatments can be done every few weeks, which renews gloss and maintains the red and honey undertones.
I love the way this appearance is classic and yet fashionable. Auburn is always a touch of fire, and with honey notes, it is winter warmth in a bottle.
