I have always believed that caramel highlights are warm, almost as the color of a latte. They are also low maintenance, as they mix well with darker bases. A lightweight serum will help them stay shiny and I do suggest the Invisible Oil by Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser just because of that.
It is the right amount of glitz and glamour to brunettes without being as dramatic.
Modern Chocolate Bob
The dark chocolate bob is clean and slightly rounded and is polished and fresh. It frames the face in a very beautiful way and the overall appearance is chic and minimal. It is one of those shade and cut combinations, which feel strong yet friendly, fitting the winter sophistication.
I have observed that chocolate tones will always remain in fashion as they suit almost anyone. The depth can be maintained with a basic gloss treatment at the salon and it will last the entire season.
The best winter appearances are sometimes the easiest to do-this bob is just that.
Golden Chestnut Ombre
This golden chestnut ombre is a combination of dark brunette roots and shiny caramel ends that provide a natural and warm flow. It is one of those winter hair colors that feel eternal and new at the same time, it is rich but does not appear too heavy. The manner in which the tones fuse together dilutes the entire style.
I have always felt that ombre colors are most beautiful in winter, they grab all the little sunshine and bounce it back with an added warmth. A gloss once or twice a month keeps that golden glow alive and I like Oribe Glossing Mask to make it look even more radiant.
It is an all-time favorite among those who need a cozy but elegant outfit during the colder seasons.
Frosted Rose Glow
Long waves of soft pastel pink flow through, which makes this shade almost fairytale-like. It is soft and yet dramatic, providing a subtle burst of color to the more somber collections of winter. The color is light enough to be classy and light enough to attract attention.
The pastels are also prone to fading and in winter when hot showers dry out the strands. I have been taught that Kerastase Chroma Absolu Masque is a good way to protect the pigment and at the same time feed the hair inside.
This pale colour is like a gentle blush on the hair-romantic, sweet, and all in keeping with the time of the year.
Blonde-to-Rose Fade
This light platinum to rose fade flows smoothly to the tips of pink roses. It is young and cute, and yet classy enough to wear to work or night. The hair has depth and character as the gradient is smooth and fluid.
I adore the way this method makes the natural blonde roots grow in without a sharp line, which makes maintenance easier. A color-depositing conditioner such as Overtone Pastel Pink miraculously maintains the pink bright.
It is the type of fashion that is like a mild shock when shown to be worn under a beanie or a winter hood.
Silver Frost Bob
This smooth silver ball having cold undertones embodies the winter hair colors. It is stylish, smooth, and practical, and can be used with both loose knits or office suits. The silver is cool and refreshing on darker seasonal palettes.
Silver hues are sometimes tricky, so I have discovered that purple shampoos are a necessity to prevent yellowing. One of my recommendations would be Fanola No Yellow Shampoo.
This is the latest style-clean lines, glittering colors, and unlimited style.
Smoky Rose Balayage
The swirls of smoky rose balayage add soft pink touches to a dark base, which gives the entire style dimension and depth. It is low-key and full-bodied, which is why it suits people who would like to be creative without excess. The waves provide further gentleness to the appearance.
I have always liked the way balayage can fit any season, and winter is not an exception. It is important to keep the ends healthy, and Olaplex No.7 Bonding Oil is ideal to keep them soft and shiny.
The combination of cool and fun is what makes this one of the most wearable of the season.
Copper Flame Curls
Copper flame curls are bold and radiate energy and heat that is in stark contrast to the cold background of winter. This hot color is bold and classy at the same time. The waves cause the color to shimmer with movement and transform an ordinary red into a high-profile statement.
I once listened to celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham talk about copper shades as the ultimate power move and I could not agree more. They are demanding and at the same time sophisticated.
This is the red winter shade of everyone who wants to enter the room and immediately possess it.
