When you are ready to go a step further this winter this shade delivers.
Dark Brown with Blonde Ombre
This is a comparison that can never go wrong: dark brown roots melted into blonde ombre. The combination is floral and contemporary, with a slight amount of edge to change with the season.
Such appearance demands bleach on the ends, which means that I would recommend Olaplex to repair and protect.
I have always liked the versatility of ombre, dress it up or leave it casual. It is style without trying too much.
This is one of the best low maintenance concepts in case you would like both deep dark and bright light.
Plum-Tinted Brown Waves
This color is a mix of deep chocolate and soft plum colour – enigmatic, deep and daring. It is an ideal means of adding color without going too far into fantasy.
A conditioner with color such as Overtone Purple is wonderful to make plum shades alive.
In my case, it is smooth and somehow subversive, but that is precisely the kind of energy we need during the winter.
The color is an ideal compromise between traditional and daring.
Chestnut Brown with Layers
Never tiresome, classic, chestnut brown with layers on the face is full, healthy, and can be worn indefinitely. It is natural, flattering and chic.
Once a week, a hydrating mask such as Redken All Soft is used to keep this shade shiny.
It is one of those low-key decisions that will never disappoint you. You are well-dressed, without appearing fussy.
This color is very flattering to brown eyes and it adds natural warmth.
Brown Hair with Copper Hilights
It is a dynamic and fashionable appearance. Brown hair has soft copper hilights, which are a sparkling and moving touch. It is entertaining but not too daring.
To take care of, I would recommend switching between color-protecting shampoo and moisturizing treatments, as highlights can always use additional attention.
This appearance is fresh and vivid to me-winter sunshine peeking through.
An excellent thought when you feel the need to lighten up without all-out dyes.
Mahogany Brown Waves
And here is a better twist: mahogany brown with warm undertones. It is a cozy and luxurious one, which suits the season of layered knits and boots.
This color is a graceful and old-fashioned one, so it is among the most carefree brunettes.
Personally, it is a kind of a fallback when you are in need of something natural yet with some depth.
Certain, cultivated and just plain good.
Brown with Honey Blonde Balayage
To wrap up this set on a sweet note: a dark brown foundation with honey blonde balayage. It is dimensional, cozy and flattering to winter skin tones.
Balayage is also one of the best low maintenance concepts as it grows out naturally.
I have always been attracted to the fact that honey adds softness – they make hair shine naturally.
In case you need a style that is versatile and is also suitable to wear at brunch and a holiday party, this is it.
Feathered Brown Layers with Bangs
This airy bang layered cut is very much of a 70s revival – but with a twist. The feathered ends are soft and pretty with the chocolate brown base adding dimension and bounce.
It is a low maintenance appearance that is suited perfectly with a round brush blowout and a spritz of shine spray.
The style is classic but cool-the type of natural glam you do not need to think about.
Brown Shag with Red Peekaboo
This is a snappy, daring, and unashamed cut. Shaggy brown bottom and red peekaboo hair strands under it provide a slight surprise each time the hair is moved.
