The weather is now cooler, and the days are somewhat shorter, and here our hair is all the place where we want to play with its softness and richness. However, here is the dilemma, how do we add depth and the richness to winter without being too icy and too heavy? That is why soft winter hair colors 2025 2026 comes in, creamy blends, cozy shadows, and gleaming highlights that have a natural and smooth look but are polished. These shades are not about changing radically, it is about how to help brighten your natural look, such as wearing a fancy sweater over your jeans.
Cool Blonde with Lived-In Waves
This appearance is entirely concerned with a creamy blonde which is softened with some darker, rooty undertones. The waves are used to provide motion such that the color is not flat but three-dimensional. It is the type of shade that does not shout at you that it was fresh in the salon but it shouts a subtle style that most definitely suits winter as warmness must be used instead of cutting the edges. Dark backgrounds add a dimension and the mix of colors is much more natural than platinum extremes.
My way of preserving this appearance would include bending over toward moisturizing shampoos such as the Gold Lust Repair and Restore by Oribe. Winter dryness is keen to creep and hydration is needed to make the blonde shades bright. The once per week purple conditioner can also keep the brassiness at bay, especially on top of the cooler makeup tones.
I personally would absolutely love shades as this to be the in-between type of styling, where I would like to look good but not overdone. It is pleasant, easy-going, and sophisticated enough to be used both at holiday parties and at the brunch.
This is perfect in case you are a person who feels uncomfortable with having roots. It is deliberate depth, therefore, it develops outwards and becomes even more attractive over the years. Isn’t that the dream?
Soft Ash Balayage
The tones here are not warm, but rather soft gradients that form that smooth balayage effect that is cool rather than cold. The medium length cut also increases the manner in which light reflects off the color, and it appears denser and more grovelled. It is the type of blonde between high-end editorial and non-exclusive style.
I would suggest that one using balayage have a fortifying hair mask once a week- it makes wonders to keep balayage not looking dry. Because the tone is cool the heat tools are not recommended unless it is applied with protectant; the colors of ash would fade away soon with the stress.
Personally, there is a feeling of inimitable effortless luxury that ash colors provide me. They go well with winter dresses and bare minimal- make-up so the hair does the lion-dance of style.
One celebrity hairstylist by the name Tracey Cunningham once remarked that balayage is worth it because the hair always looks great several months later- it is hair that does not give away your hectic schedule. And frankly, who does not love color which remains stylish without having to touch-up every day?
Dimensional Caramel Highlights
Caramel in winter is so cozy and hair is not an exception. This style combines the pleasant caramel tones on top of a brunette backdrop, which forms stripes of light that encircle the face in a magnificent way. The smoothness is achieved by the evenness of the meltdown of the highlights into the dark part.
Caramel hues may also become brassy and in that case, I would use glossing treatment after every 6 8 weeks. A product such as Redken Shades EQ will ensure that golden tone remains without going into orange.
I have always adored the fact that caramel coloring instantly flushes the skin making it look like I am wearing a warm up bronzer even in the middle of January. They are inviting as going into a warm cafe during a snowy day.
Should you be afraid of going any lighter, caramel ribbons are a non-aggressive option to dip in the waters without being fully committed to the idea of blonde. Imagine it to be a combination of both worlds, the brunette comfort, but not too sparkly.
Modern Face-Framing Layers with Soft Blend
In this case the cut is just as important as the color. The layers are classified in soft curves around the face and the light ones are at the edges of the face and this forms brightness where it is required. It is active without being too dramatic, ideal to all the women who like the volume and movement.
To maintain the appearance, a smoothing serum, such as Kerastase Elixir Ultime, will help to keep those layers shiny instead of frizzy. Since the highlights strike the most on the framing pieces, it would be worthwhile to be extra careful as they would dry out.
I have observed face-framing details similar to these are just ideal in a Zoom or even in a face-to-face meeting, they add the immediate volume where the camera (or human eyes) would automatically feature. It is a little adjustment that makes massive changes.
Colorist Matt Rez is fond of stressing that face-framing shades create the effect of the halo of light and I could not agree more. It is as though the natural light was inherently sunny and made you look fresh even on gloomy wintry days.
Golden Balayage with Soft Ends
In this type, golden colors are used which touch the smooth, rounded ends and are playful yet elegant. It is not the frozen blonde of the years gone by but is, instead, a buttery warmth that is just right with neutral fashion collections. It is flattering especially in winter sun particularly because of the shine in this shade.
Maintaining gold is that it is often said to invest in gold shampoos free of sulfates to maintain a rich rate: Davines Minu Shampoo would be a good product which will keep the tones natural. The reflective finish can be added with a lightweight oil such as the Moroccanoil, particularly at the ends.
In my case, one of the mood uplifts will always be golden shades. When winter depression sets in, a bit of sunshine on the hair comes in handy than you think.
This is the path of you have ever desired blonde with not so cool high-maintenance energy. It is jovial, sculptural, and sprouts more mellow than platinum. And just why not take a little of the gold into the colder seasons?
Feathered Layers with Golden Depth
This style combines face- framing layers with feather framing of the face with golden undertones which merge well with the base that is brunette. There is neither too much warmth nor too much cool in the highlights, and they provide the appropriate amount of liveliness. The strata are a beautiful opening to the face which makes it a flattering light silhouette.
As far as care is concerned, I would suggest the alternation of a repairing mask and a color-protecting conditioner. The Davines Nounou Hair Mask is my own favorite as a product, because it makes the hair have a bounce on the highlighted aspects, which would otherwise begin to appear fatigued in dry winter conditions.
In my case, this color is both lighthearted and down-to-earth. It is not too much but it certainly makes a difference when combined with neutral winter fashion such as black, gray, or cream. It possesses that cool-girl casualness of style and form.
One of the most used phrases of celebrity stylist Chris Appleton is that the movement in hair is no less important than its color, and I could not agree with him. The cut here is played by the color and it forms a sophisticated yet not hard finish.
Silver-Gray Frosted Blend
Silver tones are returning again, however, in winter 20252026, they are more supple than hard. This appearance combines grey-silver accents and a natural brunette foundation and has a frosted and wearable appearance. It is magical because of the shine, which reflects the light as frost upon pine trees.
Silver colors require special attention not to be dull. The purple shampoo is a must-have, and I also would also suggest Kerastase Blond Absolu Cicaplasme, which shields against the heat and environmental damage and maintains the silver coloration.
Silver shades are empowering to me personally. They do not concern age concealment but the adoption of luminosity. They can be dressed in loose waves that make them appear as young as buttery blondes.
Tracey Cunningham who is the one who works with myriads of Hollywood stars has stated that wearing silver is not so much covering up but so much more about making what already exists more beautiful. This look proves it.
Golden Brunette Balayage
We have here a tender brunette foundation fading into blonde golden strands. It is organic but refined, the ideal winter sun color that enhances without making one appear like a high-priced store. The arrangement of the lighter works renders it dynamic so that long layers appear not heavy.
To maintain it, the gold is polished after every six weeks. Redken Shades EQ would be perfect in this case- it will not change into brassy shades and will maintain a smooth transition.
I am fond of the feel of this color, it is outdoorsy, such as a warm sweater and some boots on a snowy day. It is not too polished, yet it appears to be purposeful.
The beauty of this shade is that it is very universal. It suits nearly every color of skin and can be used with casual and dressy dresses. It is a safe but fashionable bet in case you are undecided to go light.
Rich Chocolate with Soft Shine
Chocolate colors are never out of fashion, yet this one is an extra lavish one. It is shiny, multidimensional, and it is cut in a bob, which makes it modern and timeless. The healthiness of the hair is immediately increased and the shade of the hair is soft enough not to be flat.
Dark colors need fewer touch-ups, although they need to be hydrated. I would recommend Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream- it is the one that does not make hair heavy yet provides the sleek look.
In my case, chocolate flavors are like putting on a cashmere turtleneck, it is classy, warm, and perennial fashionable. When you want something simple and yet with a bang, then this is the option to choose.
Hairstylist Justine Marjan frequently mentions that glossy brunettes are stunning under artificial lights, so it makes sense at the time when the holiday parties are coming. It is subtle yet eye-catching in all the appropriate aspects.
Warm Blonde Highlights on Layered Cut
The appearance of this look is the combination of soft golden highlights with medium length cut that has been layered to give it a volumetric appearance. The highlights are also strategically applied on the face, and they do not dominate the natural base color. It is light but light-hearted, an ideal pick-me-up colour in winter.
I would recommend a lightweight mousse such as Living Proof Full Thickening Mousse in order to make the layers bouncy. It adds volume but not crunchy which is perfect with layered fashions.
This type of blonde is the most pleasant shade of blonde, I think as it is welcoming and friendly throughout the seasons, but particularly in winter when the skin should be lightened.
It is the type of color that does not clash with your dress but makes it better, whether you are wearing knitwear or going out on a night date. A real everyday-luxury color.
Golden Beige with Seamless Dimension
This appearance slants towards the wizardry of beige blonde with golden ribbons. The highlights are natural and they are not harsh in contrast and the overall finish is fluid. It is that type of a blonde, which does not seem to be processed, but it rather appears part of your natural palette. The mixture at the roots gives some depth, and the lighter portions of it seem to be glittering softly yet conspicuously.
To ensure such tones do not dry up during cold seasons I would suggest using a mixture of a moisturizing shampoo and a toning one. A personal favorite of mine is Pureology Hydrate run, it is nourishing and corrects tone at the same time.
I have always thought beige shades to be underdog chic of blonde. They are not dramatic but they give a subtle boost to your appearance particularly when they are combined with gold jewelry or knits.
Celebrity colorist Rita Hazan has repeatedly mentioned that beige blondes are eternal as they do not go to the extremes. That suits winter–a little not too icy or too brassy, and harmony.
Frosted Ash Blonde Bob
In this case there is a shorter cut with a strong but smooth shade: frosted ash blonde. The silvery hues are contrasted by the ruggedness of the bob making a rough but comfortable mixture. It is city-like, contemporary and, somehow, a bit adventurous, such as a walk in a winter-city in a stylish coat.
Ash colors must be maintained in order to look bright, thus I would recommend that you apply silver treatment every week such as Fanola No Yellow Mask. It is anti-brass and at the same time doubles as deep conditioning, which works best with shorter cuts that are exposed more frequently to styling devices.
In my case, this color is a scream of confidence. I adore the way it looks combined with winter dark clothes, black, navy, and charcoal, and it picks the entire outfit up in a second. It is strong and yet not cruel.
At one time, Gregory Patterson claimed that ash blonde is a statement as it disrupts the coziness that we all know. During winter that coolness is itself an accessory.
Honey-Toned Balayage Waves
At this point, we can see the presence of honey tones, running around long and loose waves using a subtle elegance. It is not a gluey-saccharine honey; it is refined, plastered through with a brunette base, which makes it too light. It is warm and sunny which winter days tend to be lacking.
Honey highlights will be maintained through a glossing treatment every month. I would suggest something such as the Color Fresh Mask in Golden Gloss available in Wella, which would restore the warmth and at the same time, it would not turn orange.
Personally, I always have been thinking of honey shades as happy hair. They shine in natural light, appear glowing in the house, and feel flattering everywhere. They tame features and leave hair multidimensional.
The best part? Honey shades make a very nice transition to spring. And in case you are in need of a bridge between winter and spring, here it is.
Glossy Chestnut Curls
The tone of chestnut never ceases to amaze and particularly when it is cut in curls. This shade is a blend of the richness of chocolate and a slight shade of coppery tone and it is warm without it being overly red. It is luxurious, glossy and eternal- such as having a hot chocolate of deep richness on a cold and dark evening.
The chestnut is a shade that does well with oil-based treatments. I tend to apply the L’Oréal Elvive Extraordinary Oil- it maintains curls and prevents the brown appearance to be flat.
In my case, the standard movie star shade will always be chestnut. It is versatile, glamorous but not an effort, and is just a great match with winter beauty collections.
I have previously heard on record celebrity stylist Anh Co Tran say that chestnut is a universal crowd-pleaser and that it is so true. It is sturdy, complimentary and ever stylish.
Soft Auburn Layers
This shade has auburn undertones applied over a medium base of brunette, which does not make a loud statement, but more of a warm one. It is not a streak but more of a glow in the auburn making it work even to those afraid of red tones. The layered cut gives the hair a natural movement as it is a dimension.
Even under winter the Auburn shades require additional UV protection to avoid fading. I would recommend the products that have built-in color shields, Aveda Color Conserve is a good choice in this case.
I like auburn because of its changeability in light. It is tender and gentle indoors and fierce and gracious outdoors. It is an innovative color, but not threatening.
It is the type of color that will allow you to give yourself a go-round of your redhead moment in the soft, wearable manner. Who declares that it is impossible to be a bold person soft?
Smoky Root Melt Blonde
This colour is contrasting but not offensive. The more smoky darker roots become soft blonde and the whole appearance is lived in but at the same time uplifted. It is not exactly about perfection but on the natural depth and this is what makes it perfect as a winter wear that does not need much of maintenance.
Root melt blondes ought to be toned, Redken Color Extend Blondage is also a necessity in this case. Balancing the darker top and the lighter ends, it avoids yellowing and, at the same time, the contrast remains fresh.
Personally, I believe that this style is perfect to use during the change of seasons. It is warm enough in winter and is bright enough to anticipate the spring. It is a color that wears well, which is favorable to the hectic life.
Root melts are highly praised by stylist Johnny Ramirez because it lasts, and I totally agree with him on this statement because it is hair that grows with you.
Glossy Espresso Waves
The glossy espresso with slight tinges of darker brown is a polished brunette shade, which does not feel heavy. It puts the face in the proper light to an extent and preserves the richness. Such shade is apparently infinite in its usage, matching both the bright winter lips and the neutral makeup.
Such brunette glosses as these love glosses are Lotion de Perrier L’Oréal Professionnel Dia Light; a stylist favourite that does not change espresso tones to flat. It is a little step, although a big difference, to give oneself a gloss every few weeks.
In my opinion, this color is very sophisticated. It is the hue that can transform a plain outfit into a planned and assembled one. Glossy brunettes have a certain power, which I will never grow weary of.
Tracey Cunningham has frequently pointed out that sometimes it is the glossy brunettes that are more impressive than the blondes through certain types of lights, and I believe she is correct here.
Classic Mocha Curls
Mocha is one of such colors that do not lose their relevance. This one coupled with loose curls blends richness of chocolate with warmer tones that make the hair appear lustrous and thick. It is lavish yet not ostentatious, or even stalemate.
Curls and mocha are better with light oils to keep it glossy and Moroccanoil Light Treatment is the best choice in this case, especially when you want volume but not weight.
In my case, mocha is always soothing. It is the color counterpart of sitting in your like cafe enjoying a warm beverage- cuddly, flattering and continually stylish.
Mocha can be dubbed the brunette of all brunettes by hairstylists, and I concur with that, as it suits all the undertones and it is safe but gorgeous in winter.
Chestnut Brown with Golden Threads
This appearance intertwines the shades of chestnut with a slight touch of the golden shade to produce the effect of the sun-kiss on the skin without making it summer-like, rather, with the warm light in the middle of the winter. The golden threads are used to give the brown an upper hand so as not to appear very thick.
In order to keep the golden accents, I would add a color-depositing conditioner every now and then, such as the Christophe Robinson Shade Variation Care in Golden Blonde. It revitalizes the lines between salon appointments.
I have always liked the effect of a candlelit chestnut shades. They also capture the light in a rather personal and romantic manner, which is ideal during the season of warm dinners and parties.
Chestnut is not particularly the loudest color, but it stays. It is a silent smash-up which is ever complimentary.
Warm Cinnamon Brunette
The deep undertones of cinnamon add a bit of spice to this brunette, and this smooths out the deep foundation and creates motion. The cut is also more effective in the play of light, the layers are falling naturally and reveal the warm tones. It is the ideal color of the person who does not want something caramel and at the same time something darker than the classic chocolate.
The colors of cinnamons dissipate easier compared to darker toned foundations and thus washing with colder water, as well as sulfate free shampoos such as Briogeo, Don’t Despair, Repair would be better.
Cinnamon shades always seem to me to be celebratory. They are cozy, welcoming and possesses a suitable amount of glow to get you through the holiday season into the new year.
Celebrity stylist Matt Rez has often indicated that warmer brunettes immediately lighten the skins, and the shade is an ideal one, bringing life to the complexion, even on gray winter days.
Golden Brunette Balayage
It is a soft color that fuses brunette roots into warm golden strands that reflect the light very well. The balayage will always be easy, and it is especially suitable to winter: not shiny, not too heavy. It is the type of tone that is stunning to wear with warm up knits and winter strolls.
The golden balayage will need to be refreshed with a color-safe gloss treatment every few months, though, to preserve the just-toned feeling: stylists usually suggest Wella Color Fresh.
On a personal level, this shade is associated with the golden-hour light – it is warm, flattering and soft enough to be timeless. It does not raise its voice and demand attention but it is noticed in every appropriate manner.
Buttercream Blonde Waves
Buttercream Blonde is dessert on your head with its soft, creamy, and irresistible hair. This shade is between platinum and honey making it as bright as light blonde without a sharpness. It is flattering with cooler undertones and it would go well with loose waves.
Light blonde hair is also prone to drying down during the winter season and hence the hydrating mask is a must. Kerastase Masque Magistral is a stylist product choice when it comes to buttery textures such as this one.
This color seems to me very festive, it does not seem too bright, but has that bright holiday color. It is awesome and suitable to an individual who prefers a refined yet friendly appearance.
Cool-Toned Ash Bronde
The cool tone shade of ash bronde is the sophisticated version of bronde shades that continue to dominate in 2025. It combines richness of brunette and lightness of ashy blonde, giving it a worn out look of luxury. It is the color of a person who wants to have light blonde hair, and at the same time, needs to be grounded with brunette shade.
Shampoos such as Fanola No Yellow are purple and can be used to keep the tones ashy, and they are wonderful in counteracting brass.
I am fond of this shade because it is not obtrusive. It does not make excessive attempts, it is fashionable, modest and indefinitely versatile. Imagine that it is the haircolor cashmere sweater: quiet luxury at its finest.
Frosted Mushroom Blonde
This is the point where blonde becomes cool and earthy. Combination of beige, taupe, and silvery hues are frosted on the mushroom as it gives the floor a desired grounded and glowing look. It is something quaint, yet pleasant. This type of shade is particularly beautiful in wavy cuts with texture as light is able to capture all the dimension.
Mushroom blonde would get even drier after adding a shade of shine and to avoid this fate the Oribe Shine Light Reflecting Spray which is color safe is the best solution to apply as a topper.
This color personally reminds me of a contemporary fairytale. It is light but cold and thus an adventurous outfit to wear during winter.
Honey Brown Highlights
This last color is a rediscovery of the warmth with the honey-like shades applied on top of a brunette ground. It is subtle, and the honey ribbons even out the face and bring to life the dark colors. It is ideal in case you are in need of something subtle yet desire dimension.
To keep honey warm I would recommend soft sulfate-free shampoo as well as a gloss that is applied every now and then. Honey shades are prone to lightening hence it is important to renew them to maintain the shade.
This colour always reminds me of something, – of sunshine on a frosty morning. It is cozy, welcoming and so comfortable to put on.
Glossy Chestnut with Caramel Dimension
This type of caramel ribboned glossy chestnut is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of soft winter hair colors 2025 2026. The shade is warm, yet still smooth and almost as though it has been intended to give that effect of the golden hour of early winter evenings. The thing that I like about this appearance is that the highlights are not too dark; they are incorporated in such a manner that makes the look to be dimensioned yet the overall appearance is subtle. It is the type of color that causes your hair to look expensive without making too much effort.
The only way to continue with this tone into the colder months is by taking note of hydration. I would opt to use a shampoo such as Oribe Gold Lust Repair & Restore Shampoo, as it helps to keep the hair shiny and does not de-grease the hair. The caramel tones would also not appear brassy by the salon treatment through a gloss treatment every six weeks. The cold winter air also causes the hair to be dull at a quicker rate, this is where shine-booster serums come in.
Much to tell the truth, this is one of my favorite colors, when it comes to the women, who do not want to get into something extreme. One celebrity colorist has stated that soft caramel sounds are best used in and around the face strategically since they shape and lighten naturally and I could not concur any more.
And when you are the kind of individual who wears dark colored coats during the winter season (just like me!), this color of hair is the right contrast. You are suddenly not tired of wearing everything in black, the hair balances you out.
Subtle Mocha Balayage
Mocha tones are something that seems rich and subtle, at the same time. The bridging of the gap between playful and professional is the type of appearance that soft winter hair colors 2025 2026 will offer. It is also low-maintenance with the balayage method and appears styled but the combination of chocolatey roots with a few lighter strands at the ends is ageless. It is that cuddly, as a cashmere sweater in hair.
Delicate appearance is the key of this appearance and this is why you will not desire to over-do it. I tend to suggest air-drying with a leave in conditioner like Kerastase Nectar Thermique Nutritive and only use a curling wand at the ends. It does not make look too done. The thing is that it is better to leave the mocha tones work themselves.
As an individual, I believe that the mocha balayage is the magic bullet to someone who desires his or her hair to appear thicker. The light-to-dark gradient will provide some bulk in the event that your strands are naturally fine. I have used this shade previously, and I always felt that my face became less cold immediately, it is almost a substitute of bronzer.
And do not underrate the suitability of this color to winter makeup fashions. Imagine rosey blush, a swipe of gloss and the entire appearance is pulled together with ease.
Smoky Silver Curls with Depth
The mix of light waves and the dimension of smoky silver color ensures that it is a graceful hairstyle during the colder months. The bottom is maintained dark and the deep-brown roots are a vivid contrast to the silvery lengths. All the curls trap the light and the overall appearance is like the frosty branches on a winter morning. This warmth at the roots and cool metallic colors on the ends is what soft winter hair colors 2025 2026 is all about in my opinion: harmony in the subtleties of contrast.
I would say it is necessary to take extra care of such look as silver color does not last long. Violet shampoo like Fanola No Yellow is used to keep the hair out of the brassiness and nourishing masks are used weekly to ensure the curls do not dry up. This type of defined curl is bound to be heat-styled, hence a thermal protectant spray such as the one by Kerastase would come in handy to keep the curls shiny.
In my case, those who opt to do this appearance usually discuss the way it alters their mood. Something about silver is indisputably strong it does not scream but it takes charge. Hair stylists such as Guy Tang also tend to stress that silver hair is not only a style, but also a personality, and I agree with this one. Putting this shade on is like cocooning yourself in the aura of sophistication and as though winter itself has had a gift of a slice of its beauty.
The sole addition that I would make is on the versatility of this hairstyle. Curly hair that is cut short in a curly cut can be made soft or sharpened depending on the way it is parted. During a casual day it is worn in loose waves, during a formal evening it is arranged in tighter curls combined with smooth fashion giving it the glamour. That is a duality, which is why I enjoy writing about looks as such.
Golden Beige Flow with Natural Ease
This style boasts of a natural beauty that has delicate backgrounds of golden beige flowing down in a medium length cut. The layers produce motion and the shades shift easily between warm honey and cold ash. This hairstyle seems to be an ideal day-to-day variant of soft winter hair colors 2025 2026, which suits a person who does not want to make a full commitment to being blonde every day. It is a casual but smooth feel, such as recently messy hair due to a day out in the sun.
The maintenance of beige-colored hair is the issue of preservation of the subtle tones that render the hair shiny. Pureology Hydrate is a sulfate-free shampoo that helps to maintain the shades not going dull, with a gloss treatment at the salon restoring the shine on an occasional basis. Lightweight leave-in conditioners are also advised by me to ensure that the strands are smooth since the winter weather tends to make hair statical.
I personally love this color since it is both comfortable and high-end. It does not demand the extreme maintenance of platinum blonde yet it imparts that bright winter ready radiance. Colorists working with celebrities frequently explain the reason behind the eternal popularity of beige colors is that they suit the majority of undertones without crowding out the features on the face. That is what comes to my mind every time I see somebody wearing it with confidence.
The best thing about this color that I find interesting is that it changes with the light. It is soft and mellow indoors and the golden notes are glimmering in the natural sunlight. It is a color that changes according to the surroundings and that is what makes it so adaptable in everyday life.
Cool Champagne with Soft Layers
The final glance in this ensemble is everything of the cool champagne blonde with some darker and natural roots to balance it out. The layers are loosely arranged and frame the face with natural attractiveness. To me this hairstyle is a good combination of current color trends with classic classy looks, which exactly explains why soft winter hair colors 2025 2026 is oriented towards sophisticated contrast as opposed to bold fashion statements. The roots make the tone stable, whereas the lighter ends make the thing illuminated on the face.
It is not that easy to keep the champagne tones as they are prone to absorb heat in the surroundings. I have also discovered that it is good to switch between the neutralizing shampoo and the moisturizing formula in order to maintain equilibrium. It is also a nice addition to add a shine serum such as the MoroccanOil Light, as cooler blondes tend to need the glossy look.
The first thing that comes to my mind when I look at this hairstyle is the way the bubbles of champagne are shining in a glass. It is polished, jubilant, and at the same time gentle enough to be friendly. Most of the stylists such as Tracey Cunningham emphasize that it is important to keep the roots a shade or two darker with such colors to prevent an overly artificial appearance and that is precisely the reason why this particular cut is so gorgeous.
The flexibility is what I like best here. Champagne blonde suits in a comfy sweater and glamourous in a smooth dress. It is a shade that is easy to wear in everyday life and one with which to add some seasonal luxuries.
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