Overview
- Reds and coppers remain the standout choice, with cinnamon-leaning, softer takes that read natural when kept glossy and multi-tonal.
- Warmer blondes are replacing ultra-icy tones, with golden vanilla and butter shades cited by pros and seen on Sabrina Carpenter.
- Brunettes trend toward rich espresso and reflective multi-tones, while “soft black” uses layered glosses for shine instead of flat inky dye.
- Low-maintenance, lived-in results are the priority, with color melting, balayage, root melting, and subtle face-framing highlights enabling seamless grow-out.
- Statement options return for spring, including pastel pink and peach, high-contrast striping, and cherry fashion reds shaped by celebrity influence.