How to Choose the Most Flattering Hair Color for Your Season

Changing your hair color is thrilling.

It’s also mildly terrifying.

When it’s right? You feel unstoppable.

When it’s wrong? You’re buying hats.

Your hair is a huge part of your overall coloring. That means it should support your season - not fight it.

If you’re cool-toned (Summer or Winter), cool browns, ash blondes, blue-black, and cool reds tend to harmonize beautifully. Warm golden blondes or copper shades can pull too brassy and make your skin look off.

If you’re warm-toned (Spring or Autumn), golden blondes, honey, caramel, auburn, and rich warm browns bring your skin to life. Super ashy tones can make you look muted or washed out.

Depth matters too.

If you’re naturally high contrast (like Winters), very soft, light hair may feel disconnected. If you’re low contrast (like many Summers), going jet black can overpower your features.

The key is harmony.

   Your natural hair color is always best;     however, you don’t have to stay your natural   color forever. But when you stay within your     undertone and depth range, your hair looks     expensive. Intentional. Elevated.

 

 

When you go outside of it, it can look harsh or flat — even if the color itself is pretty.

Before your next salon appointment, ask:

• Is this warm or cool?
• Is this lighter or darker than my natural depth?
• Will this enhance my season or compete with it?
  
  

Your best hair color doesn’t steal the spotlight, it frames you beautifully. 

And when it’s right? You won’t need the hat.

Learn more about your best hair color here!