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Read full bio Editorial guidelinesIf you’re keen on a hair color change, the first thing worth considering is how it matches your skin. While various shades of blonde, red, and brunette can look differently on warm and cool complexions, having a good photo reference is not enough. You should ensure you can slay it!
Test out one of these 30 hair colors for warm skin tones to enjoy a new gorgeous hue that definitely fits your appearance!
Sweet and sophisticated, this chantilly blonde color looks divine on women and girls with warmer complexion. A mix of creamy vanilla and warmer blonde tones will pop against peachy undertones, making it more luminous and appealing.
“It’s incredible how blonde has the power to brighten your eyes,” states Hugo Antunnes, the hairstylist and creator of this gorgeous warm blonde balayage. Hugo used golden tones to bring more naturalness and fluidity to the hair, strategically placing highlights towards the front.
The dark roast color, spiced with chocolate tones placed towards the ends, creates a toasty and indulgent combination flattering for brunettes with warmer complexions. You may go with a lived-in balayage or make subtle accents with subtle highlights, depending on how you have your coffee.
It’s no wonder honey blonde tones have kept pace with trends for many years now, as this is probably one of the most versatile shades of blonde. If you want to go brighter but are not ready for a solid color yet, try something that requires less maintenance, for example, face-framing highlights.
Brunette shades are the pure epitome of passion and allurement. And, while black tresses look gorgeous as they are, you can add there more personality with dark blue tints, making your hair more sparkling and fascinating.
According to Lucas Vaz, a talented hairstylist, this luminous hair color is a super summer trend that transmits power and elegance. Sandy blonde illuminated in golden tones can help you reveal the inner glow of your natural hair and boost the radiance of your skin.
Add golden depth to your natural color with face-framing balayage in blonde caramel tones. The butterscotch blonde will bring vibrancy to your appearance, sparkling beautifully in the sun with your every move.
With no time for intricate hair maintenance, we offer you something low-keep and captivating. Face-framing babylights in a light brown hue will lift your coffee brown locks and enhance your skin radiance effortlessly.
The timeless allure of copper tones makes them a perfect match for women with any skin tone wishing to stand out. While this is quite a drastic change, especially for those picking a solid color, the result is always beyond all expectations!
Seamlessly blending warm blonde and ashy brown, you can achieve a trendy bronde color that complements your skin nicely. With proper hair hydration, you can maintain a healthy-looking color for months, so make hair masks your main ally.
Warm up your brown hair with subtle beige and caramel tones in the form of ribbon highlights. An excellent solution for those with long tresses not looking for commitment with hair colors.
Those striving for something outside the box can give a shot to dark rose hair with subtle golden undertones. For a gradual color transition, ask for an ombre with a few face-framing streaks.
If you’re in your ‘healthy girl hair’ era, there are still some ideas for you to try to bring new shades to your mane. For example, with warm brown babylights, your brunette locks will unlock their shine and brightness. And all these without making you bleach your precious tresses, as all you need is to tone them every 4-6 weeks to reduce brassiness.
By mixing honey caramel tones with wheat blonde, you can get a rich and warm color that emphasizes your warm skin and cheerful personality. Color your strands with the highlighting technique, leaving some of your natural streaks in between for a multi-dimensional effect.
Rich browns and auburn reds look great on people with warm undertones. But we offer you to go a little further and spice things up with a splash of wine shade infused.
For this warm and cozy hair color, Jefferson Bolina mixed earthy brown tones with hazelnut to warm up the look and illuminate it with sophistication. Ideal for complementing those olive undertones in your complexion.
Exuding grace and confidence, this white milky blonde hue commands attention with its soft contrast and luminosity. Use the highlighting technique to gently frame your face and brighten your appearance, making the eyes pop.
Lived-in pastels can ‘calm down’ the warmth your skin exudes, giving you that nice contrasting look that is beyond everything you’ve seen before. Experiment with pale pink and minty tones as they beautifully overlap each other, creating a bright-looking harmony.
If you’re looking for a relatively low-maintenance shade of blonde, opt for this brand-new sun-washed color trend. Your hair will look equally gorgeous when freshly colored and a bit washed out, resembling the effect you get after spending the whole summer on the beach.
The ashy tones give a cool-down effect to a warm brown base, emphasizing the cool undertones of your warm complexion. Complete the look with loose curls or beachy waves as they boost the hair color dimension.
For all sweet teeth over there, we found a perfect shade for you to embrace your love of pancakes with maple syrup. The recipe is simple: mix warm syrupy shades with golden blonde tints, and you’ll get a glowy, sun-kissed effect on your brown base.
Take your brunette tresses to a whole new gloss level with the warm chestnut shade of brown that gives shine and radiance to the natural base. These tones of dark brown can perfectly accentuate your smooth and silky warm skin.
If you’re up for some bold color changes, a mix of vivid purple and mermaid is what your warm skin needs. Everyone will be amazed by this stunning mix, but what is most importantly, you won’t take your eyes off yourself either!
This slightly raw blonde is a well-known trend from the 90s and is still widely popular among those who like untoned shades of blonde. As this coloring involves bleaching, you should extend your basic home care routine with hair masks to keep your hair shiny and healthy-looking.
Violet color won’t be the most obvious choice for women with warm skin tones, but that’s until you see the results. A mix of rich purple and red undertones will make your brunette strands charming and fabulous, whether straight or wavy.
If you prefer blonde hues without yellow undertones, go all-blonde by bleaching hair and toning it with platinum toner to get this ultra-cold color. Leave the roots untouched with a root shadowing technique for easy hair growth and maintenance.
“Earthy tones work well for balancing out girls with neutral skin undertones,” notes a professional hair colorist, Jessica Branco. Use the combo of warm dark blonde and cool smoky brown to recreate this beautiful shade that is also low-maintenance.
This medium blonde with golden and red undertones is a good idea to refresh your natural hue while nailing the hair color trend popular among celebrities. Depending on your skin’s undertone, you can add more coppery tones for warm undertones and golden ones for olive complexion.
Platinum shades are made to cool down both skin tone and hair color, but we offer you not to refuse your warm nature entirely. Instead, leave some warmer golden tints to be seen through your icy streaks for an extra glow and dimension.
Bronde highlights can help you brighten your hair and face without losing your naturalness. Enjoy the sunny dimension of your hair all year round with touch-ups once every 3-4 months.
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