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Mahogany
Mahogany is one of those winter hair color ideas that just make sense. It’s warm, it’s gorgeous and it straddles the line between vivid and natural
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Frost Blonde Ombre
Another winter blonde hair to try is a frost blonde ombre. Go from dark to frosted tips to make it look like you dipped your hair in snow.
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Mauve
Mauve pink is a soft, beautiful color that toes the line between pink and purple. It adds iridescent depth to a mix of warm brown, giving a beautiful glow to an otherwise natural color.
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Silver Hair
Sleek silver hair is perfect for the cold winter months. It’s light, ethereal and you can use color- depositing shampoo and conditioner (SBS-007825) to keep it around longer.
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Blonde Highlights
Blonde highlights look beautiful whether in darker blonde hair or shades of brown. They add depth and dimension to any winter hair look.
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Black Cherry
Speaking of dimension, black cherry hair color is a gorgeous, deep purple color that will look great whether you have warm- or cool-toned skin. You can also try a black to black cherry ombre for some movement.
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Copper Hair
Copper red hair is almost always in style because of its fun yet professional look. You can turn it up bright or keep it soft and natural.
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Holiday Green
If you really want to embrace the holidays, try a bright, vibrant green! Match the trees and decorations around you with a cheerful green hair color.
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Jet Black to Silver
If you want something dramatic, try an ombre of jet black to silver. Black to silver tips will make your hair look like you’re from the ice itself.
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Plum Brown
While plums may go out of season, this beautiful color doesn’t! Plum brown is another dark brown-purple option if you want a hair color that is cool and dramatic.
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Garnet
Garnet is a red jewel tone that looks perfect with a green or black party dress. Just like the other hair colors with purple undertones, this hair color can look good with cool- or warm-toned skin.
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Chestnut Brown
Classic chestnut brown is perfect for any time of year. It’s natural, it’s versatile and it’s pretty. You can also spice it up with some highlights and lowlights.
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Pumpkin Spice
Nothing says embracing fall and winter quite like pumpkin spice. Why not go a step further and color your hair with it? This beautiful orange gives you a natural, warm redhead look.
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Mushroom Blonde
Mushroom blonde is an intriguing color that seems to toe the line between gray and brown. It’s soft and ashy, with darker elements that make it look more natural than straight silver.
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Shadow Root
A shadow root can imitate the long-lasting winter nights by going from darkest black to light. Shadow roots add gorgeous dimension to your hair and can help blend in your roots as your hair grows out, meaning less maintenance!
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Bronde
Not quite sure whether you want blonde or brown hair? Why not both? Bronde is a blend of both shades, brown and blonde, giving you another low-maintenance, natural look.
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Caramel Brown
Caramel brown is a popular natural color. You can add highlights, a shadow root, or keep it simple with a caramel brown glaze.
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Pastel Pink
Something about winter and pastel colors just makes sense. Cotton candy pastel pink is a festive color that will make you look young and fun-loving!
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Platinum Blonde
Blonde hair for winter is a perfect classic. Platinum is a gorgeous light blonde tone that can match any holiday or winter outfit. It’s also one of the easier colors to maintain with a good purple shampoo.
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Split Dye
Split dye is always in, but the contrast is even more popular in the winter. Half black and half white is especially trendy and emphasizes the contradiction of the light and dark of a snowy winter night.
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Ginger Red
If you are looking for a fun, natural color, try ginger red. Ginger hair is a beautiful natural red look that can bring out the pink undertones of your skin.
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Red Velvet
Red velvet hair color is just as sweet as the dessert! This beautiful red color can make your skin glow. Red is the most eye-catching color, too, so it keeps the attention on you!
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Honey Brown
Looking for something a little warmer? Honey brown hair can make you look like your very own source of heat and comfort.
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Titanium
Silver hair isn’t only reserved for the older crowd. A lot of millennials and beyond are embracing gray with titanium hair color. It gives you a mature, futuristic look without being too bold.
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Mulled Wine
Imagine if your hair could embody the feeling of snuggling up by the fire with a glass of red wine. That is exactly the feeling that mulled wine hair color gives us! This deep, dark red hair color is rich and beautiful. Because of its darker tones, it may also stick around longer than some of the lighter winter hair options.
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Lavender
Lavender is calming and sweet, which is perfect for a chill winter day. This purple hair color will give you a soft, mature look.
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Caramel Lowlights
Subtle strands of beautiful caramel can add depth and warmth to your hair.
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Babylights
Babylights have become an increasingly popular way to achieve a natural blonde look. This technique makes it look like strands of your hair have been naturally lightened by the sun.
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Golden Curls
If you already have blonde hair for winter, try fun, golden blonde curls. A golden blonde can bring out the warmth in your skin, and curls make your hair look more dynamic, especially if you have a mixture of highlights within your golden strands.
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