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9 Unexpected Hair Colors We Want to See More of This Fall

Emilie Branch

Sep 18, 2020

Just because the foliage is transitioning into the warm family, doesn’t mean your hair has to follow suit. While auburn and chestnut may seem like our seasonal go-to’s, we love anti-fall hair (aka lighter and cooler tones) in all weather. These 9 styles prove that summer’s end doesn’t have to mean predictable warmer tones — we love these head turning styles in all weather.

Candy Coated

Pastel isn’t just for spring. Shelley Gregory makes the case for coating your mane in candy coated hues throughout the year – because if it’s pretty in April, it’s pretty in October.

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White Platinum

Take your hair from summer sun worshipper to winter snow queen in a subtle way by embracing platinum white though the fall. We love this multi-dimensional ice queen example by Saretta Bowerman.

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Blue Black

Leave the warm tones for the foliage and keep it cool with dreamy, glossy blue-black by colorist king Ruslan Nureev.

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Butterscotch

Why do you fill me up, with this irresistible color that is every bit as stunning (if not more) in the fall? Every time we look at this buttery blond by Cassondra Kaeding, we picture it reflecting in October’s magic hour.

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Fuchsia

Fuchsia is anti-fall in a decidedly fall way – instead of adding auburn or a more conventional red hue, inject the unexpected into your color and opt for this ultra saturated shade by Sonia Flores of the Ramirez Tran salon.

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Mint Julep

Single process lighter pigment is a standout from Jan. – Dec., again by Cassondra Kaeding.

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Baby Lights

Instead of going darker come September, keep ‘em guessing by doing the opposite. Where your stylist might be tempted to add lowlights to your locks, demand the blanks are filled in with bleach and defiantly rock baby lights to close out the year, like this look by Matt Rez.

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Neon Electric

Bright, almost electric pigment will keep your spirits up (as the sprits come out) and the days get darker. If you’re unsure of what color moves you, channel anything on Daniel Moon’s feed.

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