7 New Hair Colors to Consider This Winter

Summer highlights are getting deepened for winter with rich honey and caramel lowlights. The end result is overall richer and warmer hair. Dorram suggests moving away from beachy and over processed blonde highlights and moving to the perfect balance of light brown and vibrant blonde. The color isn’t too drastic or brash and looks incredible on an array of skin tones. Plus, who doesn’t want the same hair color as Beyoncé?

Dorram thinks single process brunettes like Anne Hathaway should add tones of rich caramel to deep chocolate for a warmer, cozy look this winter.

“Blondes in the winter months can actually go even brighter with a lighter pop at the hairline,” explains Dorram. “It gives such a lift when there is no sun to do it naturally.” Contrary to what’s expected, Dorram recommends making highlights brighter in the winter to give off the sun-kissed illusion.

“In the colder months, brunettes will add more dimension with darker hues like a chocolate brown with sandy brown highlights,” says Dorram. Dorram was responsible for the dark chocolate color Priyanka Chopra has been sporting lately.

The red of the season is far from your typical va-va voom ginger. Take your red hair to the next level by adding rich coppers and burgundy reds as undertones. Think crimson queens Debra Messing and Emma Stone.

Amber and honey highlights will richen up medium to light brown hair. The color is perfect for winter because it gives hints and flecks of lightness while still staying classic to the brunette legacy.

Dorram predicts sable brown will be all the rage this winter. Who doesn’t want their hair to match their coffee order?