Italian Bob

Sophisticated, classic and chic. Just because it’s cold doesn’t mean that cute short hair is out. This beautiful rounded bob with lots of volume is perfect for the up and coming party season. Glamorous all on its own this style will have you looking put together in the day and party ready all through the night. Worried that your neck will be too cold? Perfect excuse to buy another scarf.

Natural Curls

Over styling with too much heat is out and embracing natural texture and shape is in forever. Let your hair be wild and free. Invest in the right products and start your natural hair journey.

French Crop

Fancy something daring? Feeling bored and wanting a change? Go for the chop. This stylish little french crop is just the winter fairy fantasy you’ve been looking for. Low maintenance and easy to style, this haircut has many variations – so you’ll be able to find the look perfect for your face shape and personal style.

Braids And Bows

If a big change is not something you have planned then these cute hairstyles will be right up your street. Inspired by the long reigning trend of ribbons everywhere, these easy to recreate styles are the perfect way to elevate your autumnal outfits. No need to buy these clips – we love a diy queen, and these are the perfect little project to do on a rainy day.

Vibrant Red

If you’re craving a more significant transformation than just a new hairstyle but aren’t ready for a major haircut, consider a change in hair colour. It can be the refreshing update you’ve been looking for. To achieve an on trend autumnal appearance, opt for delightful warm tones. The colour choice can range from striking to subtle, suiting your preferences. A vibrant red bob, for instance, is not only perfect for the winter season but also aligns perfectly with the festive holiday spirit.

Cool Tone Brunette

If quiet luxuries is your vibe then nothing says decadent like a dark and rich cool-tone brown. This stunning brown colour is versatile and dreamy, able to go with all your outfits and serve as an extra warm layer. For the festive season this year treat yourself to a big curly blowout.

Mermaid Waves

Mermaids aren’t just for summer, you can still glow in colder weather. Mermaid waves are just the thing to add some fun and glamour to your warm and cosy city look. Whether you have a cute bob length cut or flowing long locks this soft wave look is a must try this season.

Long Layered Mullet

In search of a bold and distinctive style to welcome the upcoming new year? This haircut offers a daring reinterpretation of the classic mullet, with a touch of soft femininity. Featuring long layers, wispy edges, and a face-framing shape, it’s the ideal choice for those individuals who have an inner rockstar, ready to step into the warm tone wonderland of autumnal London’s landscape.

Statement Bows

More is more and bigger is better. If the ribbon trend takes your fancy but you’re looking for something a little extra to have you stand out from the rest then this exaggerated bow style could be just the thing you’ve been waiting for. A chic satin bow and some stand out graphic liner is a look for the festive season that will catch everyone’s eye.

Bubble Braids

Tired of the conventional braid and seeking a touch of glamour? This inventive hairstyle may be the missing piece to your hair routine. It’s easy to achieve yet highly impactful, making it the perfect choice to elevate your hair game and inject some extra drama into your festive party ensembles.

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Warm Blonde – The Honey Spectrum

It may be time to ditch the purple shampoo and say goodbye to that ongoing battle you’ve been having with your natural warmth for so long. It’s a new season and there is a new trend taking over: warm blonde. Although the word “honey” may send shivers down your spine—especially for all the ash loving, lavender hued, anti-warm blondes out there—but it’s time to rethink and re-educate orselves in blonde.

The Difference Between Yellow and Gold

First thing first, there’s a huge difference between yellow and blonde. “Yellow” is unintentional and is usually a result of a colour not lifting, or lightning, to the level you desire. “Golden” blonde is even, expensive looking and glossy. Warm colours reflect more light, so ashy blondes can often have a dull and lifeless finish with very little gloss. Warm blondes promote shine, reflect light and actually appear lighter than cool blondes.

Maintenance

Unfortunately for lilac-loving blondes, hair is naturally warm. With hair always having a warm undertone it’s going to support a warm blonde a lot easier. This results in your desired shade having a lot less fade, fewer trips to the salon and in return, less time and money maintaining the shade. The fight with your hair can finally end. Hurray!

The Honey Spectrum

Don’t be alarmed. If you’re not use to going for a honey blonde, that’s ok. It’s doesn’t have to be as extreme as you’d think. Honestly, most healthy blonde colours people admire are a warmer shade (due to the light reflection). Warmth can be anything from a soft baby-blonde all the way to a rich copper-blonde, and everything in between. A subtle honey shade is the least dramatic, and simply results in a bright and even blonde.

Honey to Caramel

Deepening your root will also give your blonde a custom finish and a more natural result. A darker root will also result the illusion of you ends being even blonder. Taking this plunge gives you more options when deciding on your dream shade. To compliment this look, caramel and copper blondes work perfectly. Caramel blonde exudes luxury, richness and romance.

Introducing Blonde

Experimenting with a warmer shade of blonde is easiest if you have an even brown and are looking to introduce some new levels of tone. It’s can be done subtly and allows some room to adapt to the new lightness as you build the colour with each application. A soft honey blonde works best on hair that’s already on a fairly bright level to begin with. A simple toner can achieve this, usually.

Blondes really can have more fun—if they step outside the box from time to time. There’s a whole spectrum of blonde out there to discover and experiment with; don’t be a slave to the purple shampoo.

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