#1: Dark Roots and Brown Mushroom Hair Color
Consider a dark-rooted brown mushroom hair color. An on-trend color for those gorgeous brunettes is mushroom brown. With cooler tones and adding balayage highlights to your darker hair will bring out a color with depth. Cooler browns help to keep brassy and red tones at bay and complement cooler skin tones well.
#2: Teddy Bear Brown Hair
The latest hair trend for brunette lovers is a shade similar to a teddy bear’s fur. It’s a unique brown color that leans towards cool tones. When you try this shade, ask your stylist for guidance. They can suggest the right toning shampoo to maintain this color at home. With their help, your hair will stay shiny and fresh between salon visits.
#3: Dark Chocolate Brown Hair
Dark chocolate brown hair is a great choice for anyone looking to add a soft depth and dimension to your look. Ask your stylist for a natural, earthy tone to create a natural appearance. It’s a popular and low-maintenance choice for those seeking a deep and elegant hair color.
#4: Black Hair with Ash Brown Balayage
Black hair with an ash brown balayage is a striking and trendy color. These highlights add depth and dimension to the black base. The mix of ash and black will create a beautiful contrast in your hair and help soften the starkness of the black color.
#5: Dimensional Ash Brown with Blonde Highlights
Ask for a dimensional ash brown with blonde highlights. Using ash tones in your color scheme will give you a cooled-down color effect. This is helpful when you like an ashy cool color or have too much red, gold, or brass in the tone they need to be corrected. Addin brown tones will make your color reflective paired with cool tones.
#6: Airtouch Balayage for Ash Brown Hair
An air touch balayage for ash brown hair is a modern technique that creates a soft and seamless blend of colors. The air touch method will add dimension and a very natural gradient look to your hair. The ash brown tones will add natural cool tones. This offers a low-maintenance and natural option. The color will grow out more gracefully and blend with your natural roots.
#7: Dark Hair with Ash Brown Highlights
Dark brown hair with ash brown highlights is a classic and elegant mix. The ash brown highlights add depth and dimension to a dark base, creating a beautiful contrast. Ash brown suits many skin tones and blends seamlessly with dark hair colors.
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#8: Light Brown Hair with Subtle Blonde Hues
Light brown hair with subtle blonde hues is a gorgeous color option. Adding blonde highlights will create depth and dimension in your light brown base. The subtle hues make for a sun-kissed effect, giving your hair a radiant appearance. The blend of colors offers a flattering style if you’re searching for a subtle yet beautiful hair transformation.
#9: Ash Bronze Hair Balayage
An ash bronze hair balayage is a stunning combination that will add depth and dimension to your hair. The ash tones provide a cool, smoky effect, while the bronze hues add a touch of warmth and richness to your locks. Ash bronze suits various skin tones and can be customized to achieve subtle or bold results.
#10: Rich Mocha Brown Hair with Highlights
Rich mocha brown hair with highlights is a great choice. It’s for girls looking to combine the depth of mocha brown with highlights. Ask your stylist for contrasting highlights in complementary shades. They will add dimension to your hair, creating a vibrant look that catches the light.
#11: Muted Brunette Hair with Chunky Waves
I suggest muted brunette hair with chunky waves to anyone looking for a soft hairstyle. Ask your stylist for muted brunette shades to provide a subtle and natural look. Afterward, a tutorial on how to add chunky waves at home for texture and volume.
#12: Soft Ash Brown Ombre Hair
Consider this soft ash brown ombre hair dye. Ask your stylist for a foilayage highlight that transitions from a darker ash-brown shade to a lighter, ashy tone. The softness of the ash-brown hue adds a subtle texture to the ombre effect. It only requires highlighting twice per year with glosses in between.
#13: Dimensional Sun-Kissed Brown Hair
This sun-kissed brown hair is a recommended choice if you’re going on a blonding journey. It adds depth and warmth to your overall look. Ask your stylist for sun-kissed highlights and lowlights. It will result in a multi-dimensional hairstyle.
#14: Subtle Balayage with Ash Brown Hue
This ash brown balayage would be a great option for a natural brunette looking to add natural color. The ashy hue of this look would be best maintained with a blue or purple shampoo at home. You can also try adding some waves to your look with a wand of flatiron for a loose beach look.
#15: Warm Ash Bronde Balayage
This warm ash bronde balayage is a stunning hair color technique. It blends warm, golden tones with cool, ashy hues for a beautiful, sun-kissed effect. Remember that this look can be customized to suit your desired level of maintenance.
#16: Dark-Rooted Brunette Gray Hair
This gray hair with a dark root would be a perfect option if you prefer an ashy tone to your hair! The dark root helps soften your grow-out while also making that gray pop!
#17: Cool Ash Brown with Soft Waves
Cool ash-brown hair paired with soft waves is the best way to achieve a chic and effortless hairstyle. Ask your stylist for a tutorial for soft waves to add texture and movement. It will result in a modern and stylish look.
#18: Ash Balayage with Subtle Highlights
One of the best ways to shift to cool tones is this ash balayage with subtle highlights. The ash balayage is a great choice for anyone looking for natural dimension and a stylish look.
#19: Curly
A great way to show off a dimensional color is with curls. Every bend and twist will show the reflection of tones. Ashy brown tones can be reflective and cool with the perfect formulation. It combines cool and warm.
#20: Dark Ash Brown
Give this dark brown ash hair color a try! This is great of you tend to stay in the brunette color family and love a cool ashy tone. A purple shampoo would be great at-home maintenance for this color.
#22: Smokey Ash Brown
Adding violets or blues to your toner can bring out the smokey tones if you want to cool down your highlights. This looks great on dark hair bases and will help balance out warmer tones you may not want. A little bit of warmth will be beneficial to balance out the color.
#23: Medium Ash Brown
This medium-ashy brown hair is gorgeous. The mushroom undertone gives this medium brown color lots of depth.
#24: Ashy
Cool down your brunette hair toned with an overall ashy tone. Your stylist will highlight your hair to a level 8 and use a tone with more of a blue base to achieve this look. Those with cool skin tones look great with cool colors.
#25: Loose Waves
Keep your cool with this ash-brown balayage with loose waves. Ash brown is a very cool, almost gray tone of brown that looks best on clients with neutral or cool skin tones. Ash tones are the hardest to maintain. Keep up with regular toning services, or use a shampoo to keep your hair ashy. Create loose beach waves with a 1 1/4-inch curling iron. Curl vertically away from the face and brush the hair out after curling.
#26: Steel Ashy Brown Blunt Cut
Go for a straight, blunt style on ash-brown hair. It’s a great way to show off a dimensional color. Every bend and twist will show the reflection of tones. Ashy brown tones can be reflective and cool with the perfect formulation, with a mix of cool and warm.
#27: Dark Brown Hair
Try dark brown hair if you like an overall rich color. This tone will give tons of shine and resilience to your hair.
#28: Smoky
Soften your highlights with a cooled-down toner if they feel too light and warm. Ask your stylist to apply balayage for a soft grow-out look, and then try a smoky tone for all you cool-toned babes.
#29: Mushroom Brown
Consider trying a mushroom brown in the mix to create some dimensional color if you have dark brown hair. Your stylist will highlight your hair using a method of balayage or foilyage for that blend. Adding in cool brown tones will give you that mushroom brown you want. And adding blue or green can be your bestie with this color.
#30: Ashy Light Brown Balayage
Ask for this ashy light brown hair balayage for a stunning hair color choice. It blends soft, light brown hues with trendy, ashy undertones for a natural result. As a professional, I recommend a gloss every 8 to 10 weeks to maintain a cool tone on your highlights.
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#31: Low-Maintenance Ash Mushroom Brown Hair
Ashy mushroom brown hair is stylish if you want a change without commitment. The mushroom ash tones give off an earthy, muted vibe, perfect for a subtle but trendy change. Mushroom ash tones can be customized to blend seamlessly with the natural hair color. This makes your roots less noticeable when they grow out.
#32: Rich Natural Brown with Ash Tones
Rich natural brown hair with ash tones is a timeless and beautiful color choice. Adding ash tones to the brown shade will give your hair a multidimensional feel. Ash tones will also help counterbalance warm undertones in your hair. This results in a balanced and refined color.
#33: Light Ash Brunette with Medium Layers
A light ash brunette with medium layers is a great choice if you’re looking for a modern hairstyle. Ash brunette is a modern and trendy color to try, while the medium layers add movement to the hair.
Hair color trends are like seasons, they change by the minute! If you’re eyeing the ash brown balayage, you’re in luck! You’ve got Jada Santi, a pro stylist, here to lend her expertise. Santi breaks down the task into step-by-step advice to ensure a stunning new look!
Jada’s advice? “An ash brown balayage works well for warm skin tones,” she states. What grabs the eye? Jada mentions that a color pop comes when one aspect stands out. Two similar tones and one contrasting will do the trick.
“Speak to your stylist,” advises Jada. “The perfect color depends on your unique skin, eye color, and hair.”
Wanna keep your balayage fresh? Jada suggests using sulfate-free products. Wella Ultimate Repair Shampoo and Conditioner gets her vote. “Shampoo only twice a week,” she says. After shampooing, use Wella Ultimate repair hair rescue treatment. It’s an essential step for extra care.
Heated tools can be a no-no, warns Jada. If you must, go for a quality heat protectant spray. She also suggests shade from the sun’s harsh rays. This is vital for the longevity of the color. Regular toner helps keep the color vibrant.
Jada believes in having an open line with your stylist. Your current hair state gives your stylist a good start. “They’ll use your natural tone to find the best shade,” she adds. Any previous hair color treatments should also be noted.
Your lifestyle also plays a role. The care required for your new look can depend on it. Also, get a fair inkling of the cost upfront. This prevents any sudden surprises. Jada urges, “Before the appointment, check out your stylist’s work. Find someone who offers the services you want.”