hair colouring

Yes, seasonal Hair Colouring is a thing and we think it’s about time more people embraced it like they do their new seasons wardrobe. A new season calls for a hair colour change-up! If you’re looking to colour your hair just in time for Autumn/Winter, choose Colours that compliment and mesh with the seasons, and not all colour changes need to be extreme, added hints and hues go far.

Your colour should mimic the hues around you —Autumn… falling Yellow and Orange leaves, crisp Colourful sunrises and potent afternoon shades. And so, choosing bronzed Colours with Golden, Copper and Red hues that refill a worn out summer colour and top up your Hair Colours intensity are key. 

Your first instinct may be to choose warmer hues or even a bold change from light to brunette, but there are plenty of options in between for Autumn/Winter designed to suit every hair type and shade. As soon as we feel that slightest chill in the air – many of us get the urge to change our hair colour. Perhaps the falling leaves have got you thinking about going red? Or the darker evenings have you lusting after shiny brunette shades?

Colour matching is not a science, but people often get it wrong. Colour theory should never be about what colours you can and can’t wear – it’s more about selecting the shade that will best flatter your complexion.

Hair & fashion colour rules are mere guidelines, so you don’t have to worry about taking your hair colour to extremes and following the strict colouring guidelines, carrying swatches of your best colours along to the shops & salons! This guide provides suggestions which are not set in stone – while wearing colours that flatter your complexion is always handy, style is a form of self-expression.

Remember, the best way to look good, is to pick the best colours for your complexion that make you feel beautiful. Deciding between blonde, brown, and red is tough enough without considering the spectrum of tones that exist within those hues. And then you have to think about which of those shades works best for your complexion?

The decision you and your colourist have to make is which color you would like to bring out in your face.

Choose Colours that compliment and mesh with the seasons. Alter the Colour level in this guide to fit your Hair and Skin Type and remember, not all Colour changes need to be extreme, added hints and hues go far. 

If you’re interested in expanding your colour horizons, be sure to go and try on different shades of the same hue to see what looks best. Fashion rules are meant to be broken, so experiment.