There is no such thing as too much light: what shades of blonde are in fashion?

Although blonde hair has always been in style, there are now more creative options than ever thanks to the expansion of available shades in recent years. Blonde is more adaptable than you may imagine, with shades ranging from warm honey tones to cool icy tones. Anybody can find a blonde that enhances their features and sense of style with the correct shade.

There’s been a major explosion of trendy blonde hairstyles this season. There is a shade for everyone, whether you’re going for a bold change or a more understated update. These new tones are being embraced by influencers and celebrities alike, making blonde a statement color in the world of fashion.

This post will examine the most fashionable blonde hues that are currently ruling the scene. Discover which blonde shades are in style and how to choose the best one for you if you’re thinking about changing up your appearance or going lighter.

Types of shades of blonde: the whole palette with names and photos

What color is blonde? Can we refer to it as a color? Blonde is, after all, an entire spectrum with a wide range of warm and cool tones. This term is typically used to describe the palest shades of hair color. Blonde hair remains a popular hair color, even among contemporary celebrities and the fair-haired divas of old Hollywood. Keep the best-fitting blonde hues labeled, and show your hairdresser your favorite pictures.

Warm shades of blonde

Warm-toned blonde hair appears as natural as possible, as though it has been sunburned. Warm undertones are popular because of the naturalness trend, which is becoming more and more evident in both real life and on the catwalk.

Expert advice from SalonSecret: warm light shades look unappealing on lifeless hair, so you’ll need to use shine-enhancing products to make a noticeable difference. Two Biolage products that we particularly like are the All-in-One with coconut oil and the Exquisite Oil with moringa oil.

Natural blonde

Warm natural blonde hair is simple to maintain, easy to take care of, and always looks stunning without being garish.

Wheat blonde

The range of wheat blonde conceals multiple shades. Girls will be able to select the ideal one regardless of their appearance. The shimmer, especially in the sun, gives this naturally blonde with a golden tint a very rich-looking appearance on hair.

Golden and honey blonde

This blonde, which is quite dark and noticeably reddish, is ideal for girls who have an active natural red pigment. Honey blond hair also looks stunning when paired with dark skin.

Powdery blond

Powdery blonde hair that is soft and delicate will look amazing with airtouch and balayage techniques. With hints of lilac, beige, and pink, this shade is radiant and complex.

Beige blonde

One of the most in-style colors this year is beige, or cream. It works well for airtouching as well as monochrome coloring.

Strawberry blonde

Strawberry, also known as pink blonde, is a possibility for people who wish to add something unique and colorful to their daily appearance. In contrast to coloring, this soft pastel shade miraculously draws attention to the appearance without being overly harsh on the eyes.

Cool shades of blonde

It is impossible to envision blonde hair color without chilly, aristocratic white tones. They are very alluring, noble and sophisticated! One disadvantage is that you can’t achieve icy perfection on your hair without bleaching, and there are compositions that can slightly lift the tone of your hair without harming the individual strands.

Experts at SalonSecret have given us a life hack: add potent restoratives to the care regimen as soon as possible after lightning strikes, rather than waiting until the hair starts to break off. Redken’s Extreme Bleach Recovery and Matrix’s Unbreak My Blonde are two products with a quick reconstructive effect. But let’s return to the question of who these breathtakingly gorgeous, frigid blondes are.

Platinum blonde

For many years, white curls with a metallic sheen that evoke the first snow have been in style. Platinum always looks stunning and radiant on any length of hairstyle. It’s important to note that monochromaticity has grown a little dated in recent years, with platinum blonde being worn as part of a complex coloring scheme. Short hair, however, is an exception to the general rule.

Pearl blonde

Iridescent and stunning, cold blonde with a bluish undertone is a hair color. For a fresh look, natural blondes can experiment with pearl veil highlights.

Pearl blonde

The whole range of tones, from blue to pink and purple, have been absorbed by this shimmering hue. Additionally, it has a permanent basis and a strong gloss.

Ash blonde

Ash blondes have gray hair that works for them. Almost everyone looks good in a grayish shade with smoky undertones that effectively shades the face.

Gray, or "mouse", blonde

The light palette includes an unusual shade called gray "mouse" blonde. In short hair, it highlights the cut expressively, especially when using balayage, ombre, and shatush coloring techniques. Such a blonde typically looks good with color stretching on long hair.

Who suits blonde hair color?

Locating old pictures of yourself is the simplest method to determine whether blonde will work for you. You can safely switch to the light side if you ever had light locks, even if they were only present at birth! First of all, blonde types are separated into two categories: warm and cold, as we already know. 90% of success is dependent on selecting the right undertone. Examine the picture’s successful combinations and contrast them with how you look.

Warm shades

With any eye color, natural blond is a great option for people with peach, dark, or olive skin tones. You can safely experiment with the sunniest blond shades if you have a warm color type.

Naturally light blond hair is not the only appropriate hue; honey and golden hair will make excellent companions. With dark skin, these tones are especially important. They go well with green eyes, incidentally. Warm blond hair is very low maintenance. One premium range that contains antioxidants in its formulas is sufficient to preserve the beauty and slow down the fading of warm palette hues.

Experts at SalonSecret recommend the Vitamino Color line from L’Oréal Professionnel, which contains resveratrol derived from grapes, for colored hair.

Cool shades

See how cool tones of blond hair, such as noble ash, platinum, gray, or pearl, suit a chilly face type. While it’s true that cool blonde hues go well with gray and blue eyes, these eye colors aren’t exclusive to them. You can go for a stunning gray shade, metallic, or cold strawberry blond for light brown eyes. Cold blonde hair will subtly accentuate porcelain and white skin in an image with a contrasting color type, blending in harmoniously with the type’s light and dark eyes.

A color with a cold undertone is far more erratic in handling than one with a warm undertone. However, you can change the "temperature" of the tone at home with pigmented products.

Experts at SalonSecret’s selection: cold tones of blond from Redken’s 7th to 10th tone levels.

With countless options to fit every style and skin tone, blonde shades are more in style than ever. When it comes to blonde hair, there is never too much light—from cool platinum to cozy honey tones. Finding the ideal match is simple because there is a blonde shade for every taste in today’s fashion, whether you want a soft, beach-hued look or a bright, statement look.

Fashionable options for dyeing hair in blond

The blond shade palette works well in any style. You can use subtle contouring to highlight the youthfulness of your skin tone and the expressiveness of your facial features, or you can go completely light to dark in your skin tone. Compared to previous years, stretch mark colors and trendy techniques that let you highlight the texture and unique features of clients have notably replaced monochromatic coloring. Examine the image to see which sophisticated blond coloring options are currently in style and how hair length influences how color appears.

Classic highlighting

In order to create stunning highlights that mimic burned-out strands, California highlighting and highlights are pertinent techniques. Warm blonde tones work best with these highlighting options.

Balayage

Possibly the most widely used and adaptable method that lets you grow roots without worrying and turn blonde. This issue can be resolved with smooth transition balayage, giving you the opportunity to produce a stylish image.

Airtouch color stretch

Blonde to brunette? Simple — using the airtouch technique! More accurately, the method is intricate, but the outcome is breathtaking: you can neatly emerge "from the darkness" with the most seamless transitions.

Smoky with a soft transition

Smoky coloring is in right now; it’s reminiscent of the popular smoky eye makeup. Three colors are used in this technique, from which the master transitions skillfully.

With dark roots

Dark roots can be used for ombre, shatush, or balayage; the key is a seamless transition that will lessen contrast. For girls with dark eyebrows and natural brunettes, this coloring option is appropriate.

Blonde on short hair

You can experiment with various techniques even with the shortest hair length. But, you can also do a single-color coloring in platinum or a white Scandinavian shade if the models have nice haircuts.

Beautiful blonde on long hair

Long hair looks great with any kind of highlighting; you can even experiment with different shades of blonde. A flawless stretch of pearl or mother-of-pearl blonde will also look stunning and very lovely with gray and ash ombre.

Fashionable blonde on medium hair length

Consider balayage in chilly tones, rose gold, or trendy strawberry blonde hairstyles. By the way, there are a lot of fashionable options with well-executed transitions for medium length hair with bangs. Thus, go ahead and trim a stylish curtain fringe; the colorist will figure out the coloring scheme for you.

Features of the blond coloring technique

• The degree of bleaching (transition to a neutral white color) depends on the original hair color – the darker it is, the more you need to lighten the base for the lightest blond.

• Bleaching paint raises the scales to wash out the pigment, so the hair is easily damaged. When coloring, it is important to use bonding or special care. Our experts use SmartBond from L’Oréal Professionnel — a professional bonding system to protect hair when lightening and coloring with permanent dyes.

• To neutralize light brown and blonde hair, use the bleaching powder Light Master with a bonder from Matrix. It lightens up to eight levels and takes care of the quality of the curls. Suitable for bleaching in any technique. Trust your colorist when he decides to stop at a lightening paint (raises the tone up to five levels) or still a paste or powder (they give the maximum tone lift).

• After lightening and bleaching, there is a must toning. It is usually gentle. For example, a professional dye without ammonia Color Sync Let there be blonde! contains a caring and restorative complex with natural oils to smooth out the porous surface of bleached hair. The paint is used for toning and provides a more correct manifestation of color, smoothness and shine of strands.

• Protective products used during coloring also help to preserve blonde without yellowness, for example, special masks. And there are entire salon ranges aimed at preserving color and preventing brittleness. Metal Detox from L’Oréal Professionnel is just one of them, and it also includes products for home maintenance of the coloring result.

How a blonde can keep her hair color bright for a long time?

The dye largely determines the color’s brightness and tone’s saturation. But if you don’t take care of it properly, you run the risk of seeing pigment that is yellow, orange, or red where a brilliant light tone once shone. The following actions should be part of your care.

Neutralization

Using products that contain pigments to counteract warm tones will help you stay gorgeously blonde without any red, copper, or yellow undertones. The following products operate in this manner: Almost all brands have specific ranges for blondes, such as Brass Off by Matrix, Conditioner Blondifier Cool by L’Oréal Professionnel, and Shampoo Color Extend Blondage by Redken.

Express care from a professional

For more intense neutralization, use Matrix’s So Silver mask. Due to the high pigment concentration, it is exclusively offered in salon formats. Why not go to the hairdresser once a week to get rid of all undesired undertones from cool blonde hair?

Conditioning

Use conditioner after shampooing to protect color, hydrate, and add shine. Don’t skimp on this step. Rinse the treatment off by covering the elevated hair scales with warm, almost cool water. The conditioner Blondifier Gloss by L’Oréal Professionnel will quickly bring back shine to your hair if coloring has left it dull.

Restoration

Kérastase, Cicaextreme mask

After coloring, hair also needs special attention to be restored. Examine in more detail the Kérastase Cicaextreme strengthening mask, designed for strands that have become porous and dry after lightning strikes. The combination of hyaluronic acid and edelweiss extract gives hair more volume and strengthens it against harsh environmental elements.

Thermal protection

Kérastase and Cicaplasme serum

It is always appropriate to use thermal protection, particularly after coloring. Apply Kérastase’s Cicaplasme serum before using heated styling tools, such as a hair dryer, and before taking a stroll in the bright sun. This product gives hair a multifaceted shine and increases its resistance to breakage.

Shade of Blonde	Description
Platinum Blonde	A cool, icy blonde that gives a bold, striking look.
Honey Blonde	A warm, golden shade that adds softness and warmth to your features.
Ash Blonde	A muted, cooler blonde that has a natural, understated appeal.
Strawberry Blonde	A blend of blonde and red tones, perfect for those wanting a hint of warmth.
Beige Blonde	A neutral, soft blonde ideal for a more natural, effortless style.

Blonde hues have always been classic and adaptable, and accepting diversity is the current trend. There’s a blonde for every style and skin tone, ranging from cool platinum tones to warm honey and golden hues. These hues can accentuate your inherent beauty and give your appearance a contemporary, fresh feel.

Blonde hair has the great quality of being highly customizable. You can opt for a subdued sun-kissed appearance or create a statement with a vivid, icy hue. The secret is to choose a tone that goes well with your lifestyle and personality.

Blonde is more than just a color; it’s an expression of self-assurance and uniqueness. A fun way to keep your look current and fashionable is to experiment with different shades of blonde, whether you’re trying something new or updating your current look.

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