The best thing about hair is that you can experiment with different hairstyles and colors without fear. Don’t like the way your hairdresser just cut your bangs? No problem, the hair will grow back. You don’t have to get sad about it, because there are always so many other things to try out. But if you don’t want to cut your hair, another great way to experiment is with the help of hair color. You don’t need to wait for the hair to grow out in order to change the color, and your options aren’t limited by the length of your hair. While the previous months of 2022 were all about bright and warm hues like rich auburn, ice blonde, and coppery reds, it looks like the color trends for 2023 will reflect your natural hair shade. According to famous colorists, in the coming season, we will embrace a more natural look, but in a daring and fashionable style. Read on below to hear more about the exciting spring hair color trends for 2023.

Cinnamon copper

Warm shades of copper color were first spotted on celebrities like Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner, Tessa Thompson, and others. Although the copper color has been in trend for some time, in the winter season it calls for a touch of cinnamon. This color suits paler skin tones incredibly well, especially in combination with green or blue eyes.

Champagne blonde

While it’s common for women to choose darker hair colors in the winter, there’s no need to drastically change your light locks next season. It is enough to “warm” them with a sparkling champagne blonde color, which is famous for the most beautiful combination of warm gold and cool beige shades.

Ribbon highlights 

If you want to add a little more dimension and texture to your slightly monotonous dark brown hair, enhance it with lighter strands in the form of a “ribbon”. The ribbon highlights technique gives wavy or curly hair a more natural look, volume, and multidimensionality.

Chocolate brown

In the winter months, nothing is more classic than a dark chocolate brown hair color. But this winter, it comes with a warm undertone, something like the mocha shade that Emily Ratajkowski wears, or rich brunette Selena Gomez is known for.

Natural blonde

Expect blonde shades in natural, golden tones to dethrone the platinum curls you’ve seen before. Not only does this shade give your locks a break from bleach, but it also suits paler, winter skin better.

Color blocking

This year you will increasingly see the so-called color-blocking dyeing technique. This trend mainly combines a sharp and thick platinum blonde lock that “frames” the face and contrasts with the darker part of the rest of the hair. If you want to be completely on trend, combine blue and red or cinnamon copper.

Thick highlights 

While thick locks might take you back to the ’90s, colorists claim that done right, they can be an incredibly bold statement look. You can opt for high contrast by combining light and dark colors or, on the other hand, strands that are just one to two shades lighter or darker than your natural color, for a softer effect.

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