The weather is turning cooler, and the days are getting shorter. It’s time to switch the summer wardrobe of bright colors and tank tops over to the muted hues, cozy sweaters, and cute boots of fall. But what about changing up your hair color? For everything from blonde to brunette and balayage to bold vivids, read on for your fall hair color trends forecast.

#1: Champagne Blonde

To bring your summer blonde into the changing season, warm it up with a champagne glass. To create this look, bring up the highlights only around your face and use your natural color for dimension and a rooty feel. Then tone faded highlights with a soft golden blonde to enhance warm undertones in your skin and brown eyes.

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#2: Sweet Tea

For a fresh fall take on strawberry or auburn hair, try adding a hint of rose to golden or coppery locks for a sweet tea inspired hue. The added cool-tone gives tons of contrast while maintaining a mellow ginger vibe. This is going to be a new spin on the red/copper tones we see pick up in the fall and will make Hazel's eyes pop!

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#3: Mushroom

Mixing warm and cool tones within one look is super modern and adds interest and mystery to your color. This look will work best for dark blonde/light brown beauties. Try out a shadow root slightly warmer than your natural color and tone highlights using super cool ash tones. The warmer shadow root plays up skin tone and the cool dimension takes summer highlights into fall and winter.

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#4: Dulce De Leche

Weathers’ original, anyone? This season, brunettes are warming up with rich caramel tones. Balayage is my go-to technique to achieve perfectly placed pieces that are heavier around the face for pop and spread out through the back to preserve depth and dimension. For extra ooey-gooey goodness, ask for a gloss with a hint of golden copper for extra pop against chocolatey brown hair!

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#5: Vivids

Vivid colors have been gaining popularity, and this season they are not going anywhere! To experiment with new fall hair color trends, try playing with moodier tones in an ombré effect. I’m getting all the fall feels from this rooted coral balayage. Deep aquamarines, violets, and fuchsias will scream cooler weather as well, and multiple vivid and bright tones will play well together for a dimensional look.

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#6: Pastels

Do you want to try a fun fashion color, but looking for something on the softer side? Try out vivid’s pastel relatives in rose gold, baby blue, and steely lavender. Adding a powdery or smokey undertone will give a worn-in feel that pairs perfectly with your favorite cozy sweater!

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#7: Copper Penny

With the increasing popularity of vivids and fashion shades, natural bases need to pack more punch to keep up. In reds, get ready to see bright coppers as shiny as a new penny! To keep the vibrancy, don’t go too dark, or your copper will become “browned-out.” Too light, and you’ll appear orange…try to find somewhere in the middle for that true copper. To get maximum impact, use a glaze to intensify mid-lengths and ends.

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#8: Merlot

A close relative of its cousin burgundy, Merlot is going to have a more natural and modern vibe. Try this out on a darker base if you want something fun and on-trend, but need to keep it natural for work or lifestyle. This works really well as a global color for a deep and dramatic look or is beautiful in an ombré to pack a little brighter punch through the ends.

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#9: Chestnut Brown

Washed out brunettes can warm up this season with a beautiful Chestnut Brown. This amazing fall hair color trend is going to be flattering for more skin tones than an ash brown and is so reflective it practically glows. Ask for a demi-permanent color, which is ammonia-free for maximum shine and no line of demarcation (invisible grow out!). Your luscious locks will look and feel healthy and revitalized after a summer of fun in the sun!

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#10: Warm Black

This season, blue-black is making its way out. Enter warm black, a shade with all the drama and without all the baggage of appearing harsh or washing you out. Warm tones don’t naturally live in a true black level, so ask for the darkest possible brown and add lots of gold and copper tones. The warmth won’t read as gold and copper, it will appear super warm, rich, and shiny. This is going to be especially flattering on fair skin and brown eyes.

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#11: Silver Fox

Stunning on all ages, this winter we’ll be seeing silver sparkle. Silverworks great as an overall color, as popping highlights, and even as a way to blend in your natural gray sparkle! The more you pre-lighten your hair, the more of a silver effect you’ll be able to achieve. Also, consider an at-home mask to maintain your color and keep it from going brassy. My favorite is the new Color Depositing Mask by Moroccanoil in Platinum. It will maintain your silver fox while conditioning and repairing pre lightened strands.

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