According to top stylists, hair color trends in 2017 are moving away from cool tones like platinum blonde and toward the warm end of the color spectrum. We're sure to see more golden shades and reds hit the red carpet and runways. Check out some of the hottest hair colors for 2017.
Buttery Blonde
Buttery blonde is a great color if you have a cool skin tone. Its honey-yellow highlights are sure to brighten your look. According to stylists, this color looks best on brown-eyed beauties. If you're a natural blonde, this color can enhance your own color while freshening it up with warm tones.
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Blorange
This bold color evolved from the peach and rose trends of 2016. Close to coral or salmon, this color is warm and perfect for summer, but it requires a good deal of maintenance to keep up the vibrant hue without fading. Celeb Georgia May Jagger gave this color its nickname.
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Tiger Eye
A take on the ecaille hair color technique, tiger eye takes golden and caramel hues at the ends of hair and blends them into darker chocolate roots. This makes for a low-maintenance look that transitions well from winter to summer and back again. This look is perfect for natural brunettes who want their hair to have some texture.
Bronze Auburn
Also known as "ronze," this hair color can flatter both warm and cool skin tones. This fresh take on copper red is perfect for natural redheads, but it has been seen on everyone from Beyonce to Emma Stone. The golden colors often seen on the ends are a perfect addition to the warm hair color trends of 2017.
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Sunset Peach
This playful style combines deep, almost purple auburn tones with the brighter peach tones of blonde. Women who followed last year's platinum blonde hair trends can get an update by warming up with peach. If you're looking for hair color trends that turn heads, ask your stylist for sunset peach.
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Aubrown
This rich and glossy color is a warm brown that glimmers like a deep bronze. The color is perfect for balayage techniques to weave strands of warm auburn with darker brown.
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Mocha Brown
This color is inspired by the delicious, rich hues of chocolate and coffee. Best for olive-skinned tones, mocha brown lets you bring a hint of warmth to your brunette locks. Subtle variations in color, such as espresso highlights, can catch the light to give your hair color a glossy shine.
Strawberry Blonde
If you have naturally red hair, adding blonde highlights to get a color like Blake Lively's is the best way to stay current with this year's hair color trends.
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