Hair Color175 looks
Money pieces, soft balayage, honey blonde, rich brunette and copper — salon color ideas with the base shade, length and upkeep spelled out.
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Trendy Honey Blonde Hair Color Ideas 2027 with Shag Layers
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Icy Blonde Hair Color Ideas 2027 with Snow White Bangs
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Trendy Face Framing Highlights 2027 for a Fresh Look
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Dark Brown Highlights 2027 for a Richer Look
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Mahogany Hair Colors with Deep Red Undertones 2027
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Purple Hair Dye Ideas 2027 for Every Vibe
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Trendy Mushroom Brown Hair Color Ideas for 2027
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Trendy Beige Blonde Hair 2027 for Styles
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Honey Blonde Hair Ideas 2027 for Sun-Kissed Waves
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Honey Blonde Balayage Ideas 2027
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Natural Hair Color Ideas 2027 for Easy Style
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Classy Cinnamon Hair Color Ideas for 2027
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Blonde Balayage Ideas 2027 with Warm Tones
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Blonde Hair Ideas 2027 with Cool Ash Tones
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Trendy Red Balayage Hair Color Ideas for 2027
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Trendy Highlights on Blonde Hair 2027 for a Fresh Look
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Gray Highlights with Dimensional Mid-Back Layers for 2027
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Lavender Hair Ideas 2027
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Trendy Red Hair Colors 2027 for a Bold Statement
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Gray Blending Hair 2027 for Mid-Back Waves
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Curly Hair Highlights 2027: from Caramel to Ash Blonde
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Trendy Burgundy Highlights 2027 for Dark Hair
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Curly Hair Dye Ideas for 2027
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Peacoat Outfits 2027 to Try
How to choose from these hair color ideas
Start with your base: colors within two shades of your natural hair grow out softly and need a gloss every 8–10 weeks, while bright blondes and vivid reds need toning every 4–6 weeks. Warm skin tones light up with caramel, honey and copper; cool tones look fresh with beige, ash and icy money pieces.
Balayage and face-framing highlights are the most forgiving choices if you visit the salon only a few times a year — ask for a root shadow so the grow-out line stays soft. If you want a bigger change, go lighter in two sessions instead of one to keep your hair healthy, and use a bond-repair treatment at home.
Every look on this page notes the base shade, the placement and the upkeep level, so you can show your colorist exactly what you mean.