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As the sun emerges, many feel an urge to refresh their look, especially their hair color. top colorists from London to Los Angeles have shared their predictions for the biggest hair color trends of the moment.

According to the report, top colorists reveal the hottest hair shades for summer, from natural bronde to ethereal copper, with tips on achieving a luxurious, low-maintenance look.

The key is to choose a shade that complements your skin tone and lifestyle, ensuring a seamlss transition into the warmer months.

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Whether you want to go lighter or stay dark , there is something for everyone.. These trends range from natural-looking bronde to ethereal copper, and they are designed to be flattering and low-maintenance.

The report highlights one standout trend, sandy bronde, described by colorist Jenny Huson as polished and enhanced, with rich and luxurious tones that are relatively low maintenance.

This shade involves fine highlights that stop at a paler yellow stage, toned to a sandy gold, with a few lighter tips at the ends.

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Another popular choice is monochromatic brunette, championed by celebrity colorist Rebecca Taylor.

This color keeps brunette tones within the same family, creating soft, seamless dimension with low contrast and lots of shine.

It is perfect for bruettes who want to subtly lighten up without losing richness.

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Mushroom brown, an earthy blend of ash brown and soft taupe, is also gaining traction.

According to colorist Sarah Grimshaw,it neutralizes warmth while maintaining depth, ideal for a polished, fashion-forward look without harsh contrasts.

For those who love multidimensional color, cherry cola brunette is a cool shade that blends burgundy with brunette.

A cool shade that blends burgundy with brunette

It is great for blending grays or livening up current color, and it can be achieved without bleach using high-lift permanent color.

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Blondes are shifting toward softer, warmer tones inspired by golden hour glow.

Colorist Emily Bellemare notes that clients are asking for creamy, champagne,buttery beige, and muted gold shades that feel more natural and expensive-looking.

The goal is a blonde that still feels bright but grows out softer with less upkeep.

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Peachy apricot tones are also trending, adding warmth and dimension without fully leaning red.

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For natural medium brunettes, golden copper offers an ethereal glow that suits paler skin, while copper with a brunette edge suits tan and darker skin tones.

The many nuances mean the color can be tailored to anyone.

The many nuances mean the color can be tailored to anyone

Finally, milk tea blonde is a soft, neutral beige-blonde with creamy taupe undertones, creating a velvety finish that balances warm and cool tones.

Adding a few balayage pieces toward the ends can add summer warmth without losing shine, topped with a rich brunette gloss for a chocolate swirl effect.