21. Cocoa Butter Blayage
Balayage with the simultaneous use of darker and lighter cocoa tones can be safely chosen by girls with both warm and cool skin tones. This coloring is natural and helps to neatly complement the appearance without looking provocative or too bold.
22. Milk Coffee Brown Babylights
Milk coffee babylights ideally complement warm and neutral skin tones, emphasizing the individuality of their owner. Trust us, these sheer light brown shades will win your heart!
23. Ash Brown
Ash-brown strands are ideal for women who prefer muted colors. This cool-toned hue features unique earthy tones flattering those with cool to neutral undertones.
24. Charcoal Brown
Charcoal brown creates a cool and neutral palette for brunette hair that provides a natural aesthetic. If you like cool tones and are fearless in standing out from the crowd, add this deep brunette shade to your hair goals.
25. Copper Brown
It’s impossible to look away from copper brown hair shade! This shade will surely appeal to self-confident and bright women who like to show their individuality.
26. Auburn and Copper Balayage
Auburn and copper balayage can transform your daily hairstyle, adding boldness and bright colors to your look. If you are the lucky owner of an autumn color type, feel free to try this experiment!
27. Dusty Brown
How to turn fine hair into a luxurious and elegant hairstyle? It’s simple — use neutral dusty brown hair color! It creates a sophisticated, timeless look with its muted palette.
28. Old Money Brunette
Expensive brunette hair colorshade is a universal coloring that gives shine and volume to the strands. Despite its posh name, it is easy to care for and use as a basis for other color experiments.
29. Cinnamon Brown Balayage
Want even more warmth and richness? Decorate your brown strands with cinnamon balayage! It is ideal for those with warm or neutral undertones, highlighting the depth of natural hair color.
30. Orange-Based Brown
Orange-based brown infuses warm undertones into classic brown, creating a lively look. Not sure how to choose the perfect shade? Consider your skin tone; warmer complexions pair well with deeper, burnt-orange hues, while lighter, peachy shades complement fairer skin.
