These sunlit shades are sure to freshen up your look.
It’s the rich, high-definition glow and brightening effect that warm blonde gives that flatters everyone.
It goes with a warmer, yellow-hued blonde rather than an icy, white blonde.
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Baby Blonde
While similar to warm platinum, baby blonde isn’t quite as light.
Champagne Blonde
Take your cooler champagne blonde to warmer with gold or butter balayage throughout.
We think of Reese Witherspoon when looking at this fair blonde with buttery touches.
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While the red tones of the strawberry blonde make it inherently warm, golden balayage takes it even further.
This glowing mane gives us major Rapunzel feels!
This neutral blonde gets warmth and glow from golden balayage starting at eye-height for the most flattering look.
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It can start looking a bit rose gold or amber gold depending on your balayage shades.
You’ll get this look from highlights or babylights that give cohesive all-over coverage.
It gives a light-catching, sun-kissed look that make our tresses sing.
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This color is a great option for those withmedium skin tones.
Rose Blonde
This shade has been making waves as the update to rose gold.
The look gets its rosy tint by adding rose gold balayage throughout a bright golden base.
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You get the warm tones from the rose gold, but with an all-over lighter look.
It works wonders on fair skin, bringing out green eyes like no other.
Deep Strawberry Blonde
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Go full Nicole Kidman with this vivid strawberry blonde.
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Full highlights will give this all-over shining look that bursts with red and orange tones.
Bronde
Bronde just might be the most popular color of the year so far.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are many ways to maintain warm blonde hair.
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First, use the right shampoo and conditioner and keep your hair moisturized.
Next, protect it from heat styling and the sun.
Use conditioner before exposing hair to salt water in the ocean or chlorine in the pool.
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Add warmth to blonde hair with rich-colored lowlights, such as caramel or honey.
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