Expensive Brunettes Are the Perfect Transitional Colors To Welcome Fall

Midsummer is a great time to refresh your beauty look for fall. We're updating our makeup kits to align with the top trends, embarking on updated skincare routines, and some of us are even game for trying new hair colors that will carry through the rest of the warmer months. If you're one of the people on the market for a new hair color tailored to this time of year, expensive brunettes are the way to go.

Expensive brunettes are shades that are more medium to dark brown but feature hints of dimension through professionally placed highlights and lowlights throughout the hair. After months of dying your hair in different colors, turning your tresses back to brown will make your hair healthier, making these dark shades a low-maintenance and easy option. Deep browns are not damaging to your hair as no lifting or lightener is necessary unless you add lighter pieces to existing dark hair for more flavor.

For those interested in updating their look, we've compiled a few of our saved luxury brunette shades for you to try. If the color happens to turn out better than you've imagined with your stylist, tag Hypebae's Beauty Instagram for a chance to be featured.

Godiva chocolate brown

 

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Godiva chocolate brown is where a dark base and a warm highlight meet. The color adds a sweet and unexpected combination of cool and warm colors, which makes it suitable for most skin tones.

Louis Vuitton brown

 

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This shade of brunette is a dark brown with gold and reddish undertones and mirrors all the different tones you see in a classic brown Louis Vuitton bag.

Mocha latte brown

 

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This beautiful medium brown shade is one that looks great on every skin tone, undertone and hair texture. As this color can quickly fade, we recommend keeping up with your stylist and utilizing a deep conditioner every one to two weeks for those at-home treatments.

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