Best fall hair colors for 2020

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It’s time for your next dye job.

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There is unfortunately no way for me to stop asking my stylist to give me blonde hair every six months (and to be told no, every six months), but at least I still can. pining for celebrities and their ever-changing hair colors. As the seasons go by, I think we’ll all want to make an appointment at the show and make a difference. Before you know it, you’ll be swapping sarongs for sweaters, sandals for duck boots, so why not add a little dye touch-up to the list? Whether you want to mimic the fall vibe on your head, like, say, go super dark or red for Thanksgiving, or you can brighten up a cold season, hello, tan! To help get you started on your new color scheme, we asked New York colourist Stephanie Brown her best bets for fall. From Bey-inspired honey browns to Megan Rapinoe ™, your next dye job awaits.
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Really dark
Doesn’t the cold make you sensual and a little mysterious? Think of black, not blue-black, but nothing in the sun. A warmer shade helps the look look less like a wig and more like a new attitude, and will help avoid those horrible “Oh, you dyed your hair” conversations.
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Halsey
For a bolder look, the chopped strands help this dark look to become as cool as it gets.
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Orion Carloto
The shag is here to stay, so wear darker bangs like Instagram villain Orion Carloto. Nothing says rocker chick more than a dark layered ‘do.
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Cinnamon ombré
The most beautiful human in the world wears this style, which means you should try the warm brunette look as well. Brown recommends that medium brunettes add a few cinnamon ombre chunks. “You don’t want to overdo it because you don’t want the hair to look brassy, so a few pops of this warm color will light up your face,” says Brown. “It adds dimension to make the hair look fuller and shinier.”
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Zendaya
To add dimension to the waves, Zendaya rocked the tanned look with a subtle ombre at the end of her long hair.
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Mindy Kaling
Kaling also worked warmer tones in her dark hair. Adding a rich texture is an easy way to update your beauty aesthetic for the new season.
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Eva longoria
Eva Longoria is another shade enthusiast. Her cinnamon color brought a new element to her trendy bob.
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Halle Bailey
To really make her pop, Halle Bailey added some honey tones to her hair. If the Little Mermaid can do it, so can you.
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Jenna Dewan
Cinnamon streaks have also found their way into Jenna Dewan’s sleek brown bob.
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Lily aldridge
A pinch of cinnamon gives Aldridge a definite edge.
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Jessica alba
Ombré d’Alba mixes several fall colors for an effortless stopover in September.
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Blond Mushroom
“We’ll still see a lot of mushroom blondes and dirty brunettes,” says Brown. “While ‘bronde’ has always had more golden tones, mushroom blonde tends to be more neutral with some lighter / woven ombre highlights.”
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Camille Rowe
Nothing says “French girl chic” like super natural blonde hair. The highlights and subtle highlights really complete the look.
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Jessica bienne
Bienne also recently emitted “dirty brunette” vibes via her must-have wavy locks.
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Blake lively
Lively’s latest look is less daringly blonde and more in tune with the mushroom blonde moment.
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Suki waterhouse
Waterhouse has also adopted a hairstyle that is part of the thriving mushroom blonde family.
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Sarah Jessica Parker
SJP has often straddled the line between blonde and brunette manes.
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Kate beckinsale
Beckinsale is ready for fall with her ombre highlights.
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Black gold
“For dark, almost black brunettes, go for an almost golden shade for the hair,” says Brown. Brown cautions you to be careful not to go for the eggplants, which are rather purple. It is best to make sure that your colorist does not add red to the hair.
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Tessa thompson
Thompson regularly showcases her darker outfit in a variety of styles, providing major fall hair inspiration.
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Mila kunis
Is there really a time when Kunis’ dark locks aren’t glowing?
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Yara Shahidi
Shahidi’s shiny curls are an example of shapely hair color.
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Gina Rodriguez
Some rich weak spots can be found in the Joan the Virgin lead locks.
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Meghan markle
When the Duchess of Sussex’s hair isn’t in a smooth or messy bun, her subtle highlights are on full display.
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Lizzo
Lizzo’s luscious locks completed her glamorous Old Hollywood look at the 2020 Grammys.
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Blood Orange-Red
Red always has a time in fall, and fall 2019 (and 2020) is no different. Brown recommends coppery colors to match the changing leaves, but bright, rich deep oranges are also a fun option.
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Emma Stone
Stone worked several shades of red hair. Her latest is a softer version of the fiery hue.
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Kate bosworth
Bosworth’s red streaks are more on the copper side of things, which is an upward color trend.
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Rachel McAdams
The actor hasn’t turned red in a few years, but his distinct shade of bright orange is fresh.
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Rihanna
If you’re considering going red, who better to use as a visualization board material than Rihanna at the 2015 Met Gala?
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