We’re absolutely ready to leave 2020 behind us and that can mean many things. If for you it includes changing your hair color, perhaps it’s time to do something brave and wild that will mark big changes that are in front of you. However, when it comes to hair color, it often feels like our choices are limited until a new trend emerges that tells us how wrong we were. That’s exactly the case with this new trend, peaches and cream, invented by colorist Maggie Hancock.

When we first saw Hancock’s latest creation, it was immediately clear that it’s going to be the next big thing in hair trends, so you can consider recreating it with your stylist.

“My client started with natural medium-brown hair, and we wanted to do a big change to match her vibrant, fun personality,” she tells Allure. “We decided to do some unique color blocking placement, right next to her ears.”

Creating such a beautiful and unique style requires a lot of skill, so it’s best not to try it at home. Your favorite salon professionals will know what to do!

The post Peaches and Cream Hair is the Trendiest Way to Be a Redhead appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

With the warmer months soon approaching, it’s time to give your hair some much needed TLC. While many people like going lighter with their color in the spring and summer, natural hair colors are what’s popular this year. These are the hair colors you should ask your hairdresser for.

Toasted Strawberry Blonde

This low-maintenance hair color only requires you to come into the salon once every four months, and it looks like you’ve spent the day at the beach.

Caramel Ribbons

If you’re brunette, but you still want a bit of color in your hair, choose caramel highlights. You’ll only have to get touch-ups twice a year. It’s also more natural-looking, and it’s better for your hair than going super light.

Sandy Beaches

For those who like to be bold, this subtler take on icy blonde is more natural, and it’s relatively low maintenance, requiring a salon trip every three to four months. Just make sure you use purple shampoo between visits to keep your hair from going brassy.

Dark Chocolate

Dark hair also looks great with highlights—dark brunette highlights on black hair can really freshen up any look and they only require you to get them touched up once a year!

The post These Hottest Hair Colors For Spring 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

2020 came and it’s time to see which hair colors will be particularly popular this year. Even though we don’t believe in blindly following the trends, especially when it comes to beauty, we do encourage you to find the style that suits you the best and it doesn’t mean you can’t look at the most popular styles for an inspiration to change something in your appearance for the better. Here are the hair colors we’re going to love this year.

Milk Chocolate

This warm brown shade suits pretty much every skin tone. The best way to achieve it is in a salon, where they will use a darker shade on the roots and a bit lighter on the ends to create playful texture.

Rooted Beige

In the past few years, we’ve stopped worrying so much about having dark roots on blond colored hair and even embraced them. A “rooted beige” style will be one of the most popular in 2020, but it has to be done right so the transition is not harsh.

Subtle Red

Instead of bright reds, in 2020 we’ll see more blond and brown shades with a subtle red undertone. This can look especially great in balayage hair as it will give richness and fulness to any type of hair.

The post 3 Trendy Hair Colors for 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Wanting to change something about your hair as the seasons change is a common feeling. Many girls lighten their hair in the summertime and make it darker again when the colder days come. This new trend is perfect for the fall and you’re going to love it. Caramel drizzle hair is the biggest hit on Instagram right now.

Caramel drizzle is a type of balayage that’s designed specifically for dark-haired girls. It shows a subtle transition from dark brown roots to caramel ends that will blend into the fall scenery so nicely. You can get it if your hair is short or long; it looks equally great on long wavy hair as it does on bob. This technique is perfect if you want a subtle change and don’t want to damage your hair too much but still want a different style.

We can already see this hairstyle paired up with a classic camel coat and a pair of ankle boots for that timeless fall look we all love so much.

The post The Top Hair Color Trend for This Fall Is Caramel Drizzle appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Over the last few years, we’ve seen plenty of hair trends inspired by beverages, particularly coffee and wine. There’s chardonnay blonde, mulled wine, and iced mocha, and the latest trend finally includes tea lovers.

Milk tea is the new hair color that’s trending in Japan and Singapore, and it could also spread to the rest of the world. You can see the photos on Instagram under the hashtag #milkteahair and there’s more and more of them every day.

We really like the color. It’s basically beige without being too cool or too warm. It’s a transitional color between dark blonde and light brunette and could look great on many girls.

“It’s the perfect balance of warm tones and cool tones that adds almost an edgier feel to the average balayage,” colorist Olivia Smalley told Allure. “When asking your colorist for something similar, you want to stress that you’re looking for a color melt look that starts more warm-toned at the root but transitions to ash on the ends. The key here is making sure there is a complete elimination of gold on those lighter ends, while maintaining gold on the roots.”

The post Milk Tea Hair Color Is Taking Over Asia appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The latest hair color trend that’s particularly popular among the young Generation Z is too bright not to get noticed. Vibrant, bright yellow hair is all over Instagram and it can look really powerful and awesome.

Until recently, millions of girls would turn to purple toners after bleaching their hair in order to avoid the yellow tones and get the desired platinum or silver blonde color. And now, the purple toner is becoming redundant, as they want the hair to be even more yellow than what the bleach can make it.

We understand the need to be different in the world full of all the same blonde-haired girls. This new trend reminds us of fallen leaves, so now might be the perfect time to try it!

The post Generation Z Loves This Bright Hair Color Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you love your iced caramel latte in the summertime, you’re gonna love this new hair trend! Your favorite caffeinated drink is now moving to your hair and it looks pretty gorgeous.

The idea is pretty simple: it’s done on darker hair so the roots can stay brown as they merge with carefully painted blonde and ash highlights. Yes, it’s similar to balayage, but with more colors mixed together – all kinds of milky and caramel tones.

The final result might look natural and effortless, but you don’t want to attempt this at home. For best effect, go to a professional who will treat your hair with a lot of care and teach you how to maintain your beautiful new hairstyle.

The post Iced Caramel Latte Hair Is the Latest Hair-Color Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

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Peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a childhood staple food and the latest hair trend is paying it an homage. If you want to show that you’re a PB&J lover without eating all those unnecessary carbs, consider this new coloring trend.

Rockville-based hairstylist Megan Schipani started the craze when she colored one of her client’s hair with caramel- and berry-colored highlights.

“She couldn’t have full-blown rainbow hair but was open to playing with deep reds and purples,” Schipani explained. “She gave me complete creative control and that made my brain go crazy.”

Basically anyone can have PB&J hair, no matter your natural hair color. If your hair is super dark, however, you may need to lighten it first.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bj3QrgHhD10/?tagged=peanutbutterjellyhair

If you do decide to try it out and go to your own stylist, make sure you show them a picture or they might interpret it differently!

The post Would You Try Peanut Butter and Jelly Hair Trend? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We’re absolutely ready to leave 2020 behind us and that can mean many things. If for you it includes changing your hair color, perhaps it’s time to do something brave and wild that will mark big changes that are in front of you. However, when it comes to hair color, it often feels like our choices are limited until a new trend emerges that tells us how wrong we were. That’s exactly the case with this new trend, peaches and cream, invented by colorist Maggie Hancock.

When we first saw Hancock’s latest creation, it was immediately clear that it’s going to be the next big thing in hair trends, so you can consider recreating it with your stylist.

“My client started with natural medium-brown hair, and we wanted to do a big change to match her vibrant, fun personality,” she tells Allure. “We decided to do some unique color blocking placement, right next to her ears.”

Creating such a beautiful and unique style requires a lot of skill, so it’s best not to try it at home. Your favorite salon professionals will know what to do!

The post Peaches and Cream Hair is the Trendiest Way to Be a Redhead appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

With the warmer months soon approaching, it’s time to give your hair some much needed TLC. While many people like going lighter with their color in the spring and summer, natural hair colors are what’s popular this year. These are the hair colors you should ask your hairdresser for.

Toasted Strawberry Blonde

This low-maintenance hair color only requires you to come into the salon once every four months, and it looks like you’ve spent the day at the beach.

Caramel Ribbons

If you’re brunette, but you still want a bit of color in your hair, choose caramel highlights. You’ll only have to get touch-ups twice a year. It’s also more natural-looking, and it’s better for your hair than going super light.

Sandy Beaches

For those who like to be bold, this subtler take on icy blonde is more natural, and it’s relatively low maintenance, requiring a salon trip every three to four months. Just make sure you use purple shampoo between visits to keep your hair from going brassy.

Dark Chocolate

Dark hair also looks great with highlights—dark brunette highlights on black hair can really freshen up any look and they only require you to get them touched up once a year!

The post These Hottest Hair Colors For Spring 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

2020 came and it’s time to see which hair colors will be particularly popular this year. Even though we don’t believe in blindly following the trends, especially when it comes to beauty, we do encourage you to find the style that suits you the best and it doesn’t mean you can’t look at the most popular styles for an inspiration to change something in your appearance for the better. Here are the hair colors we’re going to love this year.

Milk Chocolate

This warm brown shade suits pretty much every skin tone. The best way to achieve it is in a salon, where they will use a darker shade on the roots and a bit lighter on the ends to create playful texture.

Rooted Beige

In the past few years, we’ve stopped worrying so much about having dark roots on blond colored hair and even embraced them. A “rooted beige” style will be one of the most popular in 2020, but it has to be done right so the transition is not harsh.

Subtle Red

Instead of bright reds, in 2020 we’ll see more blond and brown shades with a subtle red undertone. This can look especially great in balayage hair as it will give richness and fulness to any type of hair.

The post 3 Trendy Hair Colors for 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Wanting to change something about your hair as the seasons change is a common feeling. Many girls lighten their hair in the summertime and make it darker again when the colder days come. This new trend is perfect for the fall and you’re going to love it. Caramel drizzle hair is the biggest hit on Instagram right now.

Caramel drizzle is a type of balayage that’s designed specifically for dark-haired girls. It shows a subtle transition from dark brown roots to caramel ends that will blend into the fall scenery so nicely. You can get it if your hair is short or long; it looks equally great on long wavy hair as it does on bob. This technique is perfect if you want a subtle change and don’t want to damage your hair too much but still want a different style.

We can already see this hairstyle paired up with a classic camel coat and a pair of ankle boots for that timeless fall look we all love so much.

The post The Top Hair Color Trend for This Fall Is Caramel Drizzle appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Over the last few years, we’ve seen plenty of hair trends inspired by beverages, particularly coffee and wine. There’s chardonnay blonde, mulled wine, and iced mocha, and the latest trend finally includes tea lovers.

Milk tea is the new hair color that’s trending in Japan and Singapore, and it could also spread to the rest of the world. You can see the photos on Instagram under the hashtag #milkteahair and there’s more and more of them every day.

We really like the color. It’s basically beige without being too cool or too warm. It’s a transitional color between dark blonde and light brunette and could look great on many girls.

“It’s the perfect balance of warm tones and cool tones that adds almost an edgier feel to the average balayage,” colorist Olivia Smalley told Allure. “When asking your colorist for something similar, you want to stress that you’re looking for a color melt look that starts more warm-toned at the root but transitions to ash on the ends. The key here is making sure there is a complete elimination of gold on those lighter ends, while maintaining gold on the roots.”

The post Milk Tea Hair Color Is Taking Over Asia appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The latest hair color trend that’s particularly popular among the young Generation Z is too bright not to get noticed. Vibrant, bright yellow hair is all over Instagram and it can look really powerful and awesome.

Until recently, millions of girls would turn to purple toners after bleaching their hair in order to avoid the yellow tones and get the desired platinum or silver blonde color. And now, the purple toner is becoming redundant, as they want the hair to be even more yellow than what the bleach can make it.

We understand the need to be different in the world full of all the same blonde-haired girls. This new trend reminds us of fallen leaves, so now might be the perfect time to try it!

The post Generation Z Loves This Bright Hair Color Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you love your iced caramel latte in the summertime, you’re gonna love this new hair trend! Your favorite caffeinated drink is now moving to your hair and it looks pretty gorgeous.

The idea is pretty simple: it’s done on darker hair so the roots can stay brown as they merge with carefully painted blonde and ash highlights. Yes, it’s similar to balayage, but with more colors mixed together – all kinds of milky and caramel tones.

The final result might look natural and effortless, but you don’t want to attempt this at home. For best effect, go to a professional who will treat your hair with a lot of care and teach you how to maintain your beautiful new hairstyle.

The post Iced Caramel Latte Hair Is the Latest Hair-Color Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The post A Perfect Hair Color to Change Your Current Color With This Summer appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Peanut butter and jelly sandwich is a childhood staple food and the latest hair trend is paying it an homage. If you want to show that you’re a PB&J lover without eating all those unnecessary carbs, consider this new coloring trend.

Rockville-based hairstylist Megan Schipani started the craze when she colored one of her client’s hair with caramel- and berry-colored highlights.

“She couldn’t have full-blown rainbow hair but was open to playing with deep reds and purples,” Schipani explained. “She gave me complete creative control and that made my brain go crazy.”

Basically anyone can have PB&J hair, no matter your natural hair color. If your hair is super dark, however, you may need to lighten it first.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bj3QrgHhD10/?tagged=peanutbutterjellyhair

If you do decide to try it out and go to your own stylist, make sure you show them a picture or they might interpret it differently!

The post Would You Try Peanut Butter and Jelly Hair Trend? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.