7 Drool-Worthy Autumn Hair-Colour Trends That Look Even Better Than They Sound

Yes, like your spiced latte — with flecks of colour sprinkled on top. "This look is a mix of golden highlights and copper mid-lights using your natural colour as the background, or shifting your base subtly copper to really get that gold to pop," said Jimieson. "It's pretty low-maintenance and easy to wear because everyone's natural hair lifts warm."

Schaudt agrees, and adds that autumn is the perfect time to deposit tone into a previously faded copper colour. "Mixing multiple colours, like brown and red will look incredibly natural," she said.

Schaudt likes to call this hue "ballerina blonde," in that it's ideal for people with bleached hair that want a sprinkle of colour. "This precious pink is perfect," she said. "After the hair is freshly bleached and lifted to a pure white, mix a clear toner with a dash of pink mixer clear to achieve this more translucent tone."

According to Jimieson, adding in blush tones on the lightest blonde shades (or used all over) can give an easily "changed back" twist to your signature look. "Again, it's both warm and cool so it looks good on any skin tone."

That's right: it's not just faded pink. Purple hues will also be very on-trend (and easy to maintain) these next few months. Oh, wait, don't go!

"I'm not talking a full-on, Duran Duran red-violet but adding a subtle muted violet tone to your medium browns will look rich and chocolate-y," said Jimieson. "Once again, the common theme is that violet is made of red and blue, so it looks good on both warm and cool skin tones. We've become more comfortable with complementing our real hair and real skin tones after months of seeing it on the daily during lockdown."

A slightly tweaked take on the aforementioned copper highlights trend, this colour "falls under the warmer brunette family," said Schaudt. "This look adds golden undertones to brown hair that will create a healthy appearance and reflect tons of new shine."