Wheat Blonde: "A fresh, wheat-coloured glaze softens everything up after the Summer holidays," said Jack Howard, colourist at Paul Edmonds Salon in London, who describes wheat blonde as a warm, buttery hue with ribbons of gold painted throughout. It's the perfect transition shade as it's not too cool and not too warm, and here's the best news yet: it's a very low-maintenance blonde hue, according to Howard.
The colour is created by adding warm, golden tones throughout the hair using the balayage technique (i.e. painting on highlights) throughout the entire hair and adding "money pieces" to frame the face.
Image Source: Jack Howard