Rose Quartz

Rose Quartz is the color of the year and it’s not hard to see why. The soft, muted pink hue is one of the most flattering colors for brunettes. It’s a beautiful color that will complement your skin tone and give you a fresh new look without being too dramatic. If you are ready for a more drastic change in your hair but want something that won’t be too harsh on your eyes, rose quartz may be ideal for you!

If you want even more inspiration about how this shade looks on different women with different skin tones, check out our article on Rose Quartz Hair Color Ideas!

Honey Blonde

Honey Blonde

If you’re a light, warm-toned brunette with dark hair and a cool skin tone, then honey blonde would be the perfect color for you. This warm shade is universally flattering on any skin tone and will give off an all-year-round glow that’s sure to brighten your day! There are many different shades of this color available for purchase at almost any salon or beauty supply store; however, we recommend sticking to lighter shades if possible as they tend to look more natural than their darker counterparts.

Golden Brown

Golden brown is a rich, warm, medium-light brown with strong, golden undertones. This color flatters light, medium and dark skin tones. It’s a great color for people with warm undertones because it helps to balance out the coolness of their complexion. If you’re looking for a new shade to try but aren’t sure if it will work on your complexion or not, consider going with golden brown!

Cinnamon Brown

A warm brown hair color is flattering to brunettes. The rich tone complements your skin, as well as adding dimension and depth to your look. Cinnamon Brown is a good choice for all skin tones, including those with a yellow undertone or olive complexion. It helps you add richness without looking like you’re trying too hard—or like you’re wearing the same old brown dye again and again because it’s easy to maintain.

Although there are many different shades of cinnamon browns out there (ranging from lightest blonde through medium-dark), this shade will make even the palest brunette feel beautiful by bringing out her natural beauty while still being subtle enough not to draw attention away from her face or eyes—which we all know is what really matters when getting ready in the morning!

Copper Hues

Copper hues are the perfect shade for brunettes. They can be subtle or bold, depending on your preference and skin tone. If you have a darker complexion, go with something like copper red or mahogany; if you have lighter skin, try auburn or strawberry blonde.

There are several things to keep in mind if you’re thinking about trying out this trend:

• Going darker than your natural color will make it look more like an ombre effect than dyeing your whole head one color.
• If you don’t want to do any upkeep on this dye job yourself—and who does?—find someone who knows how to maintain it properly. A hairstylist will be able to tell you what products work best with your hair type so that the color stays vibrant without fading too quickly (which can happen when hair gets wet often).

Ashy Brown

If you have pale skin and light eyes, ash brown hair—which is a slightly cooler shade of brown—will look great on you. It’s also flattering to brunettes with darker skin tones because it’s not too warm or bright. If you have dark eyes and dark features, try highlights instead of the full head of color.

When done right, ashy brown can do wonders for a woman’s natural beauty. The color works well for those who want to go lighter without looking too blonde or fake; it’s also a great way for brunettes who are sick of their roots growing out (or even just bored with their current dye job). As long as you’re willing to invest in some maintenance products like sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner (and maybe even some purple shampoo) once every two weeks or so, it’ll last!

Strawberry Blonde

Strawberry blonde hair is a great choice for people with golden or olive skin tones. It has a hint of red, but it’s not too dark or too light. Not only will this color look good on you, but the highlights won’t show up as much in your strawberry blonde strands (like they would if you had platinum blonde hair). So don’t worry that using a dye may ruin your beautiful face—you’ll still look like yourself!

If you’re interested in coloring your own locks, we recommend checking out [this article](https://www.vogue.com/article/how-to-dye-your-hair) from Vogue Magazine on how to do so safely and effectively at home.

Brunettes can always find a flattering hair color.

Brunettes can always find a flattering hair color. It’s true—they don’t need to worry about their complexion or skin tone when choosing the right shade of dye. Once you understand the tones you have and what colors will work best with them, you’ll be able to find the one that complements your features perfectly.

In this blog post, we’ll cover seven amazing hair dye colors that look great on brunettes: black cherry, chocolate brown, chestnut brown, caramel mocha java espresso black and more!