1. Creamed coffee

Creamed coffee is a beautiful color for brunettes and women with dark hair. It’s a great transition shade to go from your natural brown or black color to blonde. This color has a golden tone, so it looks incredible on all skin types.

2. Platinum blonde

• Platinum blonde

Platinum blondes are cool, icy tones that appear lighter than yellow or golden blondes and are the lightest shade of blonde. This is a perfect choice for women with fair or light skin tones, who want to achieve a dramatic look by turning their hair platinum white.

3. Bronde

Bronde is the perfect solution for those who want to lighten their hair without going too blonde. It’s a great way to transition from a darker shade to a lighter one, and it will give your hair more depth and dimension than if you went all out with blonde highlights. Bronde is also very natural looking, so you don’t have to worry about looking like an 80s prom queen!

4. White blonde

• White blonde is a cool, ashy shade that can be used to add dimension to an already-blonde color. It’s not for the faint of heart, but it can be an excellent choice for those who want to experiment with temporary hair dye or are looking for a more subtle change in their look. It also requires regular maintenance: every 8-12 weeks (depending on how much you want your roots showing), you’ll need to visit your stylist so they can touch up the color and make sure it’s presentable enough to go out in public. If you’re interested in trying this look without committing yourself too much (or if you don’t have the time or money necessary for frequent salon visits), then white blonde is a good option. Just make sure your skin tone fits!

5. Champagne

If you’re looking for a warm shade of blonde, champagne is your color. This warm-toned blonde looks great on all skin tones, and it can be worn year round. The best thing about this color is that it comes in different shades—off-white and dark to light. If you want to go lighter than the first stage of bleaching, ask your stylist for highlights to create a more natural look.

6. Beige blonde

If you’re looking for a more natural blonde hair color, then beige blonde is the perfect shade for you. It’s a mix between brown and blonde with a touch of gold. This color will give your hair subtle warmth, making it look as if you’ve been in the sun all day, but without the harshness of over-bleaching.

This shade is ideal for those with olive or golden skin tones. The warmth of this tone makes it easier to pull off than other cool tones like platinum blonde or ash blondes.

7. Smoky blonde

• Smoky blonde is a new trend in the hair color industry.
• It’s a combination of grey and blonde, so you can see it as a darker shade of blonde that has been lightened up with brown tones.
• This hue is achieved by mixing different shades of blonde, brown and grey.

Blonde hair color trends for 2017 are all about being natural and embracing the trend of being a “blondie”.

Blonde hair color trends for 2017 are all about being natural and embracing the trend of being a “blondie”. Blondes are trending right now, so if you’ve been wanting to try out a new look but were feeling too intimidated by going too light, then this is the perfect time to give it a go!

Your best bet is to start with highlights before taking the plunge into full-on blonde territory. A few highlights in various shades will give your hair dimension and dimension is key when it comes to being a natural blonde (and looking fabulous). If you want something more subtle than an all over dye job, consider adding some lowlights instead or even just one highlight at the crown of your head.

If there’s anything I learned from watching The Hills back in my high school days (I know, I’m old) it’s that blondes have more fun! And we all know that when it comes down to attracting men/women/animals…the more fun you’re having the better off everyone else is too.