Pecan. Caramel. Toffee. Everyone
agrees that warm, rich browns are hot for fall 2003. Redken lists
warmer brunette as a very hot "Trend at a Glance"; National
Educator Mezei Jefferson backs a bronze base with copper and gold
as popular for ethnic hair, and Atlanta Color lead Susan garner
says chocolate will be the hue.
"...the
trend is toward a more sophisticated playfulness. Hair
this fall will feature bold slices of color that move."
Shannon
King, International Artistic Leader
"This past spring and summer, haircolor was definitely more
playful. We were doing a lot of strawberry blondes and reds,"
says International Artistic Leader Shannon King. "Now, the
trend is toward a more sophisticated playfulness. Hair this fall
will feature bold slices of colors that move. And the hot colors
this season--caramel, pecan, toffee and hazel--will add a fun
factor to hair."
In fact, brunette is so popular that several diehard blondes
tried it this year, including Mary Kate Olsen, Sarah Michelle
Gellar, Drew Barrymore and Mandy Moore.
