The color: Chestnut Highlights
Description: According to celebrity colorist Katie Neutz, light chestnut highlights at the ends are going to be everywhere this Spring. Just look to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Suki Waterhouse, and Alexa Chung.
Who it works for: This can work for anyone, blonde or brunette, and is the perfect transition look for when your sun-kissed hair is on its way back so it doesn't require a lot of maintenance.
Technique: If you’re naturally a dark blonde to light brunette, have your stylist enhance your roots with a similar shade. Then, have them balayage a few highlights to brighten the ends and create a sun-kissed feel around the face. Dimension is key to this style. For brunettes, richen up your root shade and then have your stylist add cool, ashy chestnut highlights throughout your ends to create contrast.
