According to Stylists, These Are the 5 Hair Colours Everyone Will Want in 2024
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@sabinasocolFirst up is possibly one of the most wearable, low-maintenance trends out there. Say hello to "lived-in blonde". "Next year, I think we’ll be ditching the platinum blonde vibes of the Barbie film craze in 2023," says Cusick. "2024 will be all about more lived-in shades with darker roots, providing a low-maintenance option for those who want to stretch the time between salon visits."
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@sofiarichiegraingeThis really is an ideal choice for those of you who don't want to be getting your roots done every few weeks, but still want to add lightness and dimension to the hair.
To keep your lived-in roots looking fresh, use a detox shampoo once a week to remove build-up.
Help bring out your lighter ends with this leave-in treatment from Bumble and Bumble.
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@nnennaechemWant something a little bit darker? The experts recommend "expensive brunette". As Cobella explains, 2024 will have a big focus on quiet-luxury hair, including expensive-looking brunette shades. "This is all about elegant, high-end, luxurious colour," adds Cobella.
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@haileybieberTo help achieve this look, you want to opt for a natural-looking shade with a high-shine, glossy finish.
A hair gloss is a great way to keep your colour looking as healthy and shiny as possible.
Speaking of shine, you can't go wrong with a hair oil.
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@sukiwaterhouseSimilar to lived-in blonde, balayage is great if you like to take a break between hair appointments, but the difference is that this trend can be adapted to suit any hair colour.
Colouring your hair can leave it feeling a little dry, but this Redken shampoo and conditioner will help bring it back to life.
A moisturising hair mask will also help nourish your ends.
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@emrataWith Dua Lipa and Emily Ratajkowski both giving this trend a go, I have no doubt that lots of other celebrities will follow suit.
Keep your red hair looking vibrant with Josh Wood's cherry gloss.
Prefer a warm coppery tone? This mask will enhance and hydrate your new hair.
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@anthonyholguinCobella is also predicting that the "golden glow" trend will be big next year. "This is a super-soft and subtle glaze that’s only noticeable in the natural light, to mimic that golden-hour glow that emerges from a beautiful pink sky," she says.
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@yusefhairnycI love how this hair colour catches the light, making it perfect for those spring and summer months we have to look forward to next year.
To keep that golden shine, make sure to hydrate with a weekly mask.
Then finish things off with a shine spray like this one from GHD.