Top Fall Hair Color Ideas 2025 for Women Over 60 to Refresh Your Look

Are you willing to fall in love with your hair once again? This season is full of soft silvers, creamy blondes, warm chestnuts, and rich dimensional tones, which is ideal to make women over 60 look fresh and flattering. No matter whether you are going with your natural grays or you are in need of something fresh, these 2025 hair color ideas are created to inspire, empower, and glow with confidence.

Grown-Up Glam: Soft Champagne Layers

This soft champagne blonde with lowlights that have a shadowy effect is so effortlessly luxurious. The haircut is slightly above the shoulders in relaxed, feathered waves that give volume and lift–but not too much. The hair is sculpted yet natural, the front is swept to the side to give the crown lift. It is a light but not summery, warm but not brassy color that is perfect to wear in the fall. It has that quiet luxury thing going on. And is not that precisely the force we are tapping this season?

In the case of such a style, shine and moisture are the key to maintenance. I never leave home without Pureology Hydrate Sheer shampoo and conditioner set, which is sulfate-free, color safe, and makes my hair feel like pillows. A soft purple shampoo once every 10 days or so helps to tone without drying to keep brass at bay. A few Velcro rollers at the crown after blow-drying? Magic for that subtle height.

This is the type of cut that says to me, I have changed and I shine differently now. I have also read this tone suggested by celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham, who described it as the most flattering lift to aging skin tones and particularly when combined with a layered shape that does not have harsh lines. I couldn’t agree more.

This color simply works when fall comes in with all its soft knits and smoky eyeshadow palettes. Think is walking in golden leaves wearing a buttery trench coat and fresh blowout. Don’t you feel it already?

Polished & Powerful: Dimensional Mushroom Bob

This bob is all classy about short hair-rounded, rich, and confident. The tone is in that mushroomy, cool brunette world, with the low-key blonde ribbons interrupting the darkness to give it a multi-dimensional feel. The back is a bit lifted at the nape by a slight undercut. It is organized, but not harsh, and soft bangs are framing the face in the most flattering manner.

The thing I like about this type of fall hair color on women over 60 is the way it blends so gracefully with natural grays. It doesn’t hide them—it blends and elevates. To keep that subtle contrast fresh, I’d recommend using a gloss treatment every six weeks (like the dpHUE Gloss+ in Medium Brown). No damage, just shine and tone.

There’s something inherently stylish about this bob. It feels modern, but doesn’t scream “trying too hard.” My aunt, 68 and never behind the times in style, switched to this haircut last year and strangers literally stop her at the cafe to inquire where she has it done.

It is that type of look that can take you through brunch in a soft cashmere sweater to an evening gallery event in the city. Clean. Sophisticated. And truly ageless.

Sleek Fringe Energy: The Espresso Classic Bob

I am so partial to the espresso-shine, razor-straight bob with a fringe. It is dramatic yet wearable and it has a timeless confidence to it. The deep dark color is earthy and it causes the eyes and skin to literally pop- particularly in the cooler light of fall. The haircut is tight to the jaw, and the cheekbones are highlighted, and the bangs are soft yet distinct enough to outline the eyes with purpose.

Honestly, this look thrives with a bit of discipline. The glassy finish is essential, and heat styling is the way to achieve it, so a heat protectant such as Color Wow Dream Coat is a must. I also have a lightweight serum to tame flyaways, my splurge is Oribe Power Drops.

I had something like this in 2020 and felt immediately put together even when I was in oversized sweats and hoop earrings. And now? I continue to see this silhouette pop up on the fall runways- particularly in NYC where minimalism is all the rage once again. It is smooth, strong and adult in the most deliberate sense.

I will tell you, when you have been itching to have a reinvention moment, fall is your time, and this cut is your blank slate.

Autumn Glow-Up: Sandy Beige with Soft Volume

Certain colors are fall colors, and this beige with warm blonde stripes is one of those. The color is lightly dimensional, tending to natural softness as opposed to high contrast. The haircut itself is a chin-length bob with the volume added to the roots and the layers slightly curved inwards. It lights up the entire face with delicate bangs touching the forehead. This one feels cozy, but still sharp.

This is a perfect fall hair color to women above 60 years who desire a new tone that is flattering without the maintenance of platinum. I personally make a weekly date with Kerrastase Masque Chromatique- it seals the color and gives me so much moisture after a week of indoor heating and wind. When blow drying, a round brush will assist in forming those inward bends around the jaw.

The thing is, beige color, such as this one, is not merely safe, it is strategic. They are also very pretty to reflect light, particularly when you have a rich autumn color such as olive, rust, or camel. People always ask me what tones are the best when you are ready to lighten grays but not to be blonde. This, right here, is what I show them.

With the leaves turning, your hair should too. You can just imagine this combined with large sunglasses and a plaid scarf. Easy chic.

Gracefully Frosted: Elegant Silver-Blend Bob

There’s something undeniably graceful about this silvery-beige bob. It is cool, composed, and deliberate, a power move in disguise. The color is smoky champagne which is not too gray or too blonde. The haircut is traditional: chin-length, pulled a bit under the chin with volume on the top and side-parted feathered. It is neat and fluffy, as the finest made-to-measure blazer.

This color is a perfect fall hair color on women over 60 particularly when you have graying roots and you do not want the hassle of maintaining the full color. I would suggest mixing glosses such as Redken Shades EQ Silver Green to tone softly without being committed. They keep the frostiness luminous, not dull.

I personally love how this hairstyle is a subtle reference to natural beauty without being styled. I read once that stylist Jack Martin—yes, that Jack Martin, who works with Jane Fonda—said silver hair, when shaped well, “has more elegance than dye can fake.” That stuck with me.

And, should you have been waiting to take a plunge into your natural shades, the soft lighting and comfortable fashion of the fall is the time to do it.

Refined & Radiant: Crisp Ash Silver Elegance

This cut is the definition of polish and grace. A polished chin-length bob with ends that are tapered, and an ultra-cool ash silver that adds precision to natural gray. The lowlights around the nape and underlayer are darker, but they do not take away the focus of the high-contrast shine on the crown. It’s sleek, structured, and timeless in the best way.

The trick to maintaining this tone all season long is to use toning care. I suggest using the Amika Bust Your Brass mask once a week to reverse yellowing and keep the soft silver tones. This entire appearance can be achieved with a light spray of shine spray such as the Kristin Ess Weightless Shine Mist on gray fall mornings.

Honestly, it feels like a power haircut. I have watched this style attract attention at the most comfortable book clubs and the most exquisite museum openings. I adore the way the cut frames the face so well, particularly when combined with eye-catching glasses, or red lipstick. It belongs to the woman who likes to feel intelligent and beautiful.

It reminds me of the kind of crisp, clean silhouette you’d see in a fall runway show in Paris—modern, understated, unforgettable.

Honeyed Sophistication: Buttery Blonde Contour Bob

This dimensional blonde is buttery, warm, light-catching, and so flattering, everything we want in the fall. That brightness is capitalized on by the cut, a softly graduated bob that curves under the chin. Lowlights are subtle and they add richness and depth to the style so that the style reflects light in all directions. It feels graceful but still fashion-forward.

To maintain that tone buttery and not brassy, I tend to suggest the Kerrastase Blond Absolu Cicaplasme which is a leave-in serum that guards against heat and maintains blondes shiny and silky. A silk pillowcase (or bonnet!) helps keep the cut tidy between blow-dries.

I have always liked the way honeyed blonde makes skin look brighter, not washed out with age. And with a neckline a bit dramatic or a big accessory–such as that velvet choker? It’s giving seasonally stylish and confidently feminine.

It is an autumnal tone that goes well with neutrals and deeper autumn shades. This buttery blonde is not too light to wear during the cooler months, it is just right.

Sunlit Softness: Feathered Beige Layers

This is gentle, friendly and completely wearable: like golden-hour light in a bottle of hair. The color is light beige, which is neutral and has a slight tint of warmth, which makes it perfect to wear in autumn, when you need to layer. The haircut is feathered on the ends, inwardly curvy at the jaw, and has a crown-sweeping lift that makes it look youthful and airy.

To enhance that movement, I will always use a texturizing spray, such as R+Co Balloon, you can flip and tousle and achieve that woke up chic look. I will also spray a round brush with a flexible hairspray to keep its shape without stiffening it.

I have a friend who got this exact cut after her 63rd birthday and said it made her feel 10 pounds lighter—and not in a “diet” way. It’s playful, versatile, and full of personality. Great with a flannel shirt or a wrap dress. It is the fall equivalent of I want something simple, yet beautiful.

This is the look of the woman who smiles with her eyes and enjoys when people say, Wait, you changed something, didn t you? but they cannot quite tell what.

Soft Frost Tones: Icy Pearl with Full Fringe

That is that pearl-colored gray of snow, which shines like early morning frost on a cold October window. The complete bangs flow over the forehead in a soft taper that is structured but not heavy. The bob is very elegant just above the shoulders and is an excellent compromise between coverage and lift. This tone complements soft blushes and taupes so beautifully.

Cool colors such as this usually require additional moisture- particularly when the heating system in a home dries everything up. I like Davines NOUNOU Hair Mask to keep color-treated or lightened hair elastic and soft. Also: gentle brushing matters! A boar bristle paddle brush retains that smooth curve without flattening it.

This color brings to mind the most memorable red carpet moments of actress Helen Mirren, when silver is not a step back, but a step into your radiance. It’s that kind of confidence. And it goes so well with chunky sweaters, old pins, and a nice latte.

Sometimes, the quietest colors say the most. This one? It whispers: timeless.

Taupe Whisper: Rooted Blonde in Natural Harmony

Here we have a masterclass in natural-looking dimension. A warm-rooted blonde which fades perfectly into taupe and sand tones, providing it with that high-end, worn-in look. The bob is slightly layered at the back, with soft volume being pushed up to the crown and the sides dropping in a straight line around the jaw. The light plays on the surface of the hair as the late fall sunshine plays on the driftwood.

Colorist Matt Rez has been known to say that rooted blondes are the new high-maintenance low-maintenance look and I have been living that since. They come out so lovely, that they are suited to the leisure of this season. I would apply Olaplex No. 6 Bond Smoother as a finishing cream to decrease frizz and make the color reflective.

This is among the cuts that I would suggest to anyone who is not sure about mixing things up. It’s safe, yes, but never boring. I have this shape myself and it actually goes with virtually any neckline: turtlenecks, V-necks, you name it.

And with pumpkin spice season upon us, isn’t it all we want our hair to feel easy, breezy, and quietly beautiful?

Frosted Precision: Soft Platinum with a Polished Edge

This sleek platinum bob has a sharpness that is futuristic and graceful at the same time. The complete fringe adds softness to the eye region, whereas the cold color gives the entire appearance a contemporary, minimalistic grace. The ends are turned in a bit, neatly and cleanly, but without losing that organic, feminine character. It is that type of cut, which does not scream, but is always noticed.

The thing I like best about this tone is that it does not make the complexion dull, it makes it better. With that said, it does take a little effort to keep platinum tones throughout the fall. I would recommend alternating Fanola No Yellow every week and using highly hydrating products such as the Davines Alchemic Silver Conditioner. Don’t forget a spritz of leave-in for heat protection if you’re styling often.

This look feels like an artistic statement. It makes me think of women I have known who enter a room slowly, confidently, who have nothing to prove. Their beauty speaks for itself.

The golden light of fall on a platinum tone like this? It’s its own kind of drama—and honestly, I’m obsessed.

Windswept Wisdom: Layered Gray with Volume

This look is evidence that natural gray is not only a phase, it is a power play. The color is dimensional, silver and slate tones brushing into one another as a gentle watercolor. The layered bob cut brings motion, and the volume on top makes it never flat. The bangs are soft and just right, providing lift without taking the center stage.

I always recommend adding a lightweight mousse (like Bumble and bumble’s Thickening Full Form) before blow-drying to support the shape and keep it voluminous. When frizz is more likely to creep in when it is cooler, finish with Moroccanoil Smoothing Lotion. It won’t weigh you down.

I’ve always thought styles like this feel like freedom. Such as abandoning dye regimes and simply letting your hair tell people where you are in life. I associate this look with crisp striped shirts, favorite earrings, and long lunches with laughter that extends into the evening when I see women wearing this look.

Honestly, it’s not just hair. It’s confidence styled into shape.

Smoky Layers: Sandy Blonde with Ash Lowlights

And, in case you are attracted to that middle ground between blonde and brunette, this smoky sandy color is the fall gold. It is in the neutral zone and darker lowlights are shown through the soft waves. The chop is set on the shoulders, stacked to bounce and contour, and longer face-framing strands that soften the entire profile.

This style lives on motion, thus a layered blowout with a round brush is your best friend. I apply the Gisou Propolis Infused Polishing Primer before styling- the hold is fantastic, it does not feel crunchy. I will seal it once a week with Living Proof Triple Bond Complex to make it stronger as the air gets drier.

I had a similar tone last fall and received more compliments in three weeks than I did the rest of the year. It is simply flattering with that slight mix, it is dimensional, forgiving, and contemporary.

This shade is in the sweet spot, especially to those who are undecided between being cooler or warmer.

Golden Mist: Soft Beige with Subtle Highlights

It is all about softness in this mid-length cut, with the whispery ends and the softly tousled texture. The beige blonde foundation is kissed with delicate highlights that do not turn into full-on balayage. The natural root mix and low layering give the whole a casual, but luxurious feel, such as golden leaves on the ground on a crisp fall morning.

Maintenance here is delightfully low. All that is actually required is a salt-free shampoo and a quick shine mist. I also love Aveda Botanical Repair Light Masque once a week so that it can remain smooth and breathable.

It is a crazy free yet completely composed look. I can imagine it on a person who is wearing wool trousers and a slouchy knit sweater, smiling as she walks to the farmers market.

It’s not trying to be youthful—it just is. Effortlessly, elegantly so.

Caramel Contour: Layered Blonde with Soft Flicks

This blonde is warm-toned and the hair version of a warm latte, smooth, rich, and comforting. The cut features long layers flicked softly at the ends, giving that signature ’90s blowout revival—but toned down for today. The face is lightened by strategic pieces of light near the front and the lowlights are deeper caramel to add depth all over.

I adore this type of color combined with the Goldwell Dualsenses Rich Repair 6 Effects Serum. It makes the flicks shiny and the tone even when the weather gets colder. And when you have not a big barrel brush, this is the time.

This color makes me think of all the things I like about fall: coziness, heat, texture. It’s not bold—it’s magnetic. It makes people look twice.

In case you have been lured by the current boom in golden bronde shades, this is the adult, sophisticated version, ideal to wear with rich navy, olive or deep burgundy this autumn.

Soft Ash Balance: Airy Layers with Cool Tones

This is fall serenity in a haircut. It is that classic layered bob with a weightless appearance, and the color is slightly cool ash and silvery beige, and it is balanced and breezy. The crown and side lift creates the entire silhouette movement without frizz. It is not rigid or fussy, it is simply voluminous in all the right spots.

In the case of this airy shape, a light round-brush blowout is essential. I always suggest Paul Mitchell’s Extra-Body Sculpting Foam—it adds body without that sticky ’90s crunch. It will be completed by a soft mist of Kenra Silkening Spray that will leave everything touchably shiny, particularly when sweater weather begins to dry everything out.

There’s a calm confidence in this look. I have friends who wear this cut all through fall and winter and never feel like changing it–because it simply works. It pairs so well with soft textures and pale cardigans (like the one shown), making it cozy-season hair at its best.

When you’re looking for a style that’s versatile, flattering, and completely timeless, this one checks every single box.

Retro Revival: Silver Waves with a Modern Touch

This vintage-chic bob is a definition of vintage-chic brought up to date. The silver color is moonlit soft, and the darker undertones provide it with a pearly effect. Even the waves themselves are done in a loose, almost finger-wave style, which lends volume and form without feeling at all unwearable. It’s elegant without being overly styled—like stepping out of a fall film set in Paris.

I prefer to wrap pieces around big Velcro rollers as I apply makeup to keep the shape without having to use heat every day-it adds lift and curve without a curling iron. And to silver tones, the Matrix So Silver All-In-One Toning Leave-In Spray is a fall must-have. It tones and hydrates in one swoop.

I consider this appearance as the ideal combination of traditional and daring. It belongs to a person who is not afraid of experimenting with texture and leaving the safe zone, but she does not have to leave her sophistication behind.

It whispers glamour but also feels approachable. And it is the type of look that does not follow trends, it is the one that sets them.

Cinnamon Light: Warm Golden Layers

This soft golden cinnamon tone is made for autumn. It’s rich and earthy, with a hint of spice—somewhere between light copper and warm honey. The shoulder-length is a bit flipped out at the ends, and there are light face framing layers that open the style. It’s flattering, bright, and full of softness.

Colors like this do best with a color-protecting shampoo. I have been using Joico K-PAK Color Therapy years, which keeps your hair deep golden and locks it in so it does not go too flat or warm. It is also a good idea to have a lightweight oil such as Verb Ghost Oil to add that natural glow.

Such a warm blonde makes me think of rustling fall leaves, pumpkin lattes, and sunshine in the afternoon. It’s comforting and glowing without being overpowering. It especially looks good when paired with textured knits or neutral colors- it makes your hair the statement.

And in case you are toying with the thought of going warmer this fall but not quite ready to go red, this is your ideal compromise.

Classic Flame: Short Copper Bob with Bangs

This is no shrinking violet of a copper bob, it is bold, fun and unashamedly cheerful. The tone is a soft paprika-red which is not neon. The hair is neat and organized, a little bit below the jaw, with soft side bangs and the most delicate inward turn. It feels perky and expressive, without trying too hard.

Keeping copper bright is a challenge, but I have had excellent success with Redken Color Extend Magnetics. And when the tone starts to go, then use the Moroccanoil Color Depositing Mask in Copper once every two weeks, it will restore the tone and texture in a single go.

This color takes me back to the beginning of fall sunsets, which are bright, warm, and somewhat magical. I have female friends who claim that going copper in their 60s was the best beauty choice they made. It highlights the eye color, tans the skin and makes you feel like you are glowing inside.

It’s a personality color. When you are ready to be noticed, and to be remembered, this is your fall firestarter.

Chestnut Chic: Sleek Brown Bob with Micro Fringe

This slick bob is a full-blown mood: decadent, carved, and slightly retro. The color is a warm chestnut brown, which is ideal in the fall, and the micro fringe and close-cut shape provides it with a high-fashion finish. It is a bob that is not softened but hardened, making it extremely symmetrical and dramatic.

The secret to a look like this? Shine and shape. I blow-dry using Color Wow Dream Coat to give me that glassy finish. Then add a bit of Ouai Matte Pomade at the ends to define without greasiness. It keeps everything neat and intentionally tousled.

It has a certain confidence to a look like this- it does not have to be long or layered to be feminine. It makes me think of runway models or old-time movie stars with a dark edge.

In case you have ever thought of going darker during fall, this type of bob can be your new trademark.

Cozy White Chic: Textured Snow-Crop with Fringe

This short cut radiates joy and ease. The trimmed layers are so soft in texture, that the look has a naturally messy appeal, and the color, a pure snowy white, is clean and effortlessly glamorous. The wispy bangs smooth the forehead and give the cut a friendly vibe that is ideal during cool and crisp mornings.

It is almost a wash-and-go style, but to get that defined but fluffy texture I adore a pea-sized amount of Bumble and bumble Sumotech worked through the roots. It gives lift without stiffness. And if you’re embracing natural white or silver, a purple-toning shampoo like L’Oréal Silver keeps the tone balanced and bright.

I always get an impression that such cuts are like a new beginning, like a warm sweater, a cup of hot coffee, and a walk through golden leaves. It’s simple, but never boring. There’s confidence in not needing to “try” so hard.

This is the right time to celebrate this type of minimal magic in fall.

Honeyed Pixie Glow: Blonde Crop with Side-Swept Layers

Golden tones and sculpted beauty combine in this pixie-bob cross. The hair is brushed across the forehead and the ears, providing both form and tenderness. The color? A creamy honey blonde with pale beige highlights, which lighten the face and make the skin brighter. It’s sunlit warmth in a haircut.

This one actually stands out when used with a texturizing cream such as Aveda Light Elements Defining Whip. It adds hold without dulling the shimmer. To maintain those blonde tones buttery, I suggest Redken Blondage Conditioner, it keeps everything creamy, not brassy.

That is the type of cut that I would suggest to anyone who wishes to have something elegant yet low-maintenance. It’s chic, universally flattering, and ideal for highlighting statement lipstick (hello, bold berry tones!).

It is fall-appropriate but with a playful touch to it- such as golden leaves blown by the wind.

Refined Ice: Precision-Cut White Blonde Pixie

There’s something quietly commanding about this icy-white pixie. It is cool, sculptural, and downright flattering, particularly to those who are in their silver phase. The back is shortened and clipped, and the top layers are relaxed and elevated. Light bangs are cascaded to one side making this power-short cut more elegant.

This kind of hair is best when it is clear and shiny. To maintain that clean white look between salon visits, a purple leave-in such as Kristin Ess The One Purple Toning Spray can be used. And for styling? A bit of Sebastian Craft Clay gives shape without interrupting softness.

I have always loved the courage to go short and bold. This style is confident to the core- it does not seek approval. And still, it is soft enough to match with the daily softness of linen shirts, cashmere scarves and fireplace evenings.

Minimal, striking, and unmistakably elegant.

Silver Whisper: Tousled Charcoal Layers

This layered crop is like a perfect combination of attitude and softness. The charcoal gray foundation is mixed with silvery accents which make the style deep and light simultaneously. The flipped-out ends and piecey fringe make the entire style light, wearable, and simple to update with a simple tousle.

To maintain that shape, I prefer Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to hold, without buildup, it revives the layers and smells amazing. When the styling is to be soft, rough-dry with fingers rather than a brush, just to preserve the natural movement.

This one is like it was designed to be worn in denim jackets and during fall weekends. I have friends who wear this shade and cut all year round, but it really comes out in the fall, with earthy colors, deep reds and soft leather accessories.

It is the sort of appearance which speaks volumes, without uttering a word, the appearance of a person who is alive to the full.

Effortless Golden Spiral: Champagne Blonde Curls

This hairstyle is joy personified. The curly blonde hair falls in soft champagne blonde curls to a bouncy bob that is light, voluminous and just the right amount of undone. The lights are delicate and glowing, catching warm golden light in every curl of the hair. It is festive, as when you take your first glass of prosecco on a fall night.

For curls like these, hydration is everything. I would suggest Maui Moisture Curl Quench + Coconut Oil Curl Smoothie. It holds without stiffness and the smell is enough reason. I also have a diffuser at hand to add curl shape on cool mornings.

I have witnessed this very style being successful in weddings, dinner parties, and pumpkin-picking as well. It’s versatile, playful, and kind to natural texture. In case you have a wave or a curl pattern, embrace it this season.

It’s not about perfection. It is about the radiance of letting your hair do what it pleases.

Espresso Softness: Dimensional Brunette with Silver Accent

This medium-length brunette bob is the ideal combination of the form and gentleness. The deep espresso base color is accented with a soft silver streak through the parting to give a very natural contrast to the skin and make it warmer. The cut follows the jawline closely with a slight layering that provides the body and a slightly rounded shape.

The thing that makes this one so unique is that it can be worn with casual knits as well as with something a bit more refined. To maintain that silver tone bright and not brass, I would suggest Pureology Strength Cure Blonde Purple Shampoo. To shine, a bit of Olaplex No. 7 Bonding Oil rubbed through the ends does the trick.

I adore the way this type of color celebrates the process of aging without being a trade-off. It feels intentional, thoughtful, and empowered. It is the hair of a woman who knows who she is- and does not have to prove it.

The appearance is just stunning with deep fall colors charcoal, merlot, olive green and it feels like a luxury moment of silence.

Creamy Vanilla Precision: Ultra-Light Blonde Bob

Smooth, chilly, and clean- this creamy vanilla blonde bob is like a breath of fresh air. The hue is dimensional and has icy champagne and soft beige interlaced with a neutral foundation creating an impression of fullness but not saturating the tone. The haircut is well fitted, undercut at the nape, and has sharp ends which make it look neat.

This color does take a little commitment to maintain. I apply dpHUE Cool Blonde Shampoo once every 7-10 days and after that, I apply K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Mask, especially when the air becomes crisp and dry during fall. A visit to the salon every two months will maintain the light gloss to the maximum and the fade to the minimum.

I regard this as a blonde statement to women above 60 years who wish to adopt bold tones but not too warm and not too bright. It’s radiant, but it never tries too hard.

It styles itself, the finish is so clean, all you need to do is add a little movement with a blowout and you are set. It’s timeless and trendy, all at once.

Conclusion 

It is the time of reinvention and your hair should be in the spotlight. With soft frost shades to deep golden mixes, each style on this list has something gorgeous and age-defying that is timeless. So whether you’re craving a low-maintenance update or a bold color shift, let this guide be your excuse to try something new. You have won hair that is as fresh as the autumn air.