“Black Espresso” is Fall’s Moodiest Hair-Color Trend

Slide 1 of 8: I don't consider myself much of a foodie, but I have to admit that this fall's biggest hair-color predictions - some of which boast names like "Champagne pop" and "chocolate almond" - sound nothing short of delicious. "Espresso black," for example, is another rising hair-color trend that gets its name from a beloved beverage, only this one is just moody enough to fit your fall aesthetic. As the name suggests, the color is a very dark brown that almost looks black, and you can see the chocolate-y tones better under sunlight. According to Karissa Schaudt, a colorist at Maxine Salon, if you're planning on making a dark-hair shift at some point, there'll be no better time to do it than in the next few months.  "It's smart to transition into this dramatic color during the cooler months to prevent fading due to sun exposure." "It's smart to transition into this dramatic color during the cooler months to prevent fading due to sun exposure," she previously told POPSUGAR. Colorist Rex Jimieson agreed, and also said that achieving the hue is as simple as adding "black to your medium or dark-brown base color with foils or balayage rather than going completely solid. Ask for a demipermanent so you can change it down the road and it will be super shiny." If you think "black espresso" is the moody fall hair color for you, read ahead to check out our favorite takes on the trend.

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“Black Espresso” is Fall’s Moodiest Hair-Color Trend, and We’re So Into It

I don’t consider myself much of a foodie, but I have to admit that this fall’s biggest hair-color predictions – some of which boast names like “Champagne pop” and “chocolate almond” – sound nothing short of delicious. “Espresso black,” for example, is another rising hair-color trend that gets its name from a beloved beverage, only this one is just moody enough to fit your fall aesthetic.

As the name suggests, the color is a very dark brown that almost looks black, and you can see the chocolate-y tones better under sunlight. According to Karissa Schaudt, a colorist at Maxine Salon, if you’re planning on making a dark-hair shift at some point, there’ll be no better time to do it than in the next few months.” It’s smart to transition into this dramatic color during the cooler months to prevent fading due to sun exposure.”

“It’s smart to transition into this dramatic color during the cooler months to prevent fading due to sun exposure,” she previously told POPSUGAR. Colorist Rex Jimieson agreed, and also said that achieving the hue is as simple as adding “black to your medium or dark-brown base color with foils or balayage rather than going completely solid. Ask for a demipermanent so you can change it down the road and it will be super shiny.”

If you think “black espresso” is the moody fall hair color for you, read ahead to check out our favorite takes on the trend.

Slide 2 of 8: Turns out, shiny black is the new black. "It's smart to transition into this dramatic color during the cooler months, to prevent fading due to sun exposure," said Schaudt. Both her and Jimieson recommend doing a demi permanent dye in case you're feeling noncommittal. "It's also softer and easier to wear if you add the black to your medium or dark brown base color with foils or balayage rather than going completely solid," said Jimieson. "Ask for a demi permanent so you can change it down the road and it will be super shiny.

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Article by Danielle Jackson for Popsugar©

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