The Timeless Shades Of Dirty Blonde Hair: A Comeback To Fit All Tastes

Google blonde hair, and no two photos will look the same. Blonde comes in dozens of shades, from strawberry blonde and vanilla blonde to caramel blonde and buttercream blonde—and many, many other shades that don't sound quite as delicious but still look gorgeous. It's not just a light-to-dark spectrum, either: Blonde hair can veer towards white, yellow, red, brown, orange and rose gold tones, and manages to look completely different every time. It's easily the most versatile hair color if you can even call it a single colorbecause it lends itself beautifully to so many different tones and textures. We took the liberty of naming every single freaking shade of blonde out there, along with photos. Find your favorite, and take it to your hairstylist. Emma Stone swapped her signature red hair for this pale-blonde hue that's ever so slightly peach-tinged peep those subtle blush lowlights. Amber Heard's three-inches of brown roots are made purposeful, not forgetful, thanks to itty-bitty, hand-painted blonde highlights that start at her hairline and snake their way back.

Although the age-old question—do blondes really allow more fun? Classic blonde shades such as platinum and honey have been joined by tons of trending shades like champagne blush and sunny fair-haired , giving every skin tone after that hair color an opportunity to alleviate up. Over the past year, lower-maintenance shades like undone blonde have soared in popularity thanks to their lived-in feel and minimal upkeep. Whatever your blonde ambition may be, we beam to top colorists to find absent what the most requested blonde beard colors are of the moment. Cylinder on for their advice.