Autumn Blondes 2025
From Syrup Blonde to Creamed Honey, RUSH’s Seung Ki Baek talks us through the top transitional blonde shades that your clients will be asking for this Autumn.
Syrup Blonde
“I can guarantee that syrup blonde will be Autumn’s sweetest shade – this is maple hue has been sported by the likes of Matilda Djerf, Rosie-Huntington Whiteley, and Jennifer Lawrence. Syrup blonde is an intensely glossy, rich blonde that seamlessly blends darker shades into a blonde base. This syrupy hue is a mix of warmer beige tones and bright golden ribbons, with a few lowlights blended throughout to achieve that natural sun-kissed effect.
Syrup blonde is a great option for those gradually wanting to darken their colour as we move towards the colder months, thanks to it’s low-maintenance up-keep.
Natural roots can blend seamlessly with the darker hues, whilst not straying too far from bright blonde shades, making it a great transitional shade from summer to autumn.
Biscotti Blonde
“This tawny, mousy blonde is perfect for the transition into the cooler months, having recently been seen on Margot Robbie. The versatility means this subtle shade can work for most colour palettes, with a cool acorn base and subtle blonde pieces blended throughout.
This is the ideal colour for those not wanting to commit to the upkeep of brighter blondes, or if you’re transitioning for a darker shade and just want to try something new!
Biscotti blonde can be effortlessly personalised to suit your features and skin tone without being too much of a change, whilst harmonising perfectly with the change in seasons.
Chantilly Blonde
“This creamy vanilla hue is perfect for those wanting to be bright and blonde for the autumn, whilst maintaining subtle warmth throughout. Chantilly Blonde is an ultra-dimensional creamy, soft platinum shade that has been sported by Beyoncé and Sabrina Carpenter, and I can understand why!
This creamy blonde is perfect for warmer skin tones as it makes the blonde pop. If your client has fairer skin, this colour may make them look washed-out.
To achieve this shade, blend a few highlights and/or lowlights to add dimension to the base colour. To preserve this creamy blonde hue, make sure to use to use a champagne-coloured toner to give the hair that extra oomph!
Creamed Honey
“Creamed honey is the latest blonde to take the hair world by storm after Bella Hadid debuted the colour on the Cannes Red Carpet. It’s a creamy, warm blonde shade that looks expensive, rich, glossy, and perfectly pristine. The sun-kissed colour is soft and glamourous, blending seamlessly with a naturally lighter base colour, whilst the addition of lighter ribbons are used to emphasise richness and brightness.
“Adding a super subtle shadow root will add depth and dimension to the honey colour.
To achieve this subtle, sophisticated look, it’s all about colour placement and ensuring that the highlights are placed strategically throughout the hair for that glowing, glossy, luxurious effect”.
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