Let Chloë Grace Moretz's Lived-In Bronde Hair Serve as Your Fall Color Inspiration
The brunette-blonde mashup looks so good.
Summer's not over just yet, but in the event that you're getting a head start on narrowing down your fresh fall hair color, allow actress Chloë Grace Moretz to be your muse. This week, she gave her long bob haircut a bit of an upgrade with a soft, bronde hair color that I'm pretty sure is shaping up to be everyone's go-to hair shade for fall.
If you can recall, Moretz's hair was previously a lighter, honey shade of blonde, but she revealed her new look via Instagram this week. The transformation comes just as she kicks off her promotional tour for her new Christmas movie, Oh. What. Fun., which premieres on Dec. 3. Her hair was colored by celebrity hairstylist and colorist Jacob Schwartz, who's also responsible for Bella Hadid's honey blonde transformation earlier this year. Per a press release, Schwartz used a high-performance lightener and a demi-permanent hair color from Schwarzkopf Professional to give the actress a lived-in look. He also gave her subtle, face-framing highlights that seamlessly blend into the darker parts of her hair.
Bronde is a mashup of—you guessed it—brunette and blonde, and it's a perfect choice for brunettes who want to go slightly lighter without putting their hair through the harsh transition that comes with fully going blonde. It's also perfect for anyone who's already a blonde but wants a color that's a bit softer and warmer.
Moretz follows a handful of other celebrities who have debuted a bronde hair color this year, the most recent being Denise Richards, who grew out her previously bleached hair and slightly lightened up her natural color.
If you're thinking of going bronde for fall, it's best to reach out to a hairstylist or colorist who can perfectly customize your color. Once that's done, you can keep your new color looking fresh and new with the products ahead.
Hair that's been lightened or colored is a little more prone to dryness, so make sure you're using a shampoo that'll cleanse without stripping and add moisture back into your strands.
Speaking of moisture, look for a conditioner that not only hydrates and conditions, but also helps repair bonds that have been broken by color and chemicals, like this one.
This light leave-in cream will keep your color from fading while also keeping your hair protected from damage and breakage. Apply it to damp hair and don't rinse out.
For a shine boost, try this beloved hair oil that's also known for softening the hair and taming frizz.
This lightweight serum will kick up the amount of moisture in your strands without weighing down your hair or leaving behind a greasy film.
