Hair Colourists Say These Are The 9 Chicest Hair Colours Brunettes Can Wear In Winter

1. Ash Brown

"For our brunette lovers that don’t like warmth in their hair, this colour is perfect for someone who loves their brown hair, but doesn’t want to add warmer tones," says Hannah Gayle, hair colourist at Hershesons. If cooler, ashy tones suit your skin and features (if you're more of silver jewellery person than gold, this might be your vibe), then she recommends this colour for you. However, you'll want to book in for regular toners to help keep it looking cool-toned. "Regular toners to kill the warmth and are very important to upkeep this colour," adds Gayle.

2. Chestnut Brown

"Chestnut brown is a softer version of chocolate brown, adding warmth with a lighter brown to create a beautiful medium brown warm colour," says Gayle, who says this is a great hair to compliment mature brunettes too, as it tends to be softer. "Regular home treatments and glosses to keep the colour fresh and vibrant," she says, so look for products to help keep your chestnut tones looking rich and expensive-looking.

3. Teddy Bear Brown

You've heard of teddy bear blonde, but teddy bear brunette is the plush, brown-toned version that makes hair look multi-dimensional and velvety. "Teddy bear brunette is the perfect combination for incorporating a lighter version of your brunette with warm honey tones to complement a natural brunette wanting to add lighter pieces," says Gayle. "I would definitely recommend keeping up with glosses and at-home hair masks to keep this colour look super shiny and super glossy," she says.

4. Caramel Brown

Caramel is a great way to add lightness to your hair in the depths of winter, and balayage or highlights are a great way to add toffee tones through your lengths. "This is a beautiful light soft beige-brown and caramel to create a very natural low maintenance colour—a great way to mix light and dark tones," says Gayle. "This is a very low maintenance colour, but would advise treatments at home to keep the shine," she says.

5. Burgundy Brown

"We have seen this tone enter our wardrobes and our nails and now on our hair," says Harriet Muldoon, hair colourist at Larry King. "This shade is a deep rich red with a hint of purple melted into a brown base. I love this shade as it’s multi-tonal in different lighting. It’s definitely a stand out trend."

6. Auburn Brown

"Auburn brown is a mix of copper and brunette, you can really have fun with this colour. You can go more auburn or brunette to create a unique colour that really suits your features and tones," says Gayle. "It’s such a beautiful mix if you feel copper is to loud and want to soften this. Regular regrowth tints are important to avoid regrowth banding and keeping the colour seamless," she says.

7. Noir Brown

"Demi Moore and Kylie Jenner have been running this trend at the Golden Globes. It still looks like a natural tone—it’s the darkest shade before black—think super healthy hair and shine," says Muldoon "To maintain I would go with a Redken Shades EQ gloss and the brown lights range to maintain tone."

8. Bronzed Brown

"This look is for brunettes that want to have multi-tonal hair, but feel like a brunette," says Living Proof . "To create this look go for a balayage and layer with some rich dark blonde tones."

9. Chocolate Brown

"This rich chocolate brown colour will never go out of style," says Gayle. "It’s the Perfect mix of warm tones to create shine and a deep brown for depth and warmth that adds so much softness. I would recommend regular toners to upkeep the shine and richness."