Hairstylists reveal the seven colors that will be a hit with women this winter

Winter has arrived and brought with it the hair colors that will dictate the season. From platinum to chocolate cherry, hairstylists are betting on seven shades that you can bet on without fear and be successful in the coldest season of the year.

The chosen tones were inspired by some national and international celebrities, but traditional colors have also remained a favorite among those who love changing their hair color each season. The options range from tinted strands throughout the entire length of the locks to more discreet tones, with a slight highlight in the color. “Tones of caramel, copper and honey will be big during winter, with highlights without major variations in nuances standing out”says hairstylist specializing in color correction, Wesley Nóbrega.

Light tones are still in

The shades that will be all the rage among women this season are the following:

Platinum: It's back in style and is a favorite among celebrities like Kim Kardashian. The shade uses grayish nuances with a cooler base, giving the look a more sober and cold look. Experts say that this is the best time of year to go platinum, since the chances of your hair turning yellow are lower.

Butter blonde: It's the best color for women who like to highlight their hair after coloring, as it's a good choice to 'warm up' the cold days of the season. By mixing golden highlights with light brown tones, it's possible to achieve the same tone adopted by influencer Jade Picon.

Honey blonde: This darker shade of blonde is perfect for many skin tones and is always in style. It is also called honey blonde and had singer Rihanna as her representative during the launch of her brand, Fenty Hair, in recent weeks.

Pastel red: Natural blondes are the best ones to adopt this tone, as they will be able to maintain the health of their locks without having to tone them. The most recent adopter was actress Giovanna Ewbank.

Platinum tone (Reproduction/Instagram/@kimkardashian)

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Butter blonde tone (Reproduction/Instagram/@jadepicon)

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Honey blonde tone (Reproduction/Instagram/@badgalriri)

Pastel red tone (Reproduction/Instagram/@gioewbank)

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Coppery caramel tone (Reproduction/Instagram/@tessamaethompson)

Tom chocolate chery (Reproduction/Instagram/@normani)

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Tom chocolate glaze (Reproduction/Instagram/@kaiagerber)

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Darker tones are also on the rise

Copper caramel: Always in fashion, the color gained new variations this winter, with earthy brown nuances and reddish touches. Actress and singer Tessa Thompson is one of those who bet on it and made the right choice.

Chocolate cherry: For those who don't like to go too bold and bleach their hair, this is the ideal shade. Dark-haired brunettes, like singer Normani, can go wild with this color that features subtle reddish nuances. “Full of personality, it's a shade that's very popular”says hairstylist Wanderley Nunes.

Chocolate glaze: Closer to a natural tone, the dark brown tone gains some very discreet nuances of reddish brown. Its ultra-shiny effect, also known as hair glosshas been a hit with brunettes like model Kaia Gerber.

Featured photo: actress Giovanna Ewbank and model Kaia Gerber (reproduction/Instagram @gioewbank/@kaiagerber )