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It's like brown sugar, but for hair.
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Tired of maintaining highlights but looking for a way to spruce up your hair color this summer? Then consider sunset brown, a warm shade that'll grow out softly and doesn't take multiple treatments to achieve.
This auburn-ish tone is like brown sugar, but for hair: a happy medium between dark and light with just a hint of rosy glow. The key? Making things warmer, not brighter. As Rex Jimieson , colorist at Maxine Salon in Chicago, tells us, “Not everyone needs highlights or contrast. Go extra healthy with a warm brown demi-permanent.” 
Jimieson says clients starting with darker hair should go up “about one and a half levels to get that natural warm tone.” He explains that embracing the warmth is not only super pretty, but takes less upkeep than ashy shades in the summer sun.
That's right: no bleaching, no intense layering—just an overall shade that will pick up the light and make you look amazing. Jimieson advises that, if you like the color and want to keep it, you should “plan to touch up about every six weeks. But don’t fear: Your line of grow-out will be soft, as we are talking demi-permanent color.”
If you're already making an appointment at the salon, then jot down Jimieson's recommendation for what to ask your colorist for: “A muted warm brown demi-permanent color, no more than one and a half shades lighter than your real hair color. Often using a natural tone without any ash in it will reveal enough of your warm underlying pigment. So if the term ‘warm’ scares you, start with just a reduction in the use of ash tone.” Could not be simpler.
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The overall effect is lighter and less dramatic than a dark shade, like iced espresso hair —but so much easier to maintain than even a subtle blonde look, like coconut candy hair . No more mixing highlights and lowlights; this is one shade to rule them all. Sunset brown! 
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If the current sweater weather finds you poring over pictures of Hollywood's favorite brunettes for inspiration, be reminded that, for all the attention blonde bombshells are afforded, dark hair owes its timeless appeal to the shade's spectacular range. Just consider Spanish bombshell Penélope Cruz as a recent case study: Though the 2019 Golden Globes-nominated star took the platinum plunge to play the powerhouse Donatella Versace in The Assassination of Gianni Versace: An American Crime Story —making waves with her shocking on-screen hair color transformation—even the icy dye job did little to rival her real life role as the ultimate sensual brunette. And she's certainly in good company.
Take Audrey Hepburn , whose darkened pixie telegraphed an impish sophistication only matched by her innocent, wide-eyed gaze. Or Liz Taylor, whose luxe rumple of espresso curls had all the drama of her famous violet eyes. In the seventies, Patti Smith's razored shag provided a stormy counterpoint to Debbie Harry's bleached bob. Whoever said blondes have more fun clearly never spent a night at Studio 54 with the chestnut-maned disco queen Bianca Jagger.
These days, Selena Gomez's piece-y dark bob and Priyanka Chopra's’s lush waves are the definition of laid-back glamour, while Rihanna keeps changing things up, yet always returns to her original Bad Gal brunette hue. From Jackie O to Angelina Jolie, here are 39 women who embody the beauty of life on the dark side.

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