25 Best Spring Hair Color Ideas To Try in 2024

Strawberry blonde, who? This shade is far more exciting, featuring light coppery undertones and serious shine.

When are we not looking to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for inspiration? The model and beauty brand founder's butterscotch hair color has notes of biscuit, sand, and neutral warm tones, and it's perfect for spring.

Marine Cosseron, a hairstylist and colorist at Jean-Claude Biguine Salon & Spa in New York City, loves this red color for fair skin and blue or green eyes. The hue is subtle, but when you're dyeing your hair red, consider getting it dyed brighter than the intended shade—it fades fast!

Want to go full-on platinum? Start lightening your hair now, says O'Mara, so you can work toward a bright blonde hue for the summer. A stylist can help you figure out the ideal shade for your skin.

If you couldn't already tell from the fiery colors on this list, red is all the rage this spring, and this deep cherry cola shade is no exception. Inspired by the refreshing soda, this show-stopping hue is between red and deep brunette with purple undertones.

"Just a hint of sun" is the best way to describe this Jennifer Garner look. It's also the perfect description for springtime. A perfect match!

We're fans of anything buttery—and Cameron Diaz's hair is no exception. Painted with natural-looking blonde colors, it's hardly stark yellow, but still has hints of the warmth of butter.

How pretty is this? Jessica Chastain's lighter red hair is an excellent choice as the warmer months roll around.

"This look is a softer, more natural version of the ombré/balayage hair color trend," says Nadia Vassell, owner of Nadia Vassell Salon in New York City. "It’s a low-maintenance technique and works well for just about anyone."

If you want to naturally blend highlights into gray hair like Mariska Hargitay, ask for them closer to the root, says O'Mara."You can still see some grays around the hairline but the highlights give your color some dimension so they look less noticeable," she says.

Yes, it's unclear if J.Lo has aged in the past 20 years! This honey blonde hue doesn't hurt. "The warmth in her hair and her skin just complement each other so beautifully," says O'Mara.

A warm blonde shade looks great on Margot Robbie, too. "It's closer to the gold end of the spectrum so it doesn't look flat," says O'Mara. The result is equally flattering on warm skin and fair skin like Robbie's.

If you want to brighten up dark hair without going totally blonde (they don't always have more fun!), try highlights that start at the mid-shaft of your hair. These subtle copper highlights complement Sandra Bullock's warm skin tone, says O'Mara.

Natural brunette Jessica Biel also opts for subtle highlights that brighten toward her roots. If you have a cool skin tone like Biel's, cool, neutral, or beige tones will look best, says O'Mara.

If Helen Mirren can rock it, so you can you! "You can add a few pink highlights to blend in with your hair—or go big, hunny!" says Vassell.

Cosseron loves this look for brunettes. Salma Hayek's fade-in to a reddish brown hue is oh-so-subtle, making it perfect for dark-rooted beauties. Find more highlight ideas for brunettes here.

Asking your stylist for caramel balayage or warmer highlights is a great way to transform brunette hair. "This rich color is perfect for warm skin tones," Vassell (pictured here!) says.

Warm highlights complement Eva Mendes's caramel skin without deviating too much from her natural hair color. "This color is great for brunettes who wants to lighten up their look," Cosseron says.

Julianne Moore has been a redhead for her whole life, and you can't blame her. "Red hair is so beautiful with milky skin," says Cosseron. Find your perfect red shade!

Did you know Jennifer Aniston is a natural brunette? Her blonde locks looks totally natural, thanks to a light brown base and golden highlights. "Face-framing highlights add some spark," says Cosseron.