It’s officially lowlight season, and now’s the time to move from bright summer blondes to something a little more complex and multidimensional. Updating your blonde for fall doesn’t mean you need to go dark—adding depth in all the right places can make the blonde pop even more and make it look rich and expensive.
Let’s take a look at the most gorgeous examples of fall lowlights for blondes in soft autumn hues like golden, caramel, honey and amber that can upgrade your look without losing your blonde glow.
1. Honey-Toned Lowlights
A gorgeous fall update: honey-toned lowlights that add depth and warmth to blonde hair will create the irresistible glow we all want. Plus, they’ll make your grow-out process look completely seamless.
2. Caramel Lowlights
Looking to make your blonde pop in the fall without it being too bright? Get caramel lowlights. They introduce warmth and dimension to blonde hair, helping the transition to fall feel smooth and natural.
3. Rose Gold Lowlights
Lowlights don’t always have to be muted and subdued. Case in point: these bold rose gold lowlights that bring a fiery burst of color to the blonde and make it look so vibrant and full of energy.
4. Chestnut Lowlights
Chestnut lowlights, rich and earthy yet delicate, bring a beautiful depth to blonde hair. The color looks more natural and dimensional, and with a root smudge, it’s much easier to maintain.
5. Warm Toffee Lowlights
Lowlights can completely transform your look, taking it from flat to multidimensional. Choosing the right shade matters—warm toffee lowlights give blonde hair a luxurious, caramelized finish that adds fullness and texture for fall.
6. Ash Blonde Lowlights
To keep your blonde bright but still add dimension, go for lowlights just a couple of shades deeper than your lightest strands. Ash blonde lowlights can give complexity to platinum or light blonde hair without sacrificing its brightness.
7. Golden Blonde Lowlights
Want a bright blonde for fall? Try lowlights instead of lightening further. The depth created by lowlights can actually make your blonde seem even brighter—no need for more bleach. Here, golden blonde lowlights add a soft glow while keeping your summer blonde intact.
8. Beige Blonde Lowlights
If you’re going for a natural fall look, match your lowlights to your base color. Beige blonde lowlights subtly add dimension and give you a gentle update without overpowering your blonde.
9. Butterscotch Lowlights
When done right, lowlights make blonde hair look more natural and multidimensional. Butterscotch lowlights bring a creamy warmth to blonde, creating a rich, glowing effect for fall.
10. Espresso Blonde Lowlights
Lowlights can be super low-maintenance, especially when they’re close to your natural shade. Pair bright blonde face-framing highlights with espresso lowlights for a striking contrast that grows out seamlessly.
11. Smoky Lowlights
Over-lightened hair can get a fresh look with lowlights. Smoky lowlights give blonde hair a cool, moody edge for fall, adding depth while giving you a style update.
12. Latte Lowlights
There’s something so luxe about lowlights—they give blonde hair an expensive, dimensional feel. Latte lowlights add a subtle, creamy tone that’s clean, sophisticated, and fall-ready.
13. Cinnamon Lowlights
Cinnamon lowlights are such a good choice for fall. Their warm, spicy depth is cozy and warm, but also gives blonde hair a stunning, dimensional look.
14. Taupe Lowlights
Lowlights add dimension by weaving darker tones into your hair, and they don’t always have to be high-contrast. Taupe lowlights add a soft, muted contrast to blonde hair, creating a beautiful effect that feels perfectly understated.
15. Sandy Blonde Lowlights
Adding lowlights can feel risky, but when done right, they make your blonde stand out even more. Sandy blonde lowlights create a seamless, sun-kissed effect, giving your hair that perfect beach-to-fall look.
16. Copper Lowlights
Want to try the copper trend but not ready to say goodbye to blonde? Warm copper lowlights woven into blonde hair give you the best of both worlds—and the result is simply stunning!
17. Bronze Lowlights
Keep your lowlights from fading too fast by asking your colorist for a warm tone. Adding gold or bronze shades two to three levels deeper than your blonde will enhance shine and help your color last longer.
18. Brunette Lowlights
High-contrast lowlights with intense pops of blonde give your hair a dazzling, almost metallic sheen that’s rich and dimensional—and you won’t need to worry about roots for months.
19. Honey Almond Lowlights
Warm honey almond lowlights are the dreamiest, coziest fall hair color. They add a rich, nutty warmth that makes your face-framing money pieces shine even brighter.
20. Cocoa Lowlights
Tired of flat blonde? Cocoa lowlights bring rich, chocolatey depth and texture to your hair, giving you the perfect warm, dimensional fall look.