Chestnut Heat Brunette
Warm chestnut for a brunette that needs a bit of life, not a complete identity crisis.
Low Maintenance
What it looks like
Warm chestnut for a brunette that needs a bit of life, not a complete identity crisis.
Chestnut Heat is a rich brunette with cinnamon and amber warmth for a glossy toasted finish.
Who it may suit
Brunettes who want warmth, shine and a healthy looking colour without a big transformation.
Think about this first
Not ideal if you want a cool ash brunette or icy result.
Your current colour and condition affect what is achievable. We will discuss the route, likely upkeep and cost before choosing the service.
Looking after it
Low Maintenance. The existing guide is around 8 to 10 weeks for a refresh, but the right gap depends on your placement, fading, hair condition and preferences. Root regrowth and tone fading are different jobs. Tell me how much upkeep you want before we choose the plan.
My advice
Ask for warmth you actually enjoy. If orange tones are your sworn enemy, let’s talk through what chestnut will look like on your hair.
Bring it to your consultation
Save the picture and tell me which part you like: the warmth, the brightness, the depth or the placement. Also tell me what you do not want. That gives us a much better starting point.
Ideal For:
Brunettes who want warmth, shine and a healthy looking colour without a big transformation.
Not A Good Idea If:
Not ideal if you want a cool ash brunette or icy result.
Emma's Tip
Ask for warmth you actually enjoy. If orange tones are your sworn enemy, let’s talk through what chestnut will look like on your hair.
Maintenance
Low Maintenance. The existing guide is around 8 to 10 weeks for a refresh, but the right gap depends on your placement, fading, hair condition and preferences. Root regrowth and tone fading are different jobs. Tell me how much upkeep you want before we choose the plan.
