While bronde may be the colour for right now, Sara Cassidy, Senior Colourist at HARI’S King’s Road, believes it has its roots in 2020: “When people couldn’t do their hair at a salon during covid, many left theirs alone more until they could get to an expert colourist and were during that time acquainted with their natural hair colour, which is actually what suits most people best, with a few tweaks to add dimension.”.
Cassidy reminded me of how brilliant Philip Kingsley’s Elasticizer is on hair in need of extra health, and advised me to pop into the salon between colour appointments for gloss, which adds a transparent sort of glaze to hair.
There’s only one bit of extra homework to do if going bronde and that is to take measures to maintain its quality: this colour only shines when it, well, shines, so I’ve taken to using hair masks with great gusto.
Here’s why you’ll be seeing bronde hair everywhere this year I realised hair trends must be changing during my last appointment for highlights.
It being more budget-friendly than traditional highlights, with Brown saying that the joy of bronde is that while it demands much less from the wearer than lighter hair, it “doesn’t grow out with any harsh lines, and doesn’t compromise on quality.”.
