Is it time to go from blonde to brunette? As tennis star Amanda Anisimova makes the change
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Many stars have recently been abandoning their beachy blonde locks for bombshell brunette manes. American tennis player Amanda Anisimova, 23, is the most recent star to make the transformation, showcasing her new look at the Australian Open. Following in the footsteps of Hailey Bieber, Karlie Kloss and Sofia Richie Grainge; Anisimova has indulged in the low-maintenance beauty trend, that some have dubbed ‘old money blonde’ or ‘expensive brunette’.
“In addition to that, we’re seeing a surge in popularity of singular tones that I’m calling ‘Monobrown’ – which is a monochromatic, single tone of brunette, focusing on gloss and shine,” which appears to be the trend Anisimova is sporting.
So, if you’re thinking of swapping out your blonde for brunette this winter, leading stylists detail how you can make the transformation as smoothly as possible. How to know if brunette works on your skin tone. A common worry people have when deciding whether to go brunette is that it will wash them out – but the colour virtually suits everyone – it’s just the shade you need to get right.
“Brunette is a term used to describe various shades of deeper hair, warm, cool and neutral,” explains Smith. “This means there can be many shade options to suit a variety of skin tones and eye colours. “Look for the darkest part of your natural hair – usually the hair at the back of your head behind your ears – and your natural eyebrow colours to determine how dark of a shade you could carry.”.
