Hey babe,
If you thought blonde season ends with summer- think again. Winter blondes are having a moment, and we are obsessed.
From cozy honey tones that give major golden-hour vibes to icy platinum that sparkles like snow, this season’s blonde shades are about softness, contrast, and glow. Whether you’re in your “Angel Blonde” era or craving something warm and lived-in, these are the top blonde hair colors taking over this winter (and exactly how to care for them).
1. Icy Angel Blonde (Cool-Toned Platinum)
Cool, clean, and unapologetically extra.
This shade gives snow-queen energy- the kind of bright, silvery platinum that looks stunning against cozy knits and bold winter lips.
Why we love it: It’s high-impact and glam, perfect for the girl who lives for a sleek blowout and statement coat moment.
Keep in mind: Icy blondes need a little extra love- think weekly toning and hydration. Use purple shampoo sparingly and balance with rich moisture treatments (our Deep Hydration Treatment will keep your strands soft instead of straw-like).
2. Vanilla-Almond Blonde
The “latte blonde” everyone’s talking about.
Think creamy beige with a hint of warmth- like a swirl of almond milk in your morning coffee.
Why we love it: It flatters literally every skin tone and is super low-maintenance compared to icy shades.
Stylist tip: Ask for soft dimension with lighter ribbons around your face. It gives that sun-kissed look, even in the middle of winter.
3. Honey-Butter Blonde
Golden, cozy, and dripping in warmth- this is the blonde for girls who want glow.
It mixes honey, beige, and buttery gold for the perfect soft-focus effect that looks amazing in natural light.
Why we love it: It’s forgiving, low-maintenance, and adds a little sunshine to cold winter days.
Best combo: Pair this shade with our Hair Lengthening Oil to lock in shine, hydration, and smoothness — especially if your ends are feeling dry from color.
4. Rooted Blonde / Lived-In Blonde
How to Choose the Right Blonde for You
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Skin undertone check:
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Cool undertones → lean toward cool-blondes (platinum, icy)
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Warm/neutral undertones → warm tones (honey, vanilla-almond, golden)
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Hair health & maintenance willingness:
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If your hair’s already stressed or you’re bleached, lighter and cooler shades demand more care (toning, purple shampoo, hydrating treatments).
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If you prefer less upkeep, a rooted or warmer blonde is kinder on your hair and lifestyle.
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Lifestyle factors: Consider how often you visit your colorist, how much you heat-style, and how much effort you’ll put into upkeep.
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Dimension & depth: One-dimensional blondes (same tone root to tip) are trending less; multi-dimensional, natural faces of tone are more wearable and flattering.
🧴 Winter Blonde Maintenance Tips (Especially for Bleached Hair!)
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Use a purple or blue-toning shampoo to keep brass away (especially for cooler blondes)
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Incorporate deep moisturizing treatments (every 1-2 weeks) to combat dryness from winter air
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Use heat protectant when styling; winter dryness + heat = breakage risk
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Schedule gloss or toner refreshes rather than major lifts every time
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Consider root melts or soft shadow roots to reduce regrowth contrast
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Protect hair from environmental stress (cold wind, hats, dry indoor heat)
The Takeaway
This winter, blonde is all about dimension, glow, and health. Whether you’re icy and bold or golden and soft, the real secret isn’t the color- it’s the care.
Hydrated hair holds color longer, shines brighter, and breaks less. And that’s exactly what Twice As Good Hair is here for- all-natural, moisture-rich products that let you be blonde and have healthy hair at the same time.
So go ahead, book that color appointment, and pack your hair routine with moisture, babe- because your blonde should be twice as good this winter.










