Champagne Is a Hair-Color Trend We Don't See Fading

It's not just the Instagram-perfect waves that make this style sing. Hand-painted balayage yields a shiny look with plenty of dimension. Since your roots will stay closer to your natural shade, this is an easy way to tiptoe toward top-to-bottom champagne.

Fulfill your mermaid-hair dreams with this light, almost iridescent shade of champagne. The subtle, baby pink undertones inject a bit of whimsy that your inner little girl will love.

A softer, less contrast-heavy take on ombré, this sombré blends multiple colors to create a creamy champagne finish.

Start with a beachy champagne blonde base and add platinum highlights for a look that screams summer. Don't worry if it's not actually warm outside: Champagne won't wash you out in the winter, since it lacks the ashy undertones that can make a paler complexion look dull.

May we suggest calling this silky bronde "rosé champagne"? Hints of blush mingle beautifully with champagne strands for a barely-there pop of pink. Don't be surprised if you feel a little bubblier with this playful style.

Subtle blush highlights add spark to this light champagne blonde without overwhelming it. The spunky bob is optional—but highly recommended.

Although champagne often has a cool undertone, this slightly buttery version has just enough warmth to ease your transition from classic blonde to champagne.

Pairing silky blonde with light brunette gives this look a softer, lived-in vibe that we're loving.

This lustrous champagne is the epitome of ice-queen cool, yet is still somehow totally approachable. The dramatic, cool undertones make this color ideal for the winter months.

Sweeten your champagne with an infusion of honey blonde. The gorgeous warmth suits almost any skin tone, while the shot of champagne banishes brassiness.

This dusty champagne blonde is like your favorite pair of jeans: low-key, laidback, and completely acceptable for any season.

This multi-dimensional style strikes that sacred middle ground of hair color—not ashy or brassy—by melding warm and icy champagne hues.

This gorgeous color combines honey, rose, and bronde in a bubbly trifecta of warm tones.

This low-maintenance look seamlessly flows from a close-to-your-natural-color "shadow" root to champagne tips. The contrast is eye-catching, but not jarring—and it grows out great.

The hint of peach in this luscious twist on champagne will flatter warm skin tones perfectly.