Greige Hair Is Trending—And You'll Actually Want to Try This Cool Neutral

This ash gray gets a creamy ecru-vanilla touch with strokes of balayage. It creates a rich blend of icy tones that we’re loving for fall and winter.

We love the smooth, creamy finish of this deep beige-gray with shadow roots. When paired with warm skin tones, the contrast is striking.

This rich greige shade looks like a sun-kissed mermaid gone edgy—with subtle icy beige balayage on a cool mocha base.

Shadow roots let you embrace your dark base color, creating a low maintenance transition that won’t need constant touch-ups. Biscuit beige-gray balayage blends into the cool mocha roots for an ombré look.

This sheen-filled style looks like you added a metallic finish on top of the trendy cream soda blonde shade. With dusty gray and lighter blonde balayage, this greige is perfect for summer.

This greige blend sits farther onto the sandy side of the spectrum, with cool-toned gray-blonde blended into a fawn base color.

This shade veers more into the mushroom brown territory, but tinges of dusty violet gray makes it a little less ash brown, a little more greige.

A deep fawn beige lets brunettes get in on the action while still keeping it low maintenance and wearable. Silver and dusty gray balayage offers a dynamic blend of color.

Heavy beige blonde and ash brown face-framing catches the light on this dark base with notes of ash gray. The overall look is kept minimal and monochromatic.

For ladies who don’t want to go all in with the silver and gray, this rich biscuit beige base gets brought to life with subtle strokes of silver and dusty gray, coating heavier on the ends. Bonus points for the trendy baby bangs!

This smoky beige lets blondes embrace their own light rendition of greige using cool purple and silver shades.

This ash gray hue lets natural dusty violet notes come out, and the dusty greige finish keeps the overall color light and cool-toned. A straight blunt lob makes the hair color stand out even more.