Wheat Blonde Is Every Indecisive Blonde's Perfect Hair Color for Fall 2019

By Kaitlyn Yarborough
September 16, 2019
Credit: @justinandersoncolor
Brunettes might be running full speed ahead towards ashy tones for fall 2019— hello, ash brown!—but blondes aren’t quite so keen on the cool, borderline-smoky hue. Instead we’re heading to the other end of the spectrum, specifically towards a blonde shade that is both anti-ash and anti-beach blonde.You could say the in-between color comes from a place of “no,” and we’re here for that kind of sass.  It’s called wheat blonde, and we’re ready to reap, harvest, and sow the gorgeous shade every way we can.What makes it perfect for fall? Like we said, it’s not too cool and not too warm—which happens to make it the perfect transitional shade for blondes. It’s also perfect for incredibly indecisive blondes who can’t decide how they feel about ashy versus warm tones. (Just me?)This wheat-colored blonde shade straddles the spectrum somewhere between beige and butter blonde, which makes it decidedly warm without going totally golden beach babe. Plus, you can take it either direction, dark or light, to suit your fall mood, and we’re giving all the salon inspiration you need.Here are 10 gorgeous ways with wheat blonde hair to try this fall.
Start Slideshow

1 of 11

We Found The Perfect Shade of Blonde for Fall

Advertisement
Advertisement

2 of 11

Wheat Blonde Lowlights

Credit: @los_pastel

Keep things low maintenance with a mix of champagne highlights and wheat blonde lowlights. If you're a sucker for bright blondes, this shade keeps you grounded.

3 of 11

Honeyed Wheat Blonde

Credit: @jackhowardcolor

This mane by colorist Jack Howard looks smoother than a vat of Tupelo Honey. Ribbons of wheat blonde will catch that warm autumn sunlight all season long.

Advertisement

4 of 11

Sunlit Wheat Blonde

Credit: @nikkilee901

This shade captures all of the warmth and brightness you could want in wheat blonde hair. For those with pinky undertones, this color is ultra-flattering and fun for fall.

5 of 11

Warm Wheat Blonde

Credit: @bobbymackhair

This shade feels like beach blonde got an autumn-ready makeover. No need to break out your sweaters, this honeyed color by stylist Bobby Mack will keep you warm all season.

6 of 11

Full-On Butter Blonde

Credit: @mizzchoi

When in doubt, add a hearty slathering of butter...blonde. This sunflower-inspired blonde by stylist Cherin Choi is just what the pumpkin spice lover ordered.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

7 of 11

Rooted Wheat Blonde

Credit: @nikkilee901

Let your natural roots run wild—because who really wants to skip a tailgate for a hair appointment? Not this girl.

8 of 11

Wheat Blonde Curls

Credit: @rebeccataylorhair

Curls just got even more fun. A brunette base with blonde balayage instantly adds dimension and sass to your curly mane.

9 of 11

Platinum-Beige Blonde

Credit: @justinandersoncolor

Tread into slightly cool-to-neutral tones with this platinum balayage on a beige blonde base. For those with cool skin tones, this shade is a winner-winner.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

10 of 11

Wheat Blonde Ombré

Credit: @allyson_m_

Long-haired gals can make a serious statement by melting their mane into a delicious shade of beige blonde, like this look by colorist Allyson Gregory.

11 of 11

Mead Bronde

Credit: @colour.jade

Brunettes can get in on the festivities, too. This toned-down version of wheat blonde lets ladies keep their chestnut roots while adding brightness via honey-butter balayage.

Replay gallery

Share the Gallery

Up Next

By Kaitlyn Yarborough