Honey Colored Hair Is Our Favorite Shade of Blonde

Is it just us or does everyone seem to be donning honey-colored hair these days? "This shade of blonde emulates the colors of a wheat field on a cool summer day when the wind picks up and it glistens in the sun," says Jenna Perry, celebrity colorist and owner of Jenna Perry Hair Studio in NYC. "It's more blended/diffused with less dimension, and it looks expensive while remaining effortless. It gives you that fresh out-of-the-salon look while remaining naturally whisked." Want to get a closer look? Then check out our roundup of the celebrities who wear honey-colored hair best.

Ahead, all of the expensive, but effortless honey-colored blonde hair inspiration you could possibly want.

Honey-Colored Wheat

The outlook for the rest of the year is definitely sunny enough to need Dior shades — especially with glistening honey wheat blonde waves. To get Jennifer Lawrence's gloss effect, may we suggest a shine spray?

Buttery Honey Color

Model Jasmine Sanders demonstrates how buttery honey-colored hair complements all hair types, curls included. For hydrated, defined ringlets like Sanders, invest in the right curly-hair products.

Honey-Colored Bronde

Hailey Biber's honey-colored highlights by celebrity colorist Cassondra Kaeding give her bronde base a sun-kissed effect.

Bright Honey Color

Not too warm, not too icy, Jennifer Lopez's bright honey-blonde hair by stylist Chris Appleton is the perfect neutral shade.

Honey-Colored Ombré

Paired with dark roots, Laverne Cox's honey-colored blonde mids and ends are a low-maintenance way to partake in this color trend.

Dimensional Honey Color

The quintessential NYC fashion icon's honey wheat highlights by Perry add dimension to her blonde base.

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