Chestnut Brown
Golden chestnut hair may suit medium-brown hair. Nicole Lucero, a colorist at NYC's Mahogany Grace Salon, says chestnut hair is a beautiful shade that ranges from deep reddish brown to light golden brown.
Ombré Balayage
This ombré balayage style is perfect for those who want something natural or less upkeep. Glamour quotes Madison Reed master colorist Shvonne Perkins: Less is more with a subtle ombré look.
Deep Brunette
Perkins says a natural-looking deep brunette is low-maintenance. You'd mostly be using color-depositing conditioners and blue shampoos at home to keep your tone balanced she explains.
Cozy Blonde
The cozy-blonde trend is already begun, and its minimal maintenance makes sense. Michelle Cleveland, famous hair-extension artist and Wella master color specialist, defines cozy blonde as a low-maintenance blonde.
Chestnut Highlights
Chestnut brown with accents is Perkins' low-maintenance, lighter choice. She explains, Chestnut brunette is a natural brown with caramel and golden undertones and loads of rich shine.
Candlelit Brunette
According to celebrity hairstylist and Renaissance Salon & Spa owner Jennifer Korab, Candlelit brunette is a warm and radiant brown hair color that's achieved by adding subtle highlights and lowlights to a brown base; the overall effect is meant to mimic the soft, flickering glow of candlelight.
Honey Melt Blonde
Honey melt blonde, like cozy blonde, is great for blondes that want a low-maintenance tone. Adding honey tones and lowlights in a pirouette pattern around the haircut is honey melt, explains Chicago Maxine Salon hair colorist Lauren Mildice.
Caramel Lowlights
Lucero suggests dying your hair a deep chocolate brown with reddish undertones and using lowlights instead of blonde highlights for a quieter, more luxurious candlelight brunette.