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The Best Hair Colours for the Spring Seasons

  • Jul 21
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 24

Collage of Witchery outfits for the Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter colour seasons, showcasing clothing recommendations for every colour palette.
From golden blondes to warm coppers and caramel brunettes, Spring hair colours are all about enhancing your natural warmth with fresh, radiant tones.

If you've already discovered you're a Spring, the next step is choosing a hair colour that enhances your natural warmth and brightness.


Whether you're refreshing your current colour or planning a complete change, the goal isn't to follow trends—it's to create harmony with your natural colouring.


If you're one step ahead and want to always have your best colours with you (and stop spending money on colours that don't flatter you), make sure to check out our digital and physical colour swatches here. Think of them as your ultimate shopping companion!




What Makes Spring Hair Different?



Spring hair is all about warmth, freshness, and natural light reflection.


The most flattering shades have:


  • Golden warmth

  • Soft honey tones

  • Natural dimension

  • Sun-kissed brightness

  • Healthy shine


Instead of looking dramatic or cool, Spring hair should feel effortless—as though you've just spent a summer by the beach.




Best Hair Colours for Spring



Warm Golden Blondes


Model wearing soft warm-toned Witchery outfits representing the Spring colour season, featuring fresh and light colours ideal for warm complexions.
Soft golden blondes add warmth, brightness, and a naturally radiant glow.


Think honey blonde, golden blonde, and warm beige blonde.


These luminous shades bring out Spring's natural warmth and create a fresh, healthy glow. If your colouring suits lighter hair, choose golden or peachy tones over cool or icy blondes.


Best for: Light Spring & True Spring




Warm Coppers & Soft Reds


Model wearing cool, soft-toned Witchery outfits for the Summer colour season, showcasing muted blues, pinks, and elegant neutrals.
Fresh copper and soft red tones bring warmth and vibrancy without overpowering your colouring.


Spring reds should feel fresh, golden, and sunlit—not deep or burgundy.


Think light copper, golden copper, strawberry blonde, or soft auburn. These shades add warmth and brightness while keeping your overall look natural.


Best for: Light Spring, True Spring & Bright Spring




Caramel Highlights & Warm Brunettes


Model wearing rich warm-toned Witchery outfits for the Autumn colour season, featuring earthy browns, olive greens, rust, and deep warm hues.
Caramel highlights and warm brunettes create effortless dimension with a sun-kissed finish.


If you naturally have brunette hair, you don't have to go blonde. Warm caramel, golden brown, or honey highlights can brighten your complexion while adding beautiful movement and dimension.


Best for: Bright Spring & Warm Spring




Hair Colours to Avoid




Spring colouring generally looks less harmonious with cool, smoky, or overly dark shades.


Try to avoid:


  • Ash Blonde

  • Platinum Blonde

  • Silver

  • Blue Black

  • Espresso Black

  • Cool Mushroom Brown

  • Grey-based Brunettes


These colours can overpower Spring's naturally warm complexion and reduce its natural glow.


The best Spring hair colour should enhance, not compete with your natural colouring.


Whether you lean towards soft blonde, golden brunette or warm copper, choosing shades that reflect your Spring palette will leave your skin looking brighter, your eyes more vibrant and your overall appearance effortlessly fresh.


Knowing your season makes every salon appointment that little bit easier.



Ready to discover your season?


If you're thinking about changing your hair colour, start by understanding your season. Choosing shades that work with your natural colouring can make all the difference.


You can learn more about our personal Colour Analysis services and book your consultation here.





Yours in style,

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