Hailey Bieber’s colourist just spilled her exact glossy brunette blend
Hailey Bieber’s stunning bob has officially taken over the beauty world as the #1 celeb-approved chop to try in 2023. But though the chic cut is well-deserving of said worship, we think there’s another aspect of her look that deserves the same hype: her colour.
Not only was Bieber basically the driving force behind Hollywood’s current anti-blonde phase (in case you haven't noticed, every signature ‘blonde’ celeb has quietly adapted hazelnut hair), but she’s genuinely mastered the art of great, glossy light brunette.
Now, we know Bieber’s natural hair colour is somewhere in this neighbourhood (hence the return to something more 'her'). However, there’s a specific radiance-enhancing recipe behind her rich, luminous look, and blessedly her colourist Matt Rez just revealed it…
How to get Hailey Bieber’s hair colour in-salon
After taking Bieber a few shades richer for the U.S.’s colder months, Rez kindly took to Instagram (via a stunning snap of Bieber’s latest look) to break down the blend. “I used = parts of #redkenshadeseqbonderinside 07NCH + 08GG + 09GB to get the richer colour,” he shared. And sure, that may not mean much at all to you, but your hairdresser will definitely speak the language.
For the record, the shade codes respectively refer to Fondue (07NCH, a mid-level milk chocolate brunette), Gold Dip (08GG, a warm, glossy hazelnut), and Buttercream (a rich, buttery dark blonde). Mix those together (in equal parts) and you’ve got magic.
“Now that’s rich!,” one commenter wrote. We’d guess they were technically talking about the depth of the colour, but hey, this kind of shiny shade does make you look rich, too.
How to get Hailey Bieber’s hair colour at home
More of a DIY person? We’ve got you. There are tons of great options that you can grab at your local supermarket or chemist. They also happen to be absolute bargains – an ironic perk considering the ‘rich’ finish you’ll be walking away with.
Just think about the different shades that went into Bieber’s blend and look for a box-dye that will replicate the biggest factors. Basically, you want a colour with depth, warmth and shine that sits somewhere between dark blonde and golden brunette.
Some of the shades we think would suit? L’Oreal Paris Préférence in 7 Vienna Dark Blond ($11.99 at Chemist Warehouse), Clairol Natural Instincts in 6.5G Lightest Golden Brown ($15.99 at Chemist Warehouse), and Solfine Crema Colour in 5T Coffee ($15 at Priceline).
And here’s the great (gloss) news: every at-home hair colour generally comes with a post-dye gloss conditioner that leaves your colour looking luminous.
Looks like we're entering our outrageously shiny 'Bieber brunette' era...
Main image credit: @colorbymattrez
Want more beauty hacks from Bieber? Here’s her trusty foundation trick…
Delaney began her career in the Australian beauty media industry in 2015, landing amidst the glossy world of women’s lifestyle magazines (or more literally, in their beauty cupboards). Since then, she has gone on to write across a multitude of beloved Australian media brands, including OK!, NW, InStyle, and Harper’s BAZAAR. She’s covered every side of beauty content, from directing beauty editorial shoots to rounding up the best glossy serums for golden hour skin. Having spent nearly a decade immersed in the beauty realm, Delaney’s knowledge of beauty is as extensive as her collection of tinted lip oils (read: extremely extensive). Delaney is currently the Digital Managing Editor of BEAUTYcrew, and her beauty wisdom also appears across beautyheaven, ELLE and Marie Claire. She enjoys channelling her personal hobby (testing beauty products) into her professional work (talking about testing beauty products), and considers perfecting the art of a cat eye in a moving car her life’s greatest accomplishment.