1Caramel Highlights
Monica Schipper//Getty ImagesThe light brown, almost blonde streaks framing Olivia Wilde's face add some dimension to her hair, without straying too far from her natural color.
2Auburn Highlights
Dia Dipasupil//Getty ImagesLet's display a popular misconception: not all highlights have to be blonde. Take Ana de Armas' auburn highlights for example. They brighten up her naturally dark hair without going blonde.
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3Sun-Kissed Brunette
David M. Benett//Getty ImagesYou can get this dimensional shade of brown by asking for light brown highlights over a dark brown base. The result is a subtle shade that's natural but striking.
4Soft Brown
Kevin Mazur//Getty ImagesWith a peaches and cream complexion, like Alison Brie's, a soft and light shade of brown works with your skin tone instead of against it.
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5Chestnut Brown
Randy Holmes//Getty ImagesDeep without actually being "dark," this shade manages to be both warm and bold without looking unnatural.
6Dark Roots
Desiree Navarro//Getty ImagesDyed hair requires a lot of maintenance — unless you go for Jessica Alba's approach. Instead of fully committing to a color, let your roots stay their natural hue. The rest is up to you: Go as light or dark as you'd like.
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7Walnut
Steve Granitz//Getty ImagesThis classic shade of light brown strikes the perfect balance of cool and warm tones, brightening Mandy Moore's complexion.
8Fawn
Steven Ferdman//Getty ImagesOne of the lightest shades of brown before being considered blonde, Kate Mara's color has cool tan undertones that keep it in the brunette family.
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9Golden Brown
Frazer Harrison//Getty ImagesLighter brown looks absolutely lovely when warmed up with glossy golden highlights — and it does wonders for complexions that often look washed out.
10Sandy Highlights
Jason Merritt//Getty ImagesCool brown with an ashy ombre creates a beachy, summery look without going full-blown blonde.
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11Rich Cider
Angela Weiss//Getty ImagesSlightly tawny undertones create soft yet noticeable dimension in light brown hair — a great alternative to blonde highlights if that's not really your thing.
12Iced Coffee
Neilson Barnard//Getty ImagesYou know that moment when you pour a little cream in your coffee and it creates swirls of different shades of brown? Sarah Jessica Parker's ombre is basically the hair-color version of that.
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13Soft Spice
Mike Marsland//Getty ImagesLight nutmeg highlights give Allison Janney's color an almost ethereal look, helping to give her complexion a soft glow.
14Coppery Ombre
Getty ImagesTry an ombre approach to light brown by asking your colorist to transition into a lighter shade a few inches down from the roots.
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15Sandy Brown
Getty ImagesThe cool and warm shades of Diane Lane's color come together in perfect harmony thanks to a seamless color-melt that creates a timeless caramel hue.
16Rich Toffee
Jim Spellman//Getty ImagesA solid light brown shade like this is ideal for anyone who wants to emphasize a striking contrast with a bright eye color.
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17Blonde Babylights
Jon Kopaloff//Getty ImagesAdd dimension to light brown by asking your stylist to paint a few face-framing strands with a brilliant blonde shade. It wakes up both your hair and your face!
18Brilliant Bronze
Dimitrios Kambouris//Getty ImagesLight brown hair works beautifully on darker skin — take this warm, honey shade for example.
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19Dark Ash
Dimitrios Kambouris//Getty ImagesThis cooler brown looks anything but mousy when worn in a short, curly 'do with a ton of personality.
20Glossy Gold
Jon Kopaloff//Getty ImagesHeidi Klum's cool brown crown starts warming up at the ears with shimmering golden highlights. To keep yours from going too brassy, be sure to wash with a color-enhancing shampoo.
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