If you already have naturally dark hair and are considering updating your locks with some color, here are 19 chocolate hair colors to inspire your next pakulay appointment. From a full head of rich brown, to glossy lowlights and caramel balayage, these styles are enough to make you salivate.
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Full bodied
Enhance your natural curl texture with a true chocolate brown shade all over.
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Toffee tones
Dip into the chocolate trend the foolproof way. Crisp toffee highlights are universally flattering.
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70 percent cocoa
Pretend you're part of the Kardashian clan with a rich, deep chocolate tone, that's almost black, but not quite.
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Rich and glossy
If you're addicted to your black hair dye, let this super glossy style inspire you to have a break from the dark side.
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Spice girl
Proving that it's not just for Christmas themed hot chocolates, cinnamon is now a highly requested shade within salons for achieving a chocolate box head of hair.
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Salted caramel
Consider caramel tones your fast track route to rich brown hair with depth and body.
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Hint of milk
Keep the roots dark and lighten up your ends with some lighter chocolate balayage.
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Sweet curls
Highlight your natural curl pattern with some chocolate lowlights on top of a darker brown base.
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Cocoa blends
It may be a wig, but that's not going to stop us booking an appointment for this '90s-inspired brunette hair.
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Butterscotch balayage
Balayage need not always mean going blonde. A colorist armed with an arsenal of toner can achieve these butterscotch tones by creating lighter brown sections.
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Bittersweet
If we haven't convinced you to leave the blonde side yet, this glossy almost black color will do that guaranteed.
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Chocolate ganache
Ask your hair colorist, or use an at-home glossing treatment to boost the shine of your newly dyed mane.
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Chocolate orange
These honey tones give us serious chocolate orange vibes—the major similarity being that both are usually finished in one sitting.
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Hint of dark
Proof that brunette hair doesn't have to equal flat hair. A mixture of chocolate tones will add dimension and highlight your natural texture.
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Triple choc
Add depth to fine hair with a combination of dark chocolate layers and lowlights.
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Toffee ombré
This ombré chocolate style is the most natural way to gently lift darker tones.
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Sugar glaze
Add a hint of red to your chocolate brown for a slightly lighter color that radiates in the sunlight.
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Try chocolate tones without the commitment by using a semi-permanent gloss color.
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Hot cocoa
These burnished bonfire tones have got us longing for hot chocolate.
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This article originally appeared on Cosmopolitan.com/uk. Minor edits have been made by the Cosmo.ph editors.
