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  "path": "/spring-summer-2026-hair-colour-trends-to-watch/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-04T13:00:40.000Z",
  "site": "https://www.salonmagazine.ca",
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  "textContent": "As the weather warms up, clients are looking for hair colour that feels fresh, light-reflective and seasonally inspired. From creamy blondes and rich brunettes to fiery coppers and playful pastels, spring/summer 2026 is shaping up to be a season defined by softness, shine and wearable statement shades. According to Tracey Ann Smith, Artistic Director at Coloraqua, the key is creating colour that feels elevated yet effortless, with dimension, gloss and strategic placement doing much of the work. Buttercream Lived-In Blonde One of the standout blonde shades for the season is buttercream blonde, a soft, creamy hue that feels bright without appearing flat. The look balances light blonde tones with subtle warmth and a more natural, lived-in root, making it especially appealing for clients who want something polished but low-maintenance. To create the look, Smith recommends using a foilyage technique through a halo section while leaving some deeper pockets throughout the hair for dimension. She then “taps out” the root, pulling the colour down about 1.5 inches to soften the grow-out and create that effortless finish. A final gloss or toner is essential to refine the result, enhance shine and keep the blonde creamy rather than brassy. High Gloss Espresso For […]",
  "title": "Spring/Summer 2026 Hair Colour Trends to Watch"
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