When it comes to hair trends in 2024, it's all about embracing bold, multidimensional shades that reflect your personality and style. This year, red tones are very popular with hues like cowboy copper and cherry cola hair trending on social media. Blondes and brunettes have not been left out either, with popular shades including rich chocolate brown and honey blonde. Let’s explore 2024’s trending hair colors in glamorous wigs from brands Ellen Wille, Jon Renau, Rene of Paris, Envy by Alan Eaton, and more!
Cowboy Copper hair is a popular red shade this year. Ellen Wille’s Cinnamon Brown Rooted blends dark brown, dark auburn, and light auburn to recreate this reddish-brown shade.
Music by Ellen Wille has a butterfly-inspired haircut with its face-flattering layers and curtain bangs. The long straight hair is crafted with heat friendly synthetic fiber for versatile styling. The lace front and monofilament part mimic the appearance of natural hair growth.
Burgundy hair, also known as “cherry cola hair,” is perfect if you like darker red shades. TressAllure’s 1B/Burg combines black with burgundy to create its alluring red tone.
Trend by TressAllure is a pretty layered bob with full bangs and relaxed waves. The heat friendly synthetic hair is designed with Style-Able Effortless™ fiber that matches the density of fine human hair. This lace front wig has a hand tiedmonofilament top for multidirectional styling.
Another popular red color this year is auburn. Envy by Alan Eaton’s Lighter Red has an Irish Red base with subtle blonde highlights to lighten up the color.
Nadia exudes charisma with her long, layered haircut and curtain bangs. The flipped-up ends add the perfect amount of texture to the sleek synthetic hair. The monofilament part gives the illusion of hair growing from the scalp.
If you love blonde but want to test out red colors, a good shade to start off with is strawberry blonde. Rene of Paris’ Cinder Toffee has a blonde base that’s been blended with toffee, burnt toffee, fudge blonde, milk chocolate, and deep golden blonde tones.
Brooklyn by Rene of Paris unleashes your inner diva with its long, wavy hair. This lace front wig is made with heat friendly synthetic hair for endless styling potential. The basic cap construction has adjustable tabs in the back for a comfortable fit.
Our next entry for trending hair colors is honey blonde. What makes this blonde shade so appealing is its versatility. Most skin tones look great in honey blonde. Noriko’s Creamy Toffee is a light platinum blonde that is blended with light honey blonde. The dark blonde root adds a natural look.
Show off your edgy side in Drew by Noriko. This bold pixie wig has straight, layered hair for added volume. The wispy bangs and cropped nape complete the style.
Platinum blonde hair gives you beautiful beach blonde hair year-round. Ellen Wille recreates this silvery blonde shade with their Platin Mix by blending pearl platinum, cool platinum blonde, and silver white.
Disc by Ellen Wille features a trendy asymmetrical pixie. Long, angled bangs fall down the side of the face for a stylish hairdo. The left monofilament part gives the illusion of hair growth.
Bronde is the perfect shade if you’re on the fence between blonde and brown hair. Envy by Alan Eaton’s Honey Breeze recreates this sun-kissed shade by blending a cool honey blonde with multi-dimensional medium brown. The darker brown roots add an element of realism to this wig.
Feel like a movie star in Brianna by Envy by Alan Eaton. The long, layered hair has a beautiful curl pattern that gets tighter as it cascades to the bottom. The long curtain bangs complement this hairstyle.
This next entry is for all chocolate lovers out there! Estetica’s CKISSRT4 features dark brown roots fading into a golden brown base. The chunky copper blonde highlights create a stylish contrast.
CKISSRT4 looks gorgeous on Jamison by Estetica. The chunky highlights give this A-line bob a voluminous appearance. The lace front and part allows you to push the side-swept bangs out of your face.
If you’re looking for a more neutral brunette shade, try ash brown. Rene of Paris’ Truffle Brown R blends a light ash blonde with a neutral medium brown to tone down this dark hair color.
Lyndon by Rene of Paris makes a name for herself with her demure hairstyle. The long synthetic hair is cut into face-framing layers and has soft waves that tumble down past the shoulders. The breathable basic cap includes a lace part and lace front for a realistic hairline.
Ombre and balayage hair have remained popular over the last decade. And we can see why! Both of these hair trends can be achieved with both natural and fashion colors to accommodate everyone’s taste.
Balayage and ombre often get mistaken for each other. A good way to tell the two apart is by looking at how the colors interact on the hair. Ombre has a more gradient-like transition of color where the shades look more blocky. Balayage is more of the technique of how the hair color is applied where the transition is more subtle with the bottom of the hair being lighter than the top.
The videos above showcase Jon Renau’s Cascading Colors where they have both balayage (right) and ombre (left) shades in their collection. Whether you’re looking for a blonde balayage or a fashion-forward ombre, you’ll be impressed with their selection.
Final Thoughts
Whether you're drawn to bold reds, luminous blondes, or rich brunettes, these trending hair colors allow you to express your style with flair. What’s great about wigs is that they allow you to experiment with different hair colors without spending a fortune at the salon or damaging your hair. Which trend will you try next?
