Brown Hair - Varieties of Brown Hair

Varieties of Brown Hair

Brown hair comes in a wide variety of shades from the very darkest of brown (almost black) to light brown showing small signs of blondism. Shades of brown hair include:

  • deepest brunette: the darkest brown, which can be a very dark chestnut; sometimes appears to be off black at a distance.
  • dark brown
  • milk chocolate brown
  • chestnut brown: medium brunette to dark brown with dark auburn tones.
  • light chestnut brown
  • medium brown: standard brunette, comparable to russet brown
  • walnut brown: a warmer variant of medium brown, comparable to a light chestnut
  • medium golden brown: brown with yellowish tone.
  • light golden brown
  • light golden reddish brown: a warm light brown with red tones.
  • light ash brown: almost blonde hair
  • lightest brown: light brown that goes mid blonde in the sun

  • deepest brown

  • Chestnut brown

  • Medium golden brown

  • Medium brown

  • light golden brown

  • light ash brown

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