28 Trendy Hair Colors You're Going to See Everywhere This Spring

Billie Eilish is unafraid of experimenting with her hair and her colorful styles are perfect for spring. Billie’s lime hot roots are perfect for spring.

Just like you might guess from the name, this is an earthy, cool-toned version of brunette. In the right lighting, it leans almost gray. Olivia Palermo rocks this versatile shade.

Not only does painting on pastel shades balayage-style help give hair more dimension, it also makes these springy shades more wearable — just look at Ciara.

Taraji P. Henson rocks this fiery red shade. A rosy-toned red helps warm up the face, and it's a lively shade without being too overpowering.

For this mix of inky black and flaxen blonde, start with a black base and add subtle ribbons of golden highlights for a two-toned look like Dua Lipa's.

Chunky highlights are back and better than ever. Don't worry, these aren't the zebra-stripe highlights of the early 2000s that may come to mind. They're a bit less dramatic and much more blended — Just look at J Lo.

Nude hair is hair that mimics the color of virgin hair — or hair that's never been dyed before (if you were blonde as a child, your hair probably looked like this at some point). The result is hair that looks natural and effortless, like Taylor Swift's.

Purple looks good with everything and it looks good on everyone. Regina King shows how wearable this shade can be.

These highlights will be one of the biggest hair color trends of the spring. Money piece highlights are defined by two strands of bright, face-framing balayage that brighten up your whole face. If a trend is good enough for Beyoncé, it's good enough for us.

This spring will see icy, cool-toned blonde shades. Zoë Kravitz makes this color look effortless.

Twilighting is the new "it" trend, and if you don't believe us, just ask all the celebs who are rocking it now — or the hairstylist who coined the term, Karissa Schaudt. Essentially, it's brown with warm, golden undertones, and it relies on a mix of balayage and babylights. Sofia Vergara's warm babylights look amazing.

Rachel McAdams can pull off any hair color, but we're partial to this stunning shade of strawberry blonde — the warm reddish hue is perfect if you want to liven up blonde hair for spring.

If your natural roots are showing, don't hide 'em — letting your darker roots be visible like Carey Mulligan is totally "in" right now. Also known as shadow roots, this look gives hair unusual contrast, and can even brighten up your complexion. And if you get tired of the look, you can use a temporary touch-up spray to quickly cover roots.

You may think lighter hair colors are better for spring, but brunettes are having a moment, too. Mila Kunis proves this with deep, multidimensional brunette.

Jessica Biel's two-toned hair is to die for. "Color melting is a new technique that creates a multidimensional effect," says Ouidad stylist Chadwick Pendley. "Multiple tones melt together and produce a natural look that appears seamless."