36. Chestnut and soft amber

Soft amber hair color looks great on women who have natural chestnut hair. The darker your locks naturally are, the more interesting the soft amber will look even when the roots start to grow.

37. The visible chestnut

One other great chestnut hair color quality is that it doesn’t need to be fully colored with another shade to change the image. It works as a perfect base for all kinds of hair colors, especially reddish ones.

38. Chestnut and burgundy ombre

When it comes to mixing burgundy with other colors, it might be hard. So chestnut hair color comes to the rescue by offering a perfect base and a smooth transition from one color to another.

39. Natural chestnut

If your hair is naturally chestnut, you might think it is boring. The good part is that you can easily make it shine with just a few tricks such as subtle ash blonde highlights.

40. Chesnut browns for a redhead

If you are a natural redhead, a chestnut hair color can have unexpected consequences. For example, it can turn into something ginger, cherry, or even flaming red. Make an experiment!

41. Chestnut mix

Mixing different shades of chestnut is a work of art. If you want to get a mind-blowing ombre effect, consider using dark chestnut on top and light brown chestnut on the very bottom.

42. Rich auburn for chestnut hair

Rich auburn hair color is one of the best choices for girls with natural light chestnut hair. You can cover it up completely or leave some part to make a magnificent yet subtly transitioned ombre.

43. Flaming red with chestnut ends

Flaming red hair color is so amazing on its own that it seems like nothing can make it better. Wrong approach! Chestnut ends can be a great addition to any bright and amazing color.

44. Chestnut hair color with auburn streaks