By ricardoalonsobeauty31. Dark Brown Balayage. Brown on brown? A great idea! Take a look at how alluring this balayage appears on the dark hair. Mocha, milk chocolate, and cocoa shades are the ingredients that create a perfect blend for beautiful highlights.

By Ricardo32. Deep Chocolate Brown. Melted dark chocolate in your hair…hmmm…..yummy! And the result is glamorous and rich. You should try this amazing color if you have a cool skin tone.

By Natali33. Chocolate Auburn. The transition between the tones of brown is very smooth, and it’s perfect for any season. Give it a try!

By Phine Salon34. Light Chocolate Brown with Highlights. Natural and carefree, this is how you’ll feel! This color fits medium and long hair best. Be sure that people will gaze at your elastic waves wherever you go. You can add a wonderful flowy effect to your strands by using a curling iron that will bring shine, volume, and texture to your hair.

By Elizabeth Espinoza35. Dark Chocolate Brown Hair with Copper Highlights. Dark copper shades are a popular choice for brunettes. Less drama but more flare – pairing dark reds with a dark chocolate hair color makes it even deeper.

By fabfabiana_36. Auburn Chocolate Color. Combine a warm chocolate color with blonde highlights mixed with a bit of light auburn, and you’ll get the look of your dreams.

By Darian37. Chocolate and Blonde on Short Hair. There’s an old good mix of chocolate hair with chunky highlights in copper blonde tones which stand out more on the ends of the hair. If you have olive or tanned skin, this might be the real deal for you.

By Erin Stoner38. Chocolate Ash Brown. Start adding some ash brown to your chocolate color, and the result will be more than satisfying!

By Grace Zip39. Chocolate Layered Hair. A layered hairstyle combined with a chocolate hair color is in trends this year. If you have straight hair, this mix will make your strands look more voluminous and textured.