Nutella Hair: Why We’re Obsessed with Amal Clooney’s Hazelnut-Inspired Highlights
Bazaar Arabia explores the newest hair trend Brunettes can’t get enough of…
Most recently, the British-Lebanese International Human Rights Lawyer, Amal Clooney, was spotted at a Clooney Foundation for Justice Benefit last week. She appeared in a stunning white Versace gown that caught everyone’s attention. However, what we can’t stop thinking about is her hair.
We understand that discussing just her hair might seem trivial when compared to disussing her accomplishments. She has stands among stars such as Jennifer Aniston and Jennifer Lopez, whose iconic hair colours and hair cuts set trends and become synonymous with their personal style.
Nutella Hair: Why We’re Obsessed with Amal Clooney’s Hazelnut Highlights
This subtle change of highlights completely transformed her face and marked a transitiojn into light Autumnal hair inspiration.
Colourist Dimitris Giannetos is the mastermind behind what he has now coined as Nutella highlights. He remarked on his Instagram that the inspiration behind the transformation was a want for “Amal to look very powerful and energetic by keeping her hair very effortless looking, tousled and modern,” and he certainly achieved this.
Giannetos is also responsible for Amal’s “English Toffee” highlights earlier in August, positioning himself as a key talent to have on your hair mood-boards as the seasons change…
Why is the change so effective?
Amal looks radiant, the light hues of brunette are evenly distributed, and the face framing pieces soften her features and make her eyes pop.
Observing the trend, it’s fascinating how celebrities embracing their natural brunette hair unveiled a myriad of hair colours. This showcases the diverse palette of hues, revealing the beauty in embracing authenticity. It’s a striking testament to the vibrant spectrum of natural hair colours. And whether you are planning to give Nutella Highlights a chance or not, you have to admit that this subtle transformation makes you reflect in your own hair possibilities.
Lead image courtesy of James Devaney