Lily Collins "Dark Suede" Bob Is the Haircut I Can't Stop Thinking About

I don't really think this needs to be said, but I'm going to say it anyway. There isn't much that actress Lily Collins can't pull off. Whether it's a pink feathered cape à la Emily in Paris (now back for a fourth season!) or, let's say, a dark suede bob haircut, she manages to make everything look so damn chic.

I honestly haven't been able to stop thinking about her latest cut, and if you haven't seen it, prepare to be wowed. I keep a running camera roll of hair inspo, and I've never screenshotted something so fast. It's definitely a dramatic change for Collins, but her super-talented hairstylist Gregory Russell and colorist Jacob Schwartz have really outdone themselves. I know, I know—your burning curiosity is getting the better of you. Don't worry. I'm breaking down the details on her rich, decadent color below. Keep scrolling!

Lily Collins before her hair transformation.

Collins was already sporting a gorgeous shade of chestnut brown on her locks before she went for the switch-up. Piecey layers and longer curtain bangs were totally her jam.

Lily Collins after her hair transformation.

Whoa, right? I pounced at the opportunity for more info, so I asked Schwartz for all the details on this rich, chic shade he's coined "dark suede."

What Is Dark Suede?

Schwartz describes dark suede as a chic, classic brunette that looks so decadent and, dare I say, expensive. Not only is this the perfect color to sport for fall, but it also flatters so many skin tones. Like your favorite suede boots, this one feels warm, soft, velvety, and even a little bit cozy. While my natural hair color is slightly darker than this, I'm now fully contemplating going for this hue to switch things up. Collins never lets me down in the inspo department.

How to Achieve the Dark Suede Look

You might be surprised to know that Collins's hue is actually courtesy of a demipermanent color. Schwartz shared the deets. "I used a demipermanent color line from Schwarzkopf Professional called Igora Vibrance to make her [hair] darker," he shares.

Amazingly enough, you can buy this demipermanent line yourself on Amazon! I've been considering experimenting with semipermanent and demipermanent hair color myself, and this was exactly the push I needed. If you don't trust yourself to execute this as flawlessly as Schwartz, though, I definitely understand. If you'd feel more comfortable taking this shade to your colorist, here's what Schwartz recommends. "Make sure you tell your colorist you want demipermanent and ash on the roots and gold toward the ends," he says.

In terms of the exact shades Schwartz used, he started with Igora Vibrance shade 6-0 around the hairline. For the roots, he went in with the shades 5-1 and 6-0, and then used the shades 6-5 and 6-0 all over. He mixed all of these with the Igora Vibrance Activating Gel ($19) and a bit of Olaplex No.1 all over the hair.

If you're feeling brave and would like to give this look a go at home, you can try Igora Vibrance out for yourself and shop it below. For a few other at-home semipermanent and demipermanent hair color options along with Schwartz's colorcare recommendations, keep scrolling.

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