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Summer is almost coming to an end and fall hair color trends are already sprouting. This fall expect to see rich & warm tones like chocolotate. Spiced up and dimensional reds with copper, cinnamon and nugmet enhancers. Blondes are expected to transition from a warm to a softer cool like beige tones. Click on the link to learn about how beautify your color always!http://mariaariashairandmore.blogspot.com/2009/10/fall-hair-color-trends.html
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