Beyoncé Went ‘Chantilly Blonde’ for Fall—Here's How to Get the Look

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, especially when each set lasted about three hours—and some nights required . But somehow, the superstar managed to find the time and energy and debut a new hair color while at it.Beyoncé attended the premiere of in Los Angeles wearing a new shade of blonde.

Coined “chantilly blonde” by Beyoncé's hair colorist , the look stemmed from Hazan's desire to give Beyoncé's hair more depth and contrast for the cooler months ahead. “I wanted to go a little warmer for the fall,” Hazan tells Glamour. “New season, new color.”As for what differentiates chantilly blonde from other ? “It's a creamy blonde with a little warm to it: think buttercream-ish,” Hazan continues, adding that she thinks this shade will peak in popularity over the next few months—and not just because Beyoncé makes it look so good.Beyoncé shows off her new shade of chantilly blonde.“Chantilly blonde is still blonde and bright, but with contrast and ,” Hazan says of why she sees it blowing up as the next It-hair color. “When we are not in the sun so much, our skin gets paler so adding warmer golden tones to your hair compensates to give you the golden glow we lose.” A hair color that gives you a Beyoncé-worthy glow?

Yes, please!To get the look yourself, Hazan says there is one basic rule of thumb: “Go one to two shades darker than your current shade.” Then, at the salon, be sure to ask your hair colorist for contrast and ; that's essential.“You can add lowlights to create the contrast one to two shades darker,” Hazan says, suggesting you keep the color tones buttery and golden, since that’s the secret to chantilly.Beyoncé shows off her new shade of chantilly blonde.In terms of upkeep, you'll want to refresh chantilly blonde every three to four months or so, and be.