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Last updated: January 24, 2024

The Best Celebrity Hair Colors & Formulas From The 2024 Golden Globes

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Celebrity Hair Color That Caught Our Eye On The Golden Globes 2024 Carpet

Besides the precious gems, designer gowns, vintage tuxedos and gossip-worthy plus ones; The star of (our) show at the Golden Globes is the camera-ready hair color. It’s the first major red carpet of our favorite season—Awards Season, that is—where the lineup of top celebrity colorists set the tone for the following year of color requests, from Hollywood’s A-listers to clients in the salon alike.

 

Scroll through our favorite hair color picks spotted on the ’24 star-studded carpet. Some may surprise you, some may end up in your screenshots for your next hair appointment. 

 

#1. Jennifer Lawrence’s Warm, Glossy Blonde

Although the actress made headlines for her cheeky “If I don’t win, I’m going home,” statement on national TV, we were focused on her perfect blonde color floating around the award show. 

 

Click below to watch Jennifer’s warm blonde by celebrity stylist Gregory Russell (@gregoryrussellhair) walk the Golden Globes’ carpet:

 
 
 
 
 
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#2. Dua Lipa’s Rich Red

2023’s It-girl turned walking the red carpet to matching the red carpet. Dua Lipa’s stunning red color from Moroccanoil® Global Celebrity Colorist Matt Rez (@colorbymattrez) was styled by celebrity stylist Peter Lux (@peterluxhair).

 

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Photo credit: Instagram via @maryphillips

 

#3. Riley Keough’s Dark Chocolate Brunette

Renowned celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham (@traceycunningham1) says, “Riley is no longer a redhead; she’s a brunette.” Tracey continues, “Her hair might photograph black, but it’s a deep brown—and fun fact, her grandpa (Elvis Presley) always dyed his natural blonde hair dark, which was so iconic.” 

 

Riley’s brunette formula:

  • Hairline: Redken Cover Fusion™ Permanent Color Cream 6NaBn + 5NN + 10-volume developer 
  • Base: Cover Fusion™ 4NaBn 1/4 + 5NN 3/4 + 10-volume developer
  • Gloss: Redken Shades EQ™ 06ABn + 05N + Shades EQ™ Processing Solution

 

Tracey’s color care trick:

“I apply Olaplex No.3 Hair Perfector and No.0 Intensive Bond Building Treatment at the same time,” Tracey explains. “To avoid diluting the product I like to use No,0 to wet the hair slightly, then I apply No.3 right on top of that.”

 

Photo and styling credit via Instagram: @hairbyadir

 

#4. Margot Robbie’s Signature Barbie Blonde

At this point, Barbie vibes are never leaving our mood board. Looking to recreate this natural-looking masterpiece on your high-end clients? This blended, youthful-looking blonde is the perfect recreation of a natural blonde summer glow; with a luxe bright pop.

 

Margot’s celebrity colorist Jacob Schwartz (@jacobschwartzhair) brought this doll like color to life, accentuated by a contoured haircut by celebrity stylist Cervando Maldonado (@cervandohair) and styled for the event by Bryce Scarlett (@brycescarlett).

 

Barbie’s Golden Globes formula:

  1. Fine Highlights: Schwarzkopf Professional® BLONDME® Premium Lightener 9+ + 10-volume BLONDME® Premium Developer + ¼ oz Olaplex No.1 (1:2)
  2. Balayage Ends: BLONDME® Premium Lightener 9+ + 30-volume BLONDME Premium Developer + ¼ oz Olaplex (1:2)
  3. Treat: Rinse highlights apply Olaplex No. 2 as a standalone treatment for 10 minutes
  4. Roots: On damp hair, apply IGORA® VIBRANCE 7-0 + IGORA® VIBRANCE 6-volume Activator Gel (1:1) on the roots for 10 minutes total 
  5. Zone 2: IGORA® VIBRANCE 9-0 + 9-4 + 8-46 + IGORA® VIBRANCE 6-volume Activator Gel (1:1:1:3) for the last 5 minutes
  6. Hairline: IGORA® VIBRANCE 9-0 + 9-1 + IGORA® VIBRANCE 6-volume Activator Gel (1:1:2) the last 3 minutes
  7. Wash: Lift up the ends, rinse, shampoo with Olaplex No.4 and condition with No.5

 

 
 
 
 
 
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#5. JLo’s Soft Golden Balayage

With glam waves by celeb-loved stylist Chris Appleton (@chrisappleton1) and hair color by Tracey Cunningham, Jennifer Lopez brought a soft touch her classic glam at this year’s Golden Globes. 

 

“I do Jennifer’s base first, and then add the highlights,” Tracey explains. “While I do her base, I use Olaplex Bond Perfector No.2. Then, I’ll do her highlights and mix in No.2 again, then gloss with Redken Shades EQ™.” 

 

Jlo’s Golden Bronde Color Formula:

  • Hairline: Redken Cover Fusion™ 08NN + 07NN + 20-volume developer
  • Base: Cover Fusion™ 06NN + 20-volume developer + Olaplex No.3 Hair Perfector on the ends
  • Root Gloss: Shades EQ™ 07G + 07NB + Shades EQ™ Processing Solution
  • Allover Gloss: Shades EQ™ 09AA + 09G + 08C + Shades EQ™ Processing Solution

 

Photo credit: Instagram via @chrisappleton1

 

#6. Julianne Hough’s Bright Blonde Bob

“We wanted a bright, bold change for the new year—and we did that!” says celebrity stylist Riawna Capri (@riawna). Julianne Hough debuted her classic blonde in a shorter, sleeker, sexier way than we’re used to—and we’re not complaining. 

 

Riawna took the Dancing With The Stars legend to a bright blonde using R+Co‘s new professional  color line, R+COLOR. Check out the formula below. 

 

Julianne’s Bright Blonde Formula:

  • Nape & Hairline: R+COLOR Chairlift Powder Lightener + 5-volume Momentum Developer
  • Mids: Chairlift Powder Lightener + 10-volume Momentum Developer
    Pro Tip: 
    If 15-volume developer is needed, mix 10-volume with 20-volume. 
  • Toner: R+COLOR Looking Glass Clear Stellar Demi-Permanent 1oz + 10.6/10V Lilac 1oz + 10.0/10N Icicle 0.5oz + 5-volume Momentum Developer 2.5oz

 

Photo credit: Courtesy of R+Co

 

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