The Hot Hair Color For Fall Is Pumpkin Spice

Take a quick peek inside a grocery store this time of year and you’ll be overwhelmed by all of the pumpkin spice products available. Everything from dog treats to hummus comes in the “it” flavor of the season. So is it any surprise that pumpkin spice hair color is the hot shade for fall?

When the seasons change and the weather starts to cool down, warmer, cozier, rich foods and fashions are all the rage and the same goes for hair color, according to Kristen Fleming, color director at 3rd Coast Salon in Chicago. She explains that the shades are inspired by all things fall, “Think rich, earthy tones such as amber, burnt orange, butterscotch, pumpkin orange and soft golden hues, like the ones you’d see as the leaves change.”

But what is pumpkin spice hair color, exactly? Celebrity colorist Rita Hazan explains that the trend includes all warm, spicy tones of red and copper and can include a range of light to dark shades. And because it includes so many warm shades, it can easily be tweaked to look good on pretty much everyone, but it’s especially striking on people with fair or golden complexions and/or those with green or hazel eyes. Ready to get in on the pumpkin spice hair trend? These pros recommend showing your colorist a variety of photos for reference to make sure you get the right color for your skin tone and hair.

Ready for some limited edition pumpkin spice foods, drinks, and more? Fall is one of my favorite seasons. Among my favorite things about the season are the activities, the weather, and most importantly, the treats.

Despite the fact that fall doesn't begin until September 22, some restaurants and retailers are already gearing up for sweater weather. I mean it's only September 13th and I've had about 10 PSLs already.

This fall season, Offers.com has rounded up some of the best restaurants and retailers offering pumpkin spice items. The following are my 15 favorite Limited Edition Pumpkin Spice Foods, Drinks, and Goodies. You can see the complete list here if you are a fall fanatic just like me.

If you simply cannot choose a pumpkin spice treat and need some inspiration, there is no better place than the unofficial pumpkin spice headquarters, also known as Trader Joe’s. There is a good chance you’ll find at least nine out of nine of the following in our pantry’s rotation this fall:

Make your own pumpkin coffees and teas at home with the Jordan’s Skinny Syrups Pumpkin Collection Trio for only $9.99 at Bed Bath & Beyond.

Nothing screams autumn quite like the smell of pumpkins and now you can have the aroma in your home anytime you want, thanks to Yankee Candle. You have the option to choose from an assortment of spiced pumpkin candles and room spray. Candle prices start at $12.

Bobo’s did it again! This 100% whole grain oat bar, beloved in a variety of flavors, is bringing back a wonderful addition this fall with its Pumpkin Spice Oat Bar. Bobo’s is a small-batch bakery that uses wholesome ingredients to deliver simple, nutritious oat bars, and its irresistible Pumpkin Spice Bars are available at Kroger, Target, Whole Foods, and at Bobo’s online, where shipping is FREE.

Love baking? I know during fall I sure do. Make some Pumpkin Gooey Bars from Williams and Sonoma to get you in the fall spirit. It only takes eggs, butter, and cream cheese to make the baking mix. For only $15.95, each box makes 16 chewy squares.

If you love having hydrated and moist lips, then you’ll love this product from Burt’s Bees. Just in time for the autumn, the personal care company has a limited edition Pumpkin Spice Lip Balm on sale for $43.39 to avoid your lips from ever getting chapped.

No need for jealous puppies in the house. At Chewy, you can buy Merrick Oven Baked Pumpkin Patch Dog Treats made with real pumpkin. These delicious doggy snacks are on sale for $7.98 (orig. $8.99).

In the past, Dairy Queen has never let our pumpkin spice dreams melt. Last year, both the Pumpkin Pie Blizzard Treat and Pumpkin Cookie Butter Shake were available at participating Dairy Queen locations nationwide, and this year, we expect that these delicious treats will be back.

Available at Fairfax Fare and Catalina Eddies, from September 1 through November 1, get your hands on the Jack Skellington Pumpkin Pie Pop when hanging at the Disney Hollywood Studios.

Who knew Pumpkin Donut Muffin Mix existed? We sure didn’t, but it’s definitely worth a try. You can get in on this fun and amazing bakery item from Miss Jones Baking Co. now for only $5.99.

Enjoy Starbucks® Pumpkin Spice with easy-to-use K-Cup® from Keurig. You can also sign up for an auto-delivery subscription from Keurig to make sure you never run out of your favorite coffee while saving up to 15%.

Available hot or iced, this fall you’ll find the Dunkin’ version of the pumpkin spice latte — coffee, pumpkin, and vanilla flavors, topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle, and cinnamon sugar — along with its entire lineup of fall favorites. Dunkin’ also is likely to bring back its pumpkin donuts, muffins, and MUNCHKIN Donut Holes.

Snag some delicious Pumpkin Spice Flavored Black Tea from $5.93 to $18.45 and enjoy fall notes of cinnamon and pumpkin. Available at the English Tea Store.

A plethora of all things pumpkin spice begins in earnest at Tim Hortons on Aug. 25. Hot drinks, cold drinks, frozen drinks, and sweet treats abound. Check out the offerings:

Oreo has announced that the highly sought-out pumpkin spice sandwich cookie is making its return back on the shelves, starting August 15. If you aren’t familiar with the flavor, it’s two golden Oreos with pumpkin spice-flavored filling between them.