Zoe Foster Blake just made the hair change we all want to make this spring.

The warm weather is finally making itself known and with it comes an urge every woman will know – the desire for a new hair ‘thing’.

Whether it’s a fresh cut or a lighter colour, it’s a feeling even Zoe Foster Blake has given in to.

She’s just made the hair change many women have been longingly pinning, Instagramming and deliberating about doing –  and it looks good.

Breaking news: Woman visits hairdresser, requests “some extra highlights coming into summer.”

A photo posted by ZOË FOSTER BLAKE! (@zotheysay) on Oct 6, 2016 at 12:22am PDT

“Breaking news: Woman visits hairdresser, requests ‘some extra highlights coming into summer,” she captioned the snap.

Talk about hair envy.

Let’s admire from another angle, shall we?

It had been quiiiiite a few months since i’d done any highlighting on @zotheysay’s hair (in between I’ll do a tint and a toner to keep it looking fresh) but we both decided yesterday it was lacking a bit of ‘oomph’- we wanted it to look summery but without it looking to ombré-y or sacrificing depth at the roots. Result! ????????????

A photo posted by L A U R E N M A C K E L L A R (@hairbylaurenm) on Oct 6, 2016 at 2:15pm PDT

According to Foster Blake’s hairdresser Lauren Mackellar, senior colourist and stylist at Edwards and Co, both decided her hair was lacking a little “oomph”.

“We wanted it to look summery but without it looking to ombré-y or sacrificing depth at the roots. Result!” she wrote on Instagram.

If you’re looking at the ‘do and thinking, ‘That’s EXACTLY what I want’, well you’re in luck.

“Ask your hairdresser for some brightness through the mid-lengths and ends in the form of balayage or highlights,” Mackellar told Mamamia. (Post continues after gallery.)

“On Zoe we like to keep her natural colour around her eyes, so i scatter the lighter pieces (in Zoe’s case its ‘stretched highlights’ – ones that don’t start right at the scalp) over the whole head, but always making sure to leave enough of the darker colour to let the highlights really pop.

“Its more about the placement than the amount of highlights. Lastly, ask for a golden tone that will look beautiful against your natural colour, something with controlled warmth that will make your skin tone glow.”

Bright highlights around the face are a great way to add a little something-something to dull hair.

Watch: Zoe Foster Blake shares her best beauty tips. Post continues after video.

“Don’t be afraid to ask for some contrast. This season we’re seeing bolder pieces than before – but the trick is to leave enough hair in between to give the colour some contrast,” Mackellar says.

“Add in a root shadow for extra depth and pow; you’ve got sun-kissed, lived-in colour that has lots of dimension and texture.”

And last but not least… My model from today’s workshop @natragusa – I taught loose waves with semi straight ends using @Evo prodz. What a little honey ????

A photo posted by L A U R E N M A C K E L L A R (@hairbylaurenm) on Aug 7, 2016 at 1:00am PDT

The style is also seriously low maintenance.

“Gone are the days of streaky highlights that start from the scalp – the modern highlight and what we do a lot of in the salon has a ‘shadow’ at the root area, which is a clever way of blending the regrowth and also looks more flattering on your skin tone,” she says.

“With this technique you could easily let the highlights grow out over a period of months and just have a toner in between.”

We want. Need.

Image: Instagram/@zotheysay.