Amber hair is a rich hue that can be used as an ombre shade. It complements all skin tones, including darker complexions. This stunning look can be achieved by lightening the locks with Blondor Freelights and adding golden and red tones using Koleston Perfect Golden.
Try Semi-Permanent Fashion Colors
Try semi-permanent fashion colors if you’re not ready for permanent hair dyeing. These colors won’t lighten your hair as much and give a glimpse of the amber trend without a big commitment. Remember that these colors will only last for a short time and may require more frequent refreshing.
Bleaching and Box Dye
To avoid brassy tones when using box dye, it’s best to bleach your hair twice before applying the paint. On the second bleaching session, use an ash blonde shade to tone down orange tones and achieve an excellent light brown color.
L’Oreal Paris Superior Preference
Try L’Oreal Paris Superior Preference shades at 6 AM or 8 AM on dark blonde hair with a natural-toned base to achieve the desired look. A brunette option is available that complements hazel and blue eyes perfectly.
Coppery Amber Hue
If a client wants a red-haired look without a total commitment, suggest trying a coppery amber hue. The lighter nuances help balance brassiness, while the darker strands add depth and dimension. Maintain the new shade with Vitamino Color A: OX hair care routine for colored hair.
Amber Highlights on Brown Hair
Light amber brown is an exquisite shade to add dimension and depth to dark hair. Balayage and ombre techniques work beautifully with this shade as it fades. Pair with warm honey blondes or darker coffee brown hues for added intensity.
Amber Brown hair with Bangs
To achieve a lush auburn shade on brown hair, use Blondor Plex 3% on the roots and Koleston Perfect 8/41 8/34 through mid-lengths and ends. This will result in a mesmerizing amber-brown hue that flatters all skin tones.
Amber Makeup and Skin Tones
Amber makeup can be tailored to both warm and cool skin tones. Cooler undertones benefit from lighter amber shades, while warmer skin tones look stunning with rich chocolate or strawberry blonde hues. Use a sulfate-free shampoo to protect color-treated hair and maintain the desired color.
Amber Red Hair
A buttery amber-blonde balayage is a perfect alternative for those unsure about committing to full red hair. It balances warm and fiery tones and accentuates light brown strands. Lighten the locks with BlondorPlex 3% and apply Koleston Perfect 7/44 77/43 for a sultry auburn bob with amber-blonde hues and subtle red undertones.
Remember to experiment with semi-permanent fashion colors before permanent dyeing, and use Love Beauty and Planet Coconut Water
