Dark copper hair colors offer many variations; their shades range from soft and light to bold and intense; some might even call it warm copper red or excellent brown copper!
Pumpkin Spice Copper
Darker copper shades are great for dark hair, and your stylist can help you find one that compliments your complexion. Always consult a professional before selecting a copper tone.
Burnt Orange Copper Shades
Bright coppers tend to lean toward orange, which may overwhelm medium skin tones. Ask your stylist about burnt orange copper shades instead for a more wearable and tropical-feeling option.
Low-Maintenance Pumpkin Spice Copper Shades
For something low maintenance, try natural-looking pumpkin spice copper shades. Your stylist will create a soft balayage for less frequent touch-ups. Use color-safe shampoo and conditioner to maintain its beauty and glow.
Natural Copper
To achieve natural-looking copper shades, have your hair colorist subdue reddish hues with deeper brown tones. This approach creates an earthier tone and works well on certain skin tones.
Tomato-Copper Balayage
Hoyeon Jung’s tomato-copper balayage at Rag and Bone Spring 2017 showcase proves this point perfectly.
Rich Copper Red for Brunettes
Brunettes with medium tan skin tones can consider rich copper red as a statement-making choice. Ask your colorist to mix deep copper hues with neutral brown at the roots for a seamless look.
Soft Copper Blonde
For a red hair alternative, ask your colorist for soft copper instead. This warm orange-red hue adds dimension to your face and brightens your complexion.
Spiced Copper for Light Porcelain Skin Tones
Spiced copper works beautifully on light porcelain skin tones, adding drama and depth to your look. Regular maintenance and color-safe products are essential.
Intense Copper for Cool Skin Tones
Bright copper hues like fiery red complement cool skin tones and emphasize hazel or green eyes. However, maintenance can be challenging, so use products that prevent brassiness and minimize heat styling.
Elegant Copper for Natural Brunettes
Please speak to your hairstylist about finding an elegant copper hue that complements your complexion without overpowering it. Lightening may be necessary for best results.
Light Copper-Red Balayage
A light copper-red balayage on a blunt bob with natural waves and texture creates an eye-catching style. The blend of ginger and red-orange copper hues adds a sophisticated yet playful look.
Dark Copper Penny Mane
For a subtler option, consider a dark copper penny mane.
