How to Dye Emerald Green Hair

Dyeing your hair a bold color like green requires lots of bleach, which may damage the strands. If you need more time to be ready to commit fully, consider dyeing just the bottom layers of your locks instead of going for the entire green.

Emerald green is an eye-catching hue that grabs everyone’s attention, especially when combined with analog colors (colors near each other on the wheel). For maximum effect, combine it with analog hues.

Short Bob Haircut

A short bob haircut featuring vivid emerald green hair will stand out from the crowd and make a statement. It looks beautiful on most women with darker natural hair and will pop when dyed with such vibrant green tones.

Dark emerald will lend an air of sophistication, while lighter green tones add vibrancy and fun. Mountain Dew-inspired hues are eye-catching; try them today and brighten your day with something unique.

The ombre color effect works beautifully on all lengths and is especially striking when applied to short styles like pixie cuts or other short styles. Darker green hues like moss, pine needle, apple, or cherry provide beautiful depth for this style, and you can add lighter highlights for depth if desired. The result will create an eye-catching mermaid-green look that will turn heads everywhere you go.

Faded Sides with Long Sideburns

Women sporting classic short bobs can experiment with wild color by leaving the sides natural while dying the top in an emerald hue. A side-swept fringe and beautiful beach waves complete this look for maximum impact!

Bold hues like emerald green require special care as they tend to fade quickly. Use high-quality dye and avoid blow drying your hair to stop premature fading, and don’t expose your locks directly to sunlight as UV rays may bleach out their color quickly.

African-American ladies can join the emerald green hair trend without permanently dyeing their locks this color by styling their box braids with black bases and vibrant emerald green tips, then finishing their look by adding black hair beads for an authentic vibe.

Mermaid Hairstyle

This look could be ideal if you want to channel your inner sea queen. Take inspiration from the beauty of the ocean by choosing mermaid hair colors that reflect its depths; purple, blue, and pink hues combine seamlessly for this enchanting mermaid effect; dark purples and blues will especially stand out if your locks have dark shades like black hair.

Light blue candy floss shades can match lighter skin tones, but brighter hues like this icy blue hair color also stand out. This unique mermaid hairstyle stands out with darker tones at the roots and more golden highlights at the ends.

To maintain vibrant mermaid hair colors, avoid products that strip the natural oils out of your locks (clarifying shampoos or any others) by opting for sulfate-free or specially designed shampoos that aim to maintain healthful and vibrant locks.

French Braided Ponytail

If you love colored braids, add one to your ponytail for an eye-catching touch. It will undoubtedly add dimension and spice up grungy green locks! This bride donned an eye-catching seafoam green French braid into her ponytail that perfectly complemented her sparkling headpiece and stunning emerald dress!

Braids are an effective protective style to promote natural hair growth while cutting down styling time, not to mention looking ultra chic for special events like this teased side French braid ponytail.

To create a bold and seductive look, opt for a side French braid that goes all the way from your ear down your ponytail for a double updo effect. This flirty style will have everyone gawking. Perfect for formal events or prom, try adding black hair beads or curls on top for added impact.