Nothing turns heads like fiery ginger hair to turn people’s heads and starts conversations, but dyeing it this bright hue requires much bleach – best left to professionals who can protect your strands during this process.
Vibrant and Bold
If you want to make an impression statement with your hair color, choose a bold ginger hue with orange and red undertones that’s sure to draw the eyes of passersby. This shade suits a range of hair textures and warm and cool skin tones, creating an eye-catching look perfect for any special event. Try pairing this shade with a shoulder-length layered cut or bangs for an eye-catching statement perfect for any special occasion.
If your complexion skews cooler, try opting for a light copper or brown ginger shade. This option is excellent for ladies with naturally dark brunettes who don’t want to bleach out their locks completely; add some blonde highlights for added dimension and dimension!
Since red dye molecules fade more rapidly than other hair colors, it’s wise to keep a pigment-restoring topcoat like Pureology’s Color Fanatic Top Coat Tone Red or Copper handy to retouch your color every few weeks and extend its life span. Doing this will also expand its longevity.
Rusted Ginger
Although some may use the terms ginger and redhead interchangeably, key distinctions exist between them. Gingers generally have naturally light orange-brown hair color, while redheads have dyed their locks a vibrant shade of red.
If you’re nervous about experimenting with bold copper or fiery sunset orange shades, why not try rusty ginger? With its dusty pink tints and easy maintenance requirements, this subdued shade works beautifully with almost every skin tone and requires less upkeep than bolder red tones.
Be confident to ask your stylist to alter your color to find what best fits you, bearing in mind that red fades more rapidly than other hues and requires frequent touchups. Use an effective conditioner like Shu Uemura Art of Beauty Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective hair Oil to extend its longevity and ensure lasting color results.
Split Dye Color
Creating a split-dye hair look is an exciting way to experiment with color. This method uses the ombre shade approach but adds different hues; for instance, if your naturally light ginger locks include dark pink shades at their ends for an upscale and vibrant finish.
Your look can be as subtle or striking as you desire, and peekaboo hair coloring is needed to keep things interesting without making a total commitment. By coloring only the bottom layers, this style allows for experimentation without regular touchups or root regrowth issues.
Once you’ve selected the ginger orange shade that best matches your complexion, use products specifically designed to protect color-treated hair to keep it looking gorgeous. A pigment-restoring topcoat like Pureology’s Color Fanatic can keep your tresses fresh and vibrant for longer.
Natural Ginger
For those not quite ready for full-on red, flattering ginger options blend nicely with natural brown tones. Particularly if your hair has dark roots, a rich ginger shade with golden brown undertones can look stunning with long layers and face-framing bangs.
Vivid ginger requires bleaching to achieve its vibrant hue, but your stylist will use high-quality lighteners that won’t harm your strands as you work with them. In addition, be sure to keep Pureology Color Fanatic on hand to preserve and extend the vibrancy of your vibrant shades as much as possible.
If you’re feeling bolder, there are also more aggressive ginger tones that will turn heads. Copper toner looks terrific on medium or dark brown hair strands and adds rich shine; unlike many other bold shades, its warm undertones allow it to complement various skin tones perfectly.
