Mint green hair has quickly become the trendiest hue on Instagram. This vibrant, fresh hue looks stunning against all skin tones and stands out in any crowd.
Bleaching can achieve Mint green on either dark or light hair, although more sessions of bleaching may be required depending on how light-shaded your starting shade is.
Pastel Green
Green is an eye-catching hue, but only certain people can pull it off successfully. A light seafoam hue with blue undertones offers a fresh and pretty look, especially suitable for blonde locks but can work on dark brown or black locks when bleached to an appropriate hue.
If you’re ready to experiment with pastel hair hues, an emerald shade can make an eye-catching statement. Wear it with either a blunt cut for maximum seduction or feminine coils for an adorable yet girly vibe.
Subtle yet impactful style! Add a minty hue to the ends of your pixie to add interest to a classic cut, or dip your ends in turquoise-hued dye and combine it with blonde balayage for an impressive ombre effect.
Dark Green
Green hair has recently become it’s own as more people accept self-expression through style, with pastel mint hues to neon and forest green being popular choices.
Dark green hair complements medium to dark complexions well, with lighter shades such as emerald complimenting soft skin tones, while darker hues suit medium-dark complexions more effectively.
Suppose your natural dark locks need coloring for depth, or you have bleached blonde or platinum locks that need something extra vibrant. In that case, semi-permanent or permanent Manic Panic dye in a deep shade such as Siren’s Song or Venus Envy may work wonders!
You could also try bleached blonde or platinum locks using dark green hair dye on bleached blonde or platinum locks for vibrant results that last long-term or permanent Manic Panic dye in deep shades – the Manic Panic dye can achieve dynamic results for all!
Electric Lizard, a vibrant lime green shade, makes a bold statement! Pair this eye-catching hue with silvery highlights or a balayage style for added dimension and longevity. To extend its longevity further, try Matrix Total Results Color Protect and Hydrate shampoo and conditioner tailored to colored hair.
Duotones
Duotones are an increasingly popular graphic design trend that extends far beyond photography! Duotones add visual interest to otherwise monotone images and are instrumental when distinguishing text and buttons against a busy backdrop.
Duotone refers to recoloring a grayscale image by replacing its darks with one color and its lights with another. However, creating one requires much more than simply overlaying a gradient map on your photo! To successfully generate duotone images, one must carefully choose and combine colors with a precision that only some understand.
Evgeniya Righini-Brand will lead you through the steps for creating different modern duotone looks while explaining which ones best suit which types of projects. She’ll share tips for effectively toning images and ways to optimize your workflow with presets and actions in Photoshop.
Maintenance
Mint green hair color may fade quickly, so to maintain its vibrancy, you will require regular root touch-ups and bleaching treatments to keep it. Bleaching may take several sessions, depending on how dark your natural hair is.
Bleaching your hair to achieve the desired shade of mint green is very damaging. It could result in weakened strands that break easily, so professional colorists should do it instead of doing it themselves at home.
For long-lasting results, it is ideal to consult your stylist and use either semi or permanent dye. Alternatively, temporary color depositing dye such as hair chalks or spray that washes out within a day or two are great ways to experiment with new looks without committing complete dye jobs. For something subtler, the peekaboo mint coloring of just your tips may also work wonders!
