Pink hair color can be difficult to achieve successfully; it requires striking the appropriate balance between cool tones and warmth. Pink gold looks fantastic on blondes and brunettes compared to its pastel cousins, lilac or blue pastels.
Keep your rose gold hue vibrant by using a deep conditioner specifically tailored for color-treated hair, avoiding steamy hot showers, and using heat styling tools sparingly. To maintain the integrity of its hue and longevity of its look.
Copper Rose Gold
Coppery tones in your natural hair color blend seamlessly with the pink hues in rose gold hair dye, creating a warm yet feminine festival look for redheads. Your colorist can add shimmering highlights for added dimension in this hospitable shade. At the same time, blondes may benefit from softened rose gold tones with golden highlights that soften brighter pink tones for an eye-catching festival look. Likewise, redheads will find this hue an excellent way to keep their locks feminine yet fresh, with golden blonde roots providing an inviting finish.
Light Golden Blonde and Rose Gold
Light golden blonde tones are combined with vibrant rosy pink and bubblegum accents for this stunning rose gold hue, creating an exquisite rose gold shade that works best on medium skin tones with warm undertones.
Cool-Toned Rose Gold
Cool-toned rose gold tones add depth and interest to dark tresses, providing an excellent way for brunettes to experiment with pink hair without bleaching it lighter. However, this hue tends to fade faster than others; to maintain your shade over time, you should visit a salon every six to eight weeks for toning, and limit how frequently you wash your locks as this will also extend its lifespan.
Warm Rose Gold
Rose gold highlights can transform blonde locks when applied sparingly. Also known as sunset rose gold, this eye-catching hue blends coral-rose hues with golden blonde ones for an appealing finish that mimics the setting sun’s rays – creating an attractive color combination that works exceptionally well on warm skin tones. Brunettes may find it more challenging to achieve the rose gold look, but with the right stylist and breakthrough treatment, it’s doable without over-bleaching their natural shade or causing damage. Be sure to ask them about using something to strengthen and protect strands during the coloring process.
Dusty Pink Rose Gold
This soft and subdued blush pink shade is the ideal shade for blondes. With its delicate petal tone and versatile versatility, this hue pairs beautifully with gold or rose gold highlights for added shine. This shade requires ideal pre-lightening before applying Adore’s semi-permanent dye. For optimal results, L’ANZA Trauma Treatment at the bowl should be used before coloring for the best results. After coloring is complete, rinse, shampoo, and condition as usual afterward.
Blushing
Blushing is a natural reaction when we are excited, embarrassed, or nervous. Blushing occurs because our natural defense mechanism (the sympathetic nervous system) releases adrenaline, which causes blood vessels to dilate.
Vibrant Pink Hues
This vibrant pink hue is ideal for clients searching for more vibrant pink shades. It works beautifully with darker roots and lighter blonde highlights to produce an eye-catching ombre effect or faded pastel tones.
Rose Gold Ends
Rose gold hair trends aren’t exclusively reserved for blondes – brunettes can easily incorporate this look! If you don’t feel ready to commit fully, try fading the shade for an ombre finish instead; that way, you’ll achieve the best of both worlds: dusky blush pink roots and warm platinum tips!
Pale Light Blonde with Metallic Rose Gold
Pale light blonde hair provides the ideal canvas for rose gold accents. Since this base tone is a neutral backdrop, adding metallic rose gold hues for more dramatic effects could create a brushed metal aesthetic. Ask your colorist about mixing metallic rose gold shades together for maximum impact.
Medium Skin Tones with Coral and Peach Undertones
Medium skin tones look best in coral, peach, or dusty rose gold shades with soft pink undertones. To give these flattering hues some shimmery effect, a stylist can add a light pearl toner to the dye for an eye-catching, shimmery effect – this style also works excellent on bob haircuts since full coverage of roots isn’t required.
