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Consider teaming this single-toned hairdo with neutral-hued clothes for a casual day out with your friends. Light blue to dark blue ombre isn’t the only solution for pastel blue hair. Here’s your proof that light blue hair isn’t restricted to one or two colors.
Icy Blue Waves
Give your regular black locks a modish new look by chopping them in steep layers that form a V-shape at the back. If you’re willing to go wild with colors, opt for a duo of navy and tiffany blue. The navy blue roots that still have a tinge of black give way to a shade of tiffany blue that continues till the tips.
Bouncy Blue and Purple Curls
A subtle midnight color that shines when the light hits it is a great way to ease into the trend. And ask your stylist for a color that complements your hair's natural tone, rather than compete against it. Here, for instance, the natural black hair is harmonious with the blue. There’s something striking about seeing neon hair colors that you (obviously) wouldn't see in the wild. Maybe that's why we’re in love with this luminous green-and-blue look. (Either way, the pink earrings are the perfect finishing touch, no?).
Royal-blue ombré hair
I’m def going to DM this to my colorist for my next spring hair color. The best way to highlight your highlights is with a great 'do. Try pairing royal blue balayage with luscious curls and effortless, side-swept bangs. And keep the dye relegated only to the ends (from the mid-lengths, down) for a more subtle look, as seen here. If you have natural hair in a protective style, a low-maintenance dip-dyed look could be perfect for you. Keep in mind, though, that some curly-haired types might suffer from dryness, and dye can exacerbate that.
A pair of glasses in conjunction with a neutral-toned outfit would be enough to polish off this look. Dark teal blue roots lead to faded tips that blend in well with the natural hair color. A slight green tint on the swept aside fringe elevates the look further, while the dyed eyebrows add a nice touch. This shoulder-length hairdo with a subtle side shave is bold and edgy at the same time. The dark teal blue dye highlights the sharp layer transition, evident at the lower half of the hair. The side-parted hair piles up on one side, adding a feminine touch, balanced by the side shave.
For this look, ask your stylist to concentrate the pigment near the bottom of the hair, for a hyper-saturated ombré look. What really works with this navy blue style is how well the deep blue blends into the base color. Ashy shades of blue are subtle and bold all at once, and we love how easily the darker and lighter tones blend together in this look.
Medium Skin Tones
Icy blue has a similar effect, making it another vibrant choice. Teal hair color works well if you do not want your hair color to overpower your features. It brings about a subtle contrast striking the right balance between your hair color and skin color.
Here, the bulk of the saturation is in the middle of the hair, for an interesting take on the look. Note the way the color blends into her natural shade toward the roots and cascades into blue tips. It creates a more seamless effect if you’re not into the idea of a severe ombré. You can't beat natural roots combined with nearly neon aquamarine ends.
This layered wavy hairstyle adds volume along the length without making it seem heavy on the head. A misty blue dye adorns the loosely curled, medium-length hair from the roots down to the tips with graceful elegance. The silvery-white shine on the hair glistens in the light, contrasting the light skin tone beautifully. Sport this tasteful look with bold, vibrant makeup in conjunction with either a dark-hued outfit or neutral-toned clothes.
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How sweet is this bright-blue ‘do paired with blunt bangs and wispy ends? Depending on your hair type, all you’ll need is a good texturizing spray to go with it. Helen Mirren turned the red carpet blue at 2023 iteration of the French film festival, debuting a frothy confection of a hairstyle. The Barbie actress showed off a Marie Antoinette-style puff streaked with varying hues of blue, including L’Oréal Paris's Colorista in Pastel Blue ($20). She finished the style with L’Oréal Paris's Elnett Hair Spray ($15) and accented it hair with shiny barrettes. With pretty ocean blue hair like hers, you'll be sure to make waves.
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