Written By: Bhakti Paun Sharma | Updated: July 17, 2015, 10:50 AM
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Whether it’s the full head or just a few highlights, hair colour gives you a new look. The season is all about going bold and wild – shades of purple, green, multi-coloured highlights and even the rainbow are the inspiration behind the hottest trends in hair colour this year.
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Blue Hues: Whether you opt for baby highlights or underside ones, shades of blue go well with most skin tones. If you have dark hair, you may opt for brighter shades of blue at the tips or if you are bold enough to carry it, colour your bangs blue. You can also mix and match shades of blue and turquoise while highlighting.
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Peacock streaks: It’s bold and it’s different. Add a new dimension to short hair with these multi-colored streaks. This colour is great for wheatish to fair skin and will blend well with dark hair.
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Rainbow inspired: Whether it is for the gay pride or just because you love colours, the rainbow is a bold look to carry. Go easy on the width of the highlights. Thinner streaks will look more appealing. This color is best suited for fair to normal skin and lighter hair colours.
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The Pink and Purple: The right shade of these girly colours can turn you from a girl next door to a diva. The lighter shades of pinks and peaches aren’t meant for Indian skin tones but mauves and hot pinks work well. Try coloring the tips of your hair in hot pink and see how heads turn.
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Copper blaze: The copper shade which is close to its cousin red is trending this year. Copper shades go well with fairer skin tones and you can either colour all your hair or just the undersides for the blazing look.
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Greenify: Do not think of colouring your head green. (Go ahead if you adventurous and have short hair) According to hairstylists shades of green and turquoise are quite a trend this season. This colour will blend well with all skin tones provided you don’t go overboard with it.
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Ombre Effect: Ombre isn’t exactly a colour. It’s a colouring technique where you graduate from lighter to darker or darker to lighter shades of the same colour. For those who don’t wish to experiment with bold colours and like to keep the look formal yet trendy, Ombre is perfect.
