11. Dimensional Lilac
A huge part of what makes this look so gorgeous is the depth at her root. You can see that at her base she has purple highlights which slowly transitions down to full on lilac. Keep in mind that a pastel purple like this is typically only achievable on hair pre-lightened to a level 9 or 10.
12. Lived in Magenta
This bright pink and purple hair is great for anyone looking to make a statement but would work best on someone with neutral to warm undertones. What sets this look apart from others is the darker purple at the base. Having that depth at the base creates a beautiful contrast and can work really well for individuals with naturally medium to dark brown hair.
13. Purple Ice Queen
Looking to add some bold purple color to your hair? Do you have neutral to cool undertones? If you answered yes to both of those questions, this is the look for you. In order to achieve the iciness seen in the photo, pre-lightening to a level 9 or 10 is needed.
14. Poppin’ Plum
A great way to keep your hair color interesting is by adding pops of different colors into it like this gorgeous plum color with hues of pink and blue. This color would work great on someone with naturally dark hair and either warm or cool toned skin.
15. Neon Lavender
Unnatural hair colors are all the rage now. If you are ready to commit, here is an amazing look to try. A neutral purple like this is neither warm or cool toned, which means it can work on almost anyone!
16. Shades of Magenta
This look is great for someone wanting to have some fun with their hair, but keep it on trend by having it be lived in or dimensional at the base. The shades of purple hair in this look are accompanied by hues of pink to create a warmer purple.
17. Plum Balayage
Keep it somewhat subtle with a balayage. Something like this is great because it combines your natural brown hair color with pops of a rich plum.
18. Deep Purple
Dark purple hair is unique because it allows you to make a statement but keep it subtle at the same time. A color like this looks great on individuals with medium to dark hair and either warm or cool undertones.
19. Subtle and Blended Purple
If you’re new to trying any unnatural colors, start with something like this purple brown hair color. The darkness at the root allows it to be more low maintenance for those with naturally dark hair.
20. Pastel Magenta
If you’re ready to dive right into something bold and eye-catching, try a pastel magenta like this one. All the warmth this color contains will be certain to highlight your warm undertones and brown eyes.
There are an unlimited number of options when it comes to purple hair colors. The first step to trying a purple color is to consider your natural color, your current color, your natural undertones, and your desired maintenance routine. Next, just get an idea of what you’d like, save the photo and bring it to your stylist.
