#1: Dark Violet Long Hair
Wow! Isn’t the dark violet hair stunning? Although maintaining this hair color requires more effort, no doubt it’ll turn heads. To get this hair color, you’ll need color blocking. This is a technique of boldly coloring large sections of hair with unique colors. Also, talk to a stylist about which colors will suit you best. For at-home care, wash colored hair in cold water. If you can, do this in the sink before your shower. This helps to keep your artificial color bright.
#2: Violet Hair Highlights
Violet hues make for a stunning way to get highlights on dark hair. Your dark hair will never be boring again because of this color idea.
#3: Violet, Magenta and Indigo Hair
Try violet, magenta, and indigo hair colors! You need to see a stylist skilled in fashion tones for this color technique. They will explain how to achieve and maintain this look.
#4: Dark Violet-Amethyst Pixie
The dark amethyst violet on this pixie would look best on a medium to dark skin tone. With a short cut like this, your styling will be effortless. But you need to ensure you are in the salon for haircuts every 4-6 weeks to keep up with this whole look.
#5: Silver Metallic with a Hint of Violet
Give this silver metallic color a try with a hint of violet. It would be best to talk with your stylist about at-home support products.
#6: Vivid Violet Blowout
A vivid violet blowout is a nod to the 80s and a retro throwback! Dyeing your hair doesn’t have to be boring. It can be a wonderful way to express yourself. Mullets have been trending for a couple of years now. However, it’s fun to play with new ways to style and wear it. You can ask about vivid purple hair ideas or even lavender to add more interest to your mullet.
#7: Dark Violet to Light Orange Ombre
If you want to add a fun color to your long locks, consider a dark violet to light orange ombre. This unique blend of shades will give you an eye-catching and trendy look. The dark violets at the top will give a subtle dark tone while leading gradually to a light orange on the tips. This will give you a sunset-inspired look. This ombre is perfect for women who want to try something different yet stylish.
#8: Eye-Catching Violet Waves
Try eye-catching violet waves if you’re looking for fun, new hair dye ideas. When considering a vivid color, it’s best to have a thorough consultation with a colorist to know what to expect from the process. You will need your hair lightened to a very light pale blonde before being able to apply a violet tone. If you have dark hair, expect many lightening sessions first. Vivid colors demand lots of care at home and in the salon. You’ll need a professional color care shampoo and regular color glaze appointments.
#9: Amazing Blowout for Long Thick Violet Hair
Get an amazing blowout and show off your long thick violet hair. The number one best fashion color for dark hair is a violet hue. When lifting, you only have to achieve a light brown level to get a vibrant and bold purple. Using a color-safe shampoo and conditioner is the best way to keep your color looking fresher for longer.
#10: Violet Balayage
A violet balayage works well for women who don’t mind maintenance. Fashion colors are sure to turn heads but require special care. Ask your colorist for tips for keeping purple hair colour vibrant.
#11: Vivid Orchid and Black Balayage
A vivid orchid and black balayage is an attention-worthy color if you love vibrant hair. One of the best ways to maintain this hair color is to invest in a professional shampoo free of sulfates, shampoo less frequently, and avoid hot water. It’s recommended only to wash your hair 1-2 times per week when having vivid hair colors. This will help keep the longevity of your hair color. You can also invest in a dry shampoo to absorb any natural oils your scalp produces and keep your hair feeling dry and clean.
#12: Pretty Grape-Violet Long Hair
A pretty grape violet shade on long hair is a major head-turner! We love the ombre effect with different shades of violet. It works especially well on long hairstyles, as you’ll need enough canvas to create the transitional colors. If you’re looking for fun hair dye ideas, violet is a great start, as it will fade out pretty easily back to blonde if you wish for something not so permanent. Always take great care at home with color care products, and never use too high heat with tools.
#13: Bright Dark Violet Hue
Try a bright dark violet hue if purples speak to you and you want to be more outgoing and bold with your hair color. Dyeing your hair a bright violet will require some upkeep on your end. If you want to keep up this vibrancy, use dry shampoo and avoid shampooing your hair daily. It also helps to rinse in cold water and use a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner.
#14: Ash Blonde Violet
Take your long locks to the salon and ask for this ash blonde violet hair color. You’ll never go back to having one-colored hair again.
#15: Smokey Violet
Try a smokey violet if you are looking for a fashion-forward color. This color is beautiful as a compliment to brunette hair and looks rich and lush. Keep in mind that fashion colors require a lot of upkeep. Consider this if budget and time are concerns.
#16: Chocolate and Violet Highlights
Chocolate and violet highlights are well-suited for women who want to start exploring their hair color options. This color combination is perfect for cool skin tones. A rich chocolate color around level 3 or 4 with violet highlights gives a beautiful contrast. A color like this will be more noticeable outside or under brighter lights—a perfect fit for a fun pop without it being too drastic.
#17: Rose Violet Color
A rose violet color is a gorgeous spin to your blonde highlights over brunette hair. Add a rosy violet color over highlights to enhance your brunette locks. This hue is when rose gold meets violet warm brown—a nice change-up from the average blonde highlight and compliments warm and pink skin tones.
#18: Metallic Violet
Metallic violet color is an intriguing color based primarily on its shade. It complements a natural 7 base with extra highlights to grab the metallic tones. A color like this will fade in about a month and will continue to produce interesting tones along the way.
#19: Dark to Light Violet Ombre
Try a violet to lavender balayage. You’ll need to do a lot of upkeep for this violet gradient hair since purple pastel colors fade tremendously fast. When summer comes, and you’re thinking of swimming, remember that water, chlorine, or staying in the sun will fade the color, too.
Buy an SPF hair spray at your local beauty store to protect your hair from the sun. To the woman considering this shade of violet hair, consider you may need to change hues depending on the color of your natural hair and what colors could flush you out. Talk to your stylist to decide which alterations would best fit you.
#20: Auburn with Violet Tones
This auburn with violet tones can bring your hair color to life! These subtle but vibrant hues of color will make you stand out. Styling the color with waves will showcase the seamless blend.
#21: Maroon Violet
The maroon violet is a beautiful color choice for those who want a darker hair color. Try using purple shampoos containing assets that protect the hair color while cleaning the dirt off your hair.
#22: Cherry Violet Hair
Cherry violet hair smoothly blended with dark hair looks stunning on cooler-toned skin. Add in brighter tips for a bolder and more fun pop of colors.
#23: Pink Violet Pastel
Pinkish hues outshine your normal violet pastel. Who knew one color could make all that multi-tones work, huh? Wear this pastel violet hair colour on long hair and pull off that ‘cool girl’ vibe!
#24: Dark Violet
A deep dark violet hair dye says lovely and mysterious. Hair colors like this go well for a moody dress-up if you know what I mean.
#25: Dark Red Violet
Balayage worked well with brown and plum hues to create this gorgeous dark red-violet hair color. The long, straight hair also did the trick of creating this blanket of red hair color.
#26: Violet and Blue Balayage
One thing that this one got right is that you could never go wrong with violet and blue. Any shade, any hue, any technique. The tones in this cool blue violet hair go well together.
#27: Violet Brown
This medium-length layered hair of violet-brown creates a multi-dimensional look for this one. It’s amazing what two tones and a perfect cut could do, right? If you’re afraid to commit to this brown violet color, you’re always welcome to use a semi-permanent hair dye instead.
#28: Violet Purple
Who could have known you could hold the tones of the galaxy on your hair? You could do it with the magic of purple violet hair dye and a very willing professional!
#29: Platinum Violet
Unicorn’s hair may be another proper name for your platinum violet hairstyle. And that’s one of the biggest compliments ever.
#30: Velvet Violet Blonde
This color melt has a soft transition from violet to icy blonde hair color. It was created by hairstylist Kailee Savorgino of Hampshire, IL.
“My favorite thing about this look is the blend,” says Savorgino. “There are no harsh lines, and it effortlessly melts into the blonde. One thing I truly love about this look is that it’s not permanent. Once the violet fades, she could change the colors and keep it fun.”
Savorgino reminds us that it’s high-maintenance, “so you have to be willing to invest in your hair. Fashion colors fade and only last about a couple of weeks. Also, blonde is high-maintenance because you have to keep it toned to the right blonde,” she notes.
#31: Light Violet
This short angled bob with lighter violet tones was handcrafted by stylist and colorist Katerina Polinkova of Belarus.
“A light violet shade works well on medium-length hair. The ombre technique looks great, too. To achieve this cut and color, it took 6 hours,” she explains.
Polinkova says it’s easy to care for this light violet hair color and cut it at home. “First, only use shampoo and conditioner for colored hair. You can also use purple shampoo or no yellow.”
#32: Black Violet Hair Color Idea
This black violet balayage was created by Level 1 stylist Aili Hillstrom of Tacoma, WA.
“It’s a perfect lower-maintenance look for women who want fashion color without needing a retouch every 4-6 weeks,” says Hillstrom. “The best part about a vivid balayage is that you can easily change the color at each appointment while continuing to let your natural root grow out.”
“These soft waves on violet black hair were achieved with a styling wand and some of my favorite Goldwell products,” she explains.
When considering your next hair color, it’s also important to think about hair care. Despite the balayage being a lower-maintenance trend, vivid colors require much care.
#33: Burgundy Violet Hair Dye
The colors are ash violet (level 4) on top and pink-violet at the bottom, creating a stunning burgundy hair colour. They were created by hairstylist Chloe of Los Angeles, CA.
“She has Asian black hair and a round face. Her hair was bleached, so the top part was damaged already,” she explains. “That’s why I recommended an ombre look! She wanted pink for the bottom part. Asian hair needs 2-3 times bleaching, but we couldn’t go lighter to avoid damage. We made the color ash violet that goes well with pink.”
#34: Silver Violet
This silver violet hair is a melted grape pop. It was created by stylist Marysol Vargas of Las Vegas, NV.
When wanting violet hue fashion colors, Vargus always makes her clients aware that reducing hair washes and washing with cooler water will prevent the hair from fading as much and make their color last longer. “Also, I love recommending a good color care shampoo – pretty much anything with low to no sulfates. This will also prevent the hair from drying out – this and a weekly mask,” she adds.
#35: Dusty Violet-Colored Hair
This dusty violet hair color idea is a smokey lilac shadowed root created by hairstylist Cherish Baser of Ann Arbor, MI. “The depth of the root and the splash of vivid blue complements the lived-in party braid,” she notes.
Baser recommends a salon visit every 4 to 6 weeks to keep the color fresh. “This will prevent a line of demarcation in the new growth and keep the smokey silver from fading. Pastels and silvers are a bit higher maintenance because they tend to fade after about 30 washes,” she explains.
Baser adds, “The braid is a great look that anyone who French braids can do at home. Just section out the mohawk and braid it back. Secure it with bobby pins and loosen the braid for a lived-in feel. This look can be worn straight or curly!”
#36: Violet Grey
“I would describe this violet grey color as stormy violet waves,” says hairstylist Gabby Gomez of Fresno, CA. “The color is stormy like the grey clouds that come along with a storm, violet from the violet cast in the tone of the color, and wave style that reminisce the sea.”
Gomez encourages you to be realistic about the process, “how long it will take to get there, the number of sessions it will require, and the cost of all the services to achieve the look.” She continues, “If you have naturally dark coarse hair or have the previous color, don’t expect these results in the first session.”
#37: Deep Violet and Purple Hair
This deep violet hair color with purple highlights is vibrant and sassy. It was created by hairstylist and colorist Kara Brown of Central Valley, CA.
Brown’s favorite thing about this color is that it’s a great way to add color to your hair without a huge commitment. “I say that because I combined balayage and highlights to achieve this color, leaving some of her natural hair colors in between. Doing it that way makes it easier to touch up, and it will fade out nicer than an all-over solid vibrant color,” she explains.
Brown encourages you to opt for a blunt shoulder-length cut with some textured layers. “The texture in the layers will give it movement while keeping the ends blunt will make her hair appear thicker and fuller,” she adds.
This color looks great on all skin tones, and there are many tones and shades to choose from. If you have a deeper skin tone, the warmer shades of violet look best. Think more on the magenta side, a deep violet, a red/violet, or a red-brown hair color. For fairer skin tones, a blue-based violet or lighter purple hair color will compliment you best. If you have redness in your face, go for a cooler-toned purple.
A violet hair color combines red and blue tones, balanced into a vivid hue. For fun gals who are not afraid to express themselves, one way to show off your vibrant personality (or live your mermaid dreams!) is by wearing a pretty violet shade.
Insta-famous hair colorist Chrissy Rasmussen describes violet hair as the season’s color, and I couldn’t agree more!
To keep this color regal, you’ll have to level up your at-home hair maintenance since we all know that vivids need more TLC for upkeep. Ask your trusted colorist for recommendations of the best color-safe products.
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