Copper Hair Colour | Abingdon | Didcot | Wantage | Oxfordshire

When people think ‘copper’ most typically think of a block colour (also known as a tint), however there are other options if you chose to embrace copper:

Full Head Tint:

If you’re ready to fully transition from one colour to another in the form of copper then the full head tint is the way to go. The option of a tint involves applying one colour covering every strand of hair from root to ends with a single shade of colour, in this instance, copper. If you’re unsure what tints are, check this out.

Pros:

• If you want a noticeable colour change, you won’t get more noticeable than this!
• If you like copper colours, this will achieve the highest percentage of copper above any other options.

Copper Highlights:

Arguably the most popular choice amongst clients looking for a colour change, highlights offer greater versatility than tints.A toner following the application of highlights can revolutionise colour changes in a shorter timeframe whilst still enabling clients to be flexible on their colour choice without much upheaval.  Copper highlights can be adjusted dependent upon your personal preference for subtlety, something more bold or in-between. These can work well with both blonde and brunette hair, adding warmth and depth to your look. One further options is highlights in the form of babylights which can look really powerful.

Pros:

• The upkeep is fair. It’s somewhere in the middle and considered reasonable Every 2-3 months on average would happily maintain your new colour choice.
• If you love coppers but want to get use to the colour change, it offers scope to revert back to a more traditional toner without much change in the form of a toner.

Copper Balayage:

For a softer appearance, balayage is a technique designed to apply lighter pieces to the mid and ends of hair enabling a more manageable hair colour. Similar to highlights, a copper balayage allows for a blended regrowth and the option to change the tone further down the line without the upheaval of needing to book a full balayage. Here’s everything you need to know about balayage.

Pros:

• The easiest to maintain hair colour from the above options.
• It’s softer than highlights and a tint and if you are eager to embrace subtlety and copper, balayage wins.
• Adds dimension and depth without needing full coverage.