1. If you want a low maintenance look, go with orange and yellow.

If you want a low maintenance look, go with orange and yellow. These colors are complementary colors (they look good next to each other) and they’re also warm colors that contrast well with each other. Your hair will be bright and fun, but you won’t have to worry about it fading too quickly or looking dull in a few weeks’ time.

Another perk of this color combo: if your hair gets dirty, it’ll wash right off!

2. If you’re looking for more dimension, opt for an orange and red combo.

If you’re looking for a color combo that will give your hair more dimension, opt for an orange and red combo. This is great if you want to go from a simple look to something a bit more adventurous—and it’s easy enough that everyone can try it!

Red and orange are complementary colors, which means they work together very well. If the idea of adding one color at the root of your hair isn’t exciting enough for you, why not use both? The best part about this hairstyle is that it looks good on any skin tone (if there’s one thing we learned during our research, it’s that no matter what your skin tone or eye color is or where in the world you live, people love bright colors on their heads).

3. If you want a more sophisticated look, go for orange and brown.

If you want a more sophisticated look, go for orange and brown. This is an easy combo to achieve: just use a base color of brown and an orange overlay. The choice of base color is up to you but here are some things to keep in mind:

• If you want a natural look, try using a dark brown as your base.
• If you want something more refined or elegant, use light brown as your starting point instead.

Orange can be overpowering if used too much so keep it at just one or two layers above the base color when creating this look.

4. If you have blue eyes it’s best to avoid browns and oranges, so go for a pink instead.

If you have blue eyes it’s best to avoid browns and oranges, so go for a pink instead. The color will make your eyes pop, especially if you wear it in the form of an ombre or balayage. It’s also possible to use complementary colors that enhance your eye color without making them look dull. A red-orange shade will provide a nice contrast so that they appear brighter than usual, whereas an orangey-pink shade will make them shine through even more!

Some people with blue eyes choose to lighten up their hair color because they don’t like how dark it makes them look (I know I’ve felt this way). If this is something you’re struggling with too, then I recommend going lighter rather than darker — but only if the tone suits your skin tone well (for example: blonde wouldn’t be appropriate on someone who has olive skin).

Orange hair is fun! Here are some tips on how to get the best color for your personality.

If you’re looking for a new hair color this summer, orange is a great option. It’s bold and fun, but it can also be subtle and sophisticated. Orange is a great alternative to blonde highlights or darker colors like brown or black. Here are some tips on how to get the best color for your personality:

• If you want something bright and shiny, go with an orange that has red in it! If you want something more muted or subtle, try going with a shade that has more brown in it (like caramel).
• If you want something that shows off your personality and makes a statement at the same time, consider getting an ombre effect where the roots are lighter than the ends of your hair. That way people will know exactly what color they’re dealing with at first glance!