Subtle lilac

If you’re a first-time colourist and don’t want to go too wild with your colour, lilac is a great choice. Subtle but noticeable, it will give your hair a light purple hue that isn’t too out there but still gives an excellent pop of colour. If you have darker hair, this shade will look especially good on you as it won’t be as bright compared to those with lighter locks. Lilac is also popular among blonde-haired girls who like their natural tones with some added vibrancy—and why not? It’s one of the most versatile hues out there!

Grape crush

You’ve probably heard of grape crush hair dye, but what does that actually mean? Grape crush is a dark purple, which means it’s on the warm side of the color wheel. If you want to play with this shade yourself, look at your skin tone and your eye color before committing. If you have fair skin with blue eyes or light brown hair, then grape crush might be too dramatic for you. However if you have darker skin and dark eyes or black hair, then this hue could be an amazing addition to your look!

Another thing to consider when choosing a new dye is whether or not it’s bright or muted. A bright dye will show up on all types of hair while muted colors tend to work better with darker shades of brown. That being said—if your goal is more subtlety then go ahead and experiment by mixing some neutral tones into whatever else is in your bottle; some brands even sell “tints” (like L’Oréal Paris Feria) specifically designed for brunettes who want something other than black but don’t want anything too loud either!

Lavender dream

Lavender dream is a more vivid shade of purple compared to the other two shades discussed earlier. This color looks great during spring and summer, but it can also be worn in fall and winter when paired with warm tones like orange or red. If you don’t want to go full-on purple, but still want to give yourself a little color boost, lavender dream is an excellent choice for you!

Ultra violet

Ultra violet is a bold choice. It’s not for the faint of heart, but it can be a great alternative to red. Ultra violet is a color that is well known to be associated with royals because of its regal look and feel, so if you want to get some attention at your next event or party, this might be the dye for you. Ultra violet goes well with blonde hair and brunette hair alike, so it’s a great option if you’re looking for something professional yet edgy!

Electric indigo

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There are tons of options for purple hair dye!

When you’re ready to dye your hair purple, there are tons of options for what shade of purple you can choose. Here are some of the most popular shades:

• Violet: This is a dark blue color that has more brown than red in it. It will make your skin look tanner and eyes brighter. When choosing this color, be sure that you have lighter hair if possible, because violets tend to be darker than other purples. Violet also works well with white or gray hair if you want a unique look!
• Plum/Magenta: A slightly less intense version of violet, magenta is perfect for someone who wants something bold but not too dark (or who has very light hair). This is often referred to as “pink” in the fashion world due its similarities with this color; however, it’s still a great option for those who love blue tones but don’t want anything too bright on their head!
• Orchid/Lavender: While magenta may seem like an obvious choice for someone who wants something subtle yet striking at the same time (especially during summer), lavender is another option worth considering when searching for shades similar to pink but perhaps less saturated overall thanks largely due its cooler undertones which give off vibes similar those found associated with springtime blooms such as tulips grown outside during March through May every year upon closer inspection.”