Pink

Pink is the color of femininity, beauty, and love. It’s associated with youth, innocence, compassion and romance. In the world of fashion and makeup, pink can stand for youthfulness or even seductiveness (think “sexy secretary”). Pink is also often used in branding for baby girls’ products—it’s the color of choice for most everything from dresses to pacifiers to strollers to cribs.

Blue

You might be feeling blue. If you are, we’ve got just the hair color for you! Blue hair is a great option if you have a round face and want to look like an 80s pop star.

Blue hair is best paired with a blue outfit. It also looks great with a blue dress or suit, so if someone invites you to their wedding or other formal event and offers to pay for your tuxedo rental, say yes!

Green

Green hair is fun and playful. A little too much so, sometimes—like when you forget it’s green and go out in the sun. But if you’re looking for an at-home color that will make people look twice, green is a great choice.

Just like any other color, there are lots of different shades of green to choose from: bright emeralds (think Kelly Osbourne), subtle turquoises (think Taylor Swift), and everything in between. You can also go for a natural look with lighter tones or opt for bolder hues if you feel like embracing your inner witch. It really depends on what kind of mood you’re in!

While having green locks might not be everyone’s cup of tea, we think they look best when they’re shiny and healthy—no matter what shade they are!

Purple

Purple is associated with royalty, nobility, luxury, and power. It’s also a very rare color in nature. This makes purple a unique choice for anyone who wants to stand out from the crowd and draw attention to themselves.

While purple hair may be bold, it’s not for everyone. It can look great on some people but may not suit others. If you’re considering going purple or another bright shade of hair color at home yourself (or have already done so), be sure that you know what your options are before making any decisions about which one will work best for you personally!

Red

Red is a very rare hair color, and it’s thought to be the result of a mutation in the MC1R gene. The redheads of the world are most common in Scotland and Ireland, but they can also be found throughout Europe and Asia. Redheads are often associated with fiery personalities—think of your favorite fictional redhead!

This shade is thought to have been more common during prehistoric times, which makes sense when you consider that this color would have been an evolutionary advantage for those who could survive long winters without dying from vitamin D deficiency or developing rickets (a bone-softening condition caused by vitamin D deficiency).

Brown

Brown is a common hair color. It’s also the color of chocolate and coffee, two things you eat every day. Brown eyes are also quite common, though not as common as blue or green eyes. But if you think about it, brown eyes aren’t that rare either—you probably know a few people who have brown eyes!

Brown animals include cows and dogs (though dogs can come in many different colors). And did you know that cowhide leather is actually called “buckskin”?

And what about clothing? Brown clothing is very popular for winter clothes because it matches well with the earthy tones of fall leaves and snow covered trees…

Blonde

Blonde is a great choice if you’re looking for a dramatic change, but don’t want to be too bold. The lightest shade of blonde gives your hair dimension and life while still being subtle enough that it will look natural. Blonde highlights are great for adding some sass to your look on days when you just want something fun and edgy!

If you’re looking to go more natural with your color, we recommend strawberry blonde or honey blonds. These shades are subtle yet striking enough to keep things interesting without being overpowering or obvious. Just because these colors are less intense doesn’t mean they can’t be bold; the right amount of shine can turn this hue into an eye-catching style in no time at all!

Platinum blondes are also ideal if you want something lighter than platinum but not quite as pale as white (think Daniel Radcliffe). This particular shade works especially well with darker skin tones because it creates contrast between the two colors—and who doesn’t love that? If being daring isn’t really your thing though, try ash blonde instead; this color is perfect for summertime brunettes who want something lighter but still warm enough not too clash with their skin tone

Black

If you’re going through a black phase and want to try something new, black is the color for you. It’s the darkest hair color out there, so it looks great on people with dark eyes. Black hair also requires less maintenance than other colors; even though it can be dyed easily, it doesn’t fade as much as other colors do. Plus, all of the products required can be found at your local drug store—and they’re inexpensive!

Hair color is a great way to express who you are.

Hair color is a great way to express who you are. Your hair color can show your personality, mood and feelings. It can also show your style and that’s why it’s so important to get the right color for yourself, not just any one will do.