Hair 101: How To Get The Rose Hue Of Your Dreams

If fun and playful describes your Hair Colour vibe, these Rose hues are right up your alley.

The world of Colouring is a wide and wonderful one and no Colour embodies this more than a Rose hue. When we talk Rose you might think a fairy floss shade, and you're right, but there are a handful of other variations with one intention: Colour illumination. Forget minimalism, imagine raspberry kisses of pinky Violet reflects and subtle flushes of glowing Rosé tones — it's a whole mood. So if fun and playful describes your Colour vibe, keep scrolling to find the Rose hue of your dreams.



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Pale Rose

Nothing is more whimsical than a pastel Violet hue and these almost translucent Rose reflects are the perfect cover over a Light Blonde base. We love the barely there style and ethereal romantic style.
Try This Colour Mix: 3/4 x 902 Extra Light Beige Blonde + 1/4 x 7.20 Cool Violet

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7.20
Cool Violet


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Rose Gold

Bathe your Hair in a magical blend of glowing Pinkish sunset tones, flashing soft highlights of warming Golden Lilac reflects that brighten up your Hair like a classic Rose Blonde should.
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The
Rose Gold


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Dark Rose Gold

There is a Rose Gold for every emotion and this hue seizes on a classic balance of Violet and Golden pigment (a match made in heaven) with a hint of depth, to bring mauvescent fun to a Medium Blonde.
Try This Colour Mix: 1/2 x 7.20 Cool Violet + 1/2 x 7.3 Golden Blonde

My Hairdresser
7.20
Cool Violet
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7.3
Golden Blonde


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Rose Gold Brunette

Add a bit of drama with this not-so-subtle shade that combines a double dosing of intoxifying Violet with sun-kissed Golden Warmth to add a technicolour tone to your Brunette.
Try This Colour Mix: 1/2 x 5.3 Golden Brown + 1/2 x 6.22 Intense Violet

My Hairdresser
5.3
Golden Brown
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6.22
Intense Violet


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Pure Pink

When you're not into the Gold extra, a pure Plum hue never disappoints. Go all in easily elevating a Dark Blonde with robust Rose reflects and a bejewelled deep lilac tone.
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6.22
Intense Violet


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A Rose Touch

Looking for a way to incorporate a Rose hue through your Brunette? Enter the Chocolate Plum. Swipe on for volumising pigment, instantly plumping with a bolster of Choc Violet reflects.
Try This Colour

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5.52
Deep Chocolate Plum

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