The end of a season, the end of a hair era! As the vibrant days of summer give way to the cozy nights of fall, it’s the perfect time to switch up your hair color to match the changing season. But what if you could achieve your perfect fall shade without bleaching or lightening your hair? All you have to do is select a darker analogous color on the color wheel. Here’s a short lesson in color theory to help you transition your faded summer color into a rich, autumnal hue.
How to Cover Up Faded Pink Hair and Transition to Purple
If you’re currently rocking a faded hot pink hue like Ex-Girl, the transition to a deep purple like PPL Eater is seamless — and the result is rich dark purple with a slightly warm violet undertone.
How to Cover Up Faded Green Hair and Transition to Blue
If you’re currently rocking a faded green shade like Kowabunga, shifting to a cool, deep blue is a natural next step — and the result is a stunningly shiny and mystical turquoise shade.
How to Cover Up Faded Blue Hair and Transition to Purple
If you’re already rocking a faded light blue like Sky High, transitioning to a pastel purple with Stoned Pony is the perfect shade to try next — and the result is a beautiful deep lavender.
How to Cover Up Faded Yellow Hair and Transition to Orange
If you’re already rocking a warm yellow like Steal My Sunshine, transitioning to a vibrant orange like Biz is a no brainer — and the result is a rich scarlet orange that is made for fall.