53 Stunning Short Hair Color Ideas – Bring Life to Your Look
#5. Highlighted Bob
Bring life to your boring look with this stunning short hair color idea. The jaw-length bob is colored in a fiery neon orange shade. Add light yellow-blonde highlights all around the hairline to stand out from the remaining hair.
#6. A Mix of Colors
Can’t decide on a single color for your short hair? Incorporate a bit of every shade to create this short unicorn mane. Add purple, blue, green, turquoise, and lavender hues to a side-parted pixie cut. To accentuate the look, color the eyebrows in a dark purple tinge too.
#7. Deep Mahogany
Try out this monochromatic hair color for short-haired ladies who want a less dramatic look. The bob is cut to shoulder length with a layered front fringe. It is then dyed in a deep mahogany shade to complete the look.
#8. Light and Dark Gradient
A pixie cut with a light and dark gradient hair color will surely turn around some heads. The dark salmon strands at the top and front tone down into a light pink salmon hue. The side-swept fringe covers an eye for a chic appeal.
#9. Contrasting Bangs
This stunning idea will bring life to your look in a flick. The curly bob is dyed in a dark olive green shade that tones down into an emerald green hue with contrasting deep fuchsia micro bangs. This gothic look will make you stand out in public.
#10. Orange and Copper Locks
Considering the women over 50 with short hair, this is the hair color to go for this year. The strands are dyed in a pumpkin-orange tint with darker copper hues in between. This style adds depth to the fine hair and brings an instant gleam to the aging face.
#11. Bob + Balayage
The ombre hair was everything in hair color trends during 2015 and a bit of 2016, but during fall season it transformed into a more delicate trend, the balayage. Whether you have curly and layered hair or straight and blunt cut, it’s a great way to accentuate the texture of your hair. In some cases, it can add volume to your layers and make your short hair look fuller and healthier.