Asian Haarfarbe-Ideen

It might be a wild idea to take naturally dark hair and take it to almost the other end of the color spectrum, but as you can see here, it functions really well. The ashy-ness of the hair provided a wonderful contrast to her golden skin and also complimented the lightness of her eyes.

Here is a subtle example of how one can update one’s hair color without going too wild. The ash brown color is barely there, but it gives your hair this gentle “oomph” factor that we love. The color best comes out when the hair is slightly curled – very classy.

Here we can see how a skilled the colorist is. This balayage Asian hair was so beautifully incorporated that one would think it’s all natural. It’s a wonderful look that would also suite short-haired gals as well.

If you are not one for very obvious color changes in your hair and prefer something more natural-looking, babylights might just be the thing for you. It is a very subtle treatment where your natural color is very gently lightened, giving you a naturally sun-bleached look.

Blondes, as they say, have more fun, and you cannot deny that this is a fun look. Leaving the roots visible will also make this hair color low-maintenance because you don’t need to run to the salon for regular root touch-ups. As your Asian hair grows out, you can have it gently touched-up, and it turns into instant ombre!

Blue-black hair is quite popular because it is this nice balance of still having your naturally dark hair, but when you go out into the sun, or when the light hits it just right, the blueness of it is shown off. It is really pretty and works well with both long and short hair.

The popularity of silver hair from last year has not slowed down one bit. Here we see a really cool combination of silver with a hint of blue. As this asian hair color is blue-based, they would suit really well those with Asian hair and cooler skin undertones. 

This yummy-looking asian hair color is very popular with Asians because it is very flattering no matter the color of your undertones. It is not a far cry from how natural Asian hair looks like, and it is also not too loud that it grabs everyone’s attention.  

If you cannot decide if you want to go full-blonde but would still like to make a statement, this might just be the hair color for you. It is a punk-ish look that compliments a strong personality. Once you tire of the blonde, you can easily dye it a different color, like green or red!

Here is an awesome Asian hair color idea that would greatly compliment a cool personality. The chunky blue streaks take this trendy pixie cut into a whole other level of stylish and easily gain you admiring glances.

This is a great option for a fun and playful look. This can go well with both cool and warm undertones, but be careful to choose reds that are suiting to your skin tone. For example, a cool undertone works well with cinnamon and ginger, while warmer undertones work well with stronger colors like scarlet and fire-engine red.

This is a beautiful look with just enough highlights to produce a wonderful glow. This is also a very popular choice and quite a safe option for people wanting to try coloring their hair for the first time because the change is not that dramatic, but still visible.

If you think that name red velvet is reserved only for cakes and cupcakes, you are dead wrong. It is a wonderfully arresting hair color that is bold and commanding. It suits everyone from fair to dark.

This sweet ombre can be worn in a number of styles, from punk-rocker to sweet and girly. It is very pretty and playful. However, it takes a bit of dedication to maintain the color.

One of the hottest Asian hair colors that is taking this season by storm! Greige is a combination of grey and beige and is a wonderful neutral that would suit all skin tones. The color is so classy and cool and we can’t get enough of it! However, you should remember that if your natural hair color is dark, there is a tendency for your hair to become brassy. To avoid this, use silver shampoo.