You can also use Sunset Orange to create a soft pastel peach by adding a small dollop of it to a base of Arctic Mist diluter! Or, for more of a vivid true orange, try mixing equal parts Sunset Orange and Cosmic Sunshine - or, start with a base of Porange with a dollop of Sunset Orange for a true orange that will glow under a blacklight! Or for a soft sunflower sort of tone, use a base of Cosmic Sunshine and just a few drops of Sunset in Sunset Orange and Ritual in Sunset Orange and Arctic Mist. If you want a darker ginger tone similar to how Sunset Orange gives a deep red-orange tint to a light brown base, try mixing Sunset Orange with some Ritual to help darken it. If you’ve ever wanted to be a redhead, try mixing up a custom natural copper using a base of Cosmic Sunshine, a generous dollop of Sunset Orange, and a few drops of Purple Rain! Since yellow and purple are direct opposites that neutralize each other, adding a bit of purple will help tone down the color to have a more light brown sort of base while still letting the red-orange tones of Sunset Orange shine through, giving you a shade that is a beautiful, slightly punched-up natural in Sunset Orange and Cosmic Sunshine mix. Sunset Orange is a key component in our favorite mix for creating a more natural ginger hue. So if you’re wanting to cover a blue or green shade, transitioning to a purple that can cover cooler tones more easily first, then moving more toward a red or orange, will give you a more accurate result in the long in Sunset Orange Top Mixes A faded warm tone like a red, pink, or most purples would be easily covered by a similar warm tone like Sunset Orange for an accurate result, but cooler shades like blues and greens may cause Sunset Orange to appear more muddy or dark if it’s applied on top. It may not seem like it at first, but Sunset Orange is a surprisingly versatile shade and can be used in lots of different mixes for custom colors! However, while it’s highly pigmented and can cover up a lot of other colors pretty well, there are some instances in which using Sunset Orange may not be your best option. So if you’re applying it over a platinum base you may notice it leaning more red than orange, especially when it’s fresh! On a level 7-8 base, Sunset Orange will turn out more of a true orange! It has a strong red undertone, which can be more noticeable on a very light base with very little yellow tones for the color to build off of. Sunset Orange is a vibrant red-orange that is one of the more highly pigmented shades in the AF line! This means it will take well to a variety of base hair colors, showing vividly on a lightened base and giving more of a dark, subtle tint to darker base colors.
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Have a stunning color combination of your own to share? Please feel free to do so below! We’d love to see 🥰 In the meantime, we’re here if you have any questions.Autumn is right around the corner, Fox Fam! I don’t know about you, but fall is my favorite season - and isn’t orange the quintessential fall color? So, our color spotlight for this month is none other than Sunset Orange! This versatile color can be used for tons of different looks year-round, but will never be out of place paired with a cozy sweater and falling leaves.
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Space Cowgirl + Virgin Sunset Orange + Cosmic Neon Moon + Sunset Orange, Cosmic Sunshine and Neon Moon (pairs SO well with a natural shade Diluted Poseidon and Iris Green Half Virgin Pink and half dark brown? Yes, Sunset Orange + Virgin Violet Dream + Sunset Neon moon + Iris Cosmic Sunshine + Purple Diluted Sunset Orange + Girls Night and Purple Virgin Pink and Cosmic Pop of Cosmic Sunshine Pop of diluted Virgin Pro tip: Using COLD water when rinsing will help to prevent some of the bleeding onto another color!.
Whatever the case may be, we got you covered with 15 of our current favorite hair color combinations!👇 So you’re looking for some refreshing inspo to spice up that split dye? Maybe you just want to go for a little pop of color? 👀
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