Want to experiment with color in a bold, playful way? Color blocking is the trend to try. It’s fun, modern, and easier to maintain than full-color dye jobs. From subtle pops to dramatic contrasts, these fresh ideas will spark your creativity.
1. Mint On Brown Color Block
Want a bold, unexpected color combo? Mint on brown is striking yet wearable. The cool green pops beautifully against rich brunette tones, making it a fun but sophisticated take on color blocking. Unique, eye-catching, and full of personality.
2. Pink Color Block
Pink color blocking is playful, creative, and totally customizable. Whether you go for chunky sections or a hidden peek-a-boo effect, this shade adds a touch of fun to any base color. A bold move that’s worth every stare.
3. Intense Copper Color Blocking On Black Hair
Copper on black hair looks extra fiery. This high-impact combo looks incredible on angular cuts and blunt, choppy ends that highlight the sharp contrast.
4. Black And White Color Blocking Hair
Monochrome black and white is movie-villain cool, sleek and graphic with a polished, editorial feel. Surprising bonus: it requires minimal touch-ups for maintenance.
5. Copper Peekaboo Hair Color
Peekaboo red and copper streaks bring warmth and dimension to blonde hair, hiding and peeking through layers as a surprise—especially when your hair is in motion or tied up.
6. Neon Rainbow Color Blocking
Want something extra creative? Block bright tones like neon pink and yellow that look electric next to black hair.
7. Blonde Money Pieces On Brown Hair
Blonde money pieces bring attention right to your face. They brighten up the features, work with any style and need minimal upkeep—basically, they’re effortless but stunning.
8. Pink Color Block Bangs
Pink bangs will add a fun, unexpected twist to your style. Try pastel for something dreamy or neon for extra pop of color.
9. Yellow Color Blocking On Black Hair
Yellow on black hair is bright, bold and so much fun. This striking pop of contrast is edgy and takes daring, especially when paired with long hair.
10. Split Dye Color Blocking Hair
Can’t pick one color? Go split dye! Try bright hot pink on one side and deep violet on the other. This look works with everything from bobs to shag cuts.
11. Blonde Color Blocking On Brown Hair
Blonde blocks on brown hair create a striking contrast that still has a somewhat natural look. Opt for chunky pieces if you want a something bold or delicate placements to create a sun-kissed glow.
12. Cherry And Lavender Color Blocking Hair
Cherry red and lavender—a delicious bold-meets-soft combo. This duo is edgy, playful and works best on wavy or curly hair, creating a dreamy candy-like look.