Purple is ruthless and now you have the best looks of 2016 to show your clients when they pick the next shade for some inspiration! Take a look at the gallery below for the top ten!
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Purple Rain – Estetica USA’s Top Ten Violet & Purple Hairstyles of 2016!
Tuesday, 03 January 2017 22:51
Purple is not a color frequently found in nature and that is what makes it so vibrant and tempting. This year we saw variety to the ever-changing shades of purple that can be altered by adding magenta, or beautifully embracing the fade with some washes.
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Hair: Robert Kirby / Photo: Benjamin Johnson
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Hair: Kaaral Artistic Team / Photo: Marta Macha
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Hair: Jenni Tarrant, Amber Rigg, Shaun Pollard @ Bond Hair Religion / Photo: David Mannah
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Hair: Michael Piastrino @ Ibiza Hair / Photo: Andrew O’Toole
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Hair: Christiano Lanza @ Five Point Alliance / Photo: Vita Grodzitska
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Hair: Robin Navarro-Harraga @ VOG Coiffure / Photo: Lucie Bremeault
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Hair: Robin Navarro-Harraga @ VOG Coiffure / Photo: Lucie Bremeault
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Hair: Two Hair / Photo: David Arnal
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Hair: William De Ridder / Photo: Bert Goeman
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Hair: Jennifer Roskey / Photo: Babak
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