Copper
Vibrant salon copper from roots to ends — bold enough to turn heads, warm enough to look natural on the right skin tone.
Sample preview — your own result is generated on your photo.
Who it suits
Copper is a warm-tone color — it suits women with warm or neutral undertones most naturally. Fair to medium skin with peachy, golden or olive undertones carries it beautifully, and it can make hazel or green eyes pop. For cool-toned complexions, a red-copper (leaning more true red than orange) is a more flattering variation that avoids the clash between cool skin and warm hair. On longer hair, copper picks up dimensional movement with lighter copper tips and deeper amber roots, which adds depth even as a single-process color.
What to expect in real life
Copper is one of the highest-maintenance fashion colors — red and orange pigments fade the fastest of all hair dye families. With a permanent formula, expect full saturation for 3–4 weeks and noticeable fading by week 6–8; semi-permanent copper is more vibrant but fades even faster. Starting from dark hair requires pre-lightening, which is a real commitment in time and cost. The upside: copper fades gracefully into a warm auburn-strawberry rather than going brassy grey. A weekly color-depositing treatment and cool washes help significantly.
How this is different from a filter
A color filter applies a flat orange tint uniformly — it changes your skin tone, eye color and background along with your hair, making it impossible to judge whether the color actually suits you. Stylery renders copper into your specific hair texture and shape while leaving your face, skin and lighting exactly as they are. That's particularly important here: copper requires bleach to achieve and bleach to reverse, so this is not a casual experiment. Seeing the warm reddish-orange against your real skin tone — before you've committed to the lift — is what the preview is actually for.
