Platinum and silver work well since they possess a metallic glimmer that is cool with undertones. The silvery platinum is cool toned all the way through with the darker peekaboo root to provide the tiniest of contrast.
11. Lifted Platinum With Warm Shadow Root
A warm, warm shadow with platinum is a colour clash that’s waiting to happen but if you apply these warm tones through your hair, it can work. The golden, dirty blonde hair effortlessly transitions to sparkling platinum with the slightest hint of golden honey in the shadowed areas throughout the hairstyle. It’s a fantastic way to create platinum to create warmer undertones.
12. Cool-to-Warm Platinum Transition
It’s not often that you can achieve a color change that has warm and cool tones However, this is the case! The cool-toned ashy root transitions to a bright white platinum, before exploding into an explosion of gold-toned warmth towards the end. There’s a mix of neutral, cool, and warm tones with this look, which means it is suitable for any skin tones.
13. Ethereal Gray Platinum
There’s a distinct line that separates shades of gray/silver and platinum. This hue is light enough to be in the platinum part on the spectrum. Do you notice how the gray hues at the root lift to a more vibrant white near the midshaft? It creates a shadow effect on the roots which creates this vibrant, ethereal appear more natural.
14. Neutral Champagne Platinum Blonde
Champagne blonde tones create this hue of platinum neutral, but not warm or cool. This balanced shade works well with cool, warm and neutral undertones when paired with the correct roots tones. If you’re warmer-toned, sprinkle some warmer blonde (honey or even golden) on the root for some shadow. If you’re cool toned, go for an dirt blonde or ash root to help blend the color.
15. Silvered Violet Platinum
