25+ Stunning Examples of Pink Ombré Hair

Ready to be pretty in pink? Below, check out 28 examples of how to wear effortlessly cool pink ombré hair.

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Rose Gold Lob

The defining feature of any ombré is the stark contrast between the color of your roots and the color of your ends. The color of this rose gold ombré lob has a great starting point of differentiation, making it perfect to toss around and flip from one side to the other.

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Cotton Candy Pink

Kaia Gerber’s cotton candy pink ombré was hard to miss. If this is your color inspo, be sure to use the right products to keep your hair from feeling like cotton candy while still channeling that playful pink hue. We love Davines OI All in One Hair Milk which acts as a lightweight leave-in conditioner and heat protectant.

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Flamingo Ends

Pink has a multitude of its own shades ranging from magenta to millennial. If fuchsia is too vibrant for you, opt for a lighter tone of pink like these flamingo painted ends seen here.

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Scarlet Fade

Not every ombré has to begin at a uniform point of the hair. This scarlet pink fade has a choppy application, lying in various blocks—from side bangs to ends—beneath her natural dark brown roots.

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Flared Fringe Highlight

Dark roots are not a requirement of a successfully chic ombré. This mousy blonde base still serves the perfect amount of contrast for her bright pink ends. Incorporating ombré into a flared-out fringe uses the pink as the highlight that frames the face and brightens everything up.

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Short and Sweet

Even the shortest of strands can pull off ombré color. Katy Perry sports an ultra-bright pink against a tight black fade for an ultra-modern version of pink ombré hair. We love to see this color worn on various hairstyles for different effects.

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Baby Pink Blend

This pastel ombré is a blend of baby pink and lavender gray. Mixing your pinks in with similar hues is another one of the many ways to wear pink ombré hair.

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Black Cherry

This black cherry cola ombré is a pink vibe all its own. A deeper plunge of pink and purple blended hues pairs seamlessly against extra-rich, extra-dark roots.

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Tiny Hints

Trying ombré on for size is a totally doable option before taking a full-throttle plunge into the depths of pink, particularly for those of you with pre-bleached strands. When your highlights are starting to fade, use a temporary tinted conditioner to both nourish those fried ends and see if pink is something you’re ready to commit to. It’ll rinse out before you know it.

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Watermelon Sugar High

Seeing this bright watermelon pink tone has us feeling like we’re on a sugar high. The pink ombré trend only leaves us craving more. Maybe Harry Styles was actually singing about hair color this whole time.

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Curly Hues

As if pink ombré hair didn’t look fabulous enough as is, mixing it into a bed of beautiful natural curls has us gushing.

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Pink Face Frame

Pink ombré doesn’t have to stop at the ends. Using your contrasted shade of pink as a balayage highlight to frame the face makes for an ultra-bright color statement, worn like an effortlessly sun-kissed highlight (if the sun had pink lipstick on).

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Ribbons of Pink

The way you style your pink ombré hair offers it so much more character and life. A ponytail, bun, or just a few simple curls now have major impact with their added color contrast.

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Vibrant Magenta

Color forward and curls forward. We love to see a playful pink ombré worn with confidence and ease. A blush pink cheek to match never hurt either.

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Hair Chameleon

Pink ombré hair is one of those color trends we’re sure to see on all the celebrity hair chameleons out there, like superstar Lucy Hale. We’ve seen her with hair black as night and with blonde that’s bright as day, so it wasn’t a total shocker when we noticed she was sporting a little rose gold courtesy of hair queen and confidante Kristin Ess.

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Dipped Dreads

No matter what type hairstyle or texture you wear, pink ombré hair will work for you. And just as it works for hair that isn’t in dreads, your shade of pink will always be more vibrant when applied to previously bleached hair.

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Vivid Fuchsia

Who knew that a color as vibrant as this vivid fuchsia could blend so effortlessly with a natural brunette base? When you’re dealing with long, thick hair, make sure you’re mindful of keeping your strands protected and in good health while they’re colored. Always opt for a reliable heat protectant before applying heat to style.

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Ombréd Pixie

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Short hair, don’t care. This is not a color trend that only applies to longer strands. A choppy, layered pixie cut beautifully showcases the dark roots that this lust-worthy magenta stems from.

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Ginger Pink Snaps

Looking to make your pink ombré a little spicier? This ginger-tinted shade of pink pairs especially well with those darker base colors that naturally pull a bit brassy when the hair is lightened.

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Break at the Fringe

Having a fringe should always work in your favor, even when it comes to hair color. If you don’t want to apply pink color to your fringe, use it instead as a guide to indicate where your ombré is going to start.

Byrdie Tip

To prevent your bright pink color from fading as fast, wash less often and try to use cold water. Avoid shampoos labeled as “clarifying,” as they can fade hair more quickly. Stick to hair products safe for color-treated hair.

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Low and Long

With hair that is especially long, experiment with your ombré placement to keep the hair from experiencing too much damage. Here, we see a pink ombré worn super low, with added brightness all along the edges.

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Low-Hanging Fruit

Having a raspberry pink hue fall low on your ombréd strands does not make your hair a literal interpretation of low-hanging fruit. Caring for your strands while wearing any color is crucial to its health. Be sure to use a shampoo and conditioner made for colored hair to help boost its vitality and prevent further damage.

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Skunk Ombré

Skunk hair is the latest dual-tone color contrast making a rise in salon requests everywhere. Blending skunk hair with pink ombré? Well, that might just be a literal stroke of genius.

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Ballerina Bun Pink

Pink ombré isn’t just some inventive, edgy way to express yourself. As seen on Hailey Bieber, this color trend can be soft, delicate, and red-carpet worthy. Bieber showed off her pink ends with a high-placed ballerina bun.

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Traditional Ombré

This traditional ombré has long, dark roots that fade into its brighter counterpart halfway down the hair shaft. The longer the root color, the more traditional it leans.

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Perfectly Placed Pink

Demi Lovato’s perfectly placed pink ombré gives dimension and movement to their hair. If you have thin hair, adding in highlights can give the illusion of thicker hair.

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Baby Pink Ombré

Kim Kardashian had fun jumping in on the ombré trend as she showed off her baby pink locks. Her hair has dark roots, fading to a platinum blonde and transitioning to a pastel pink.

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Mermaid Pink