41. Garnet and Maroon Graduated Bob
If you want to add volume to a graduated bounce, a monochrome balayage is completely the way to go. The solid maroon roots are elegant, but the brilliant garnet variety of streaks adds dimension and energy.
42. Maroon and Cranberry Glimmer
Still debating which color makes the best base? Obviously, a maroon hair variety works perfectly along the roots, as it complements a wide range of brilliant balayage, including this sparkly cranberry.
43. Red Wine Cool Down
This cooled down burgundy hairstyle is refreshingly smooth, with tight waves separating an extremely perfect color work and adding some fun. The actual shade is extremely cool, falling somewhere between wine and burgundy.
44. Maroon and Wine Colormelt
This warm and flavorful color melt is putting us in the mood for winter, with profound maroon roots shining as brightly as you can imagine and striking red wine closes. What’s the mystery behind all this gleam? Obviously, Olaplex.
45. Burgundy Oil Slick
I adore the oil spill effect that dyed hair has when styled straight. The combination of a cool burgundy hair tone with traces of earthy colors and reds creates a remarkable interpretation of the effect and demonstrates that colored hair does not always need to be twisted.
46. Burgundy and Cranberry Medusa Curls
Something about these winding and curling twists makes me think of Medusa snakes in my hair, especially with the practically strong metallic shine that the various shades of burgundy hair tone have.
47. Burgundy Plum Curls
These are the kinds of twists that require a significant touch! The burgundy and plum hair colors have that sheen that is worth focusing on, especially since the most brilliant shades were gathered at the center of the hair for that voluminous effect.
48. Burgundy Fireball Lob
The fluffy waves in this long bounce were dyed the more emotional radiant burgundy hair shade, giving a nice impact to a deep brunette base. It’s an excellent way to transition from dark brown to powerful burgundy without completely changing your look.
49. Cabernet Sombre
Long bob hairstyles are excellent competitors for this hair shading, as that tone can be taken in with a single glance. The top half of the hair is a cool blue-dark that gets ready with the base half’s red wine hair color.
50. Wind Down with Burgundy Hair
No variety ever looks bad when the free hair is outrageously long and lavishly rich, but it certainly doesn’t hurt when the color work combines rich chocolate tones with glossy burgundy hair tones.
51. Red Velvet Long Bob
This red velvet hair appears to be so extravagant that we might want to cut it – however, it also appears to be so delicate that we might want to rest in it. In any case, this refined interpretation of the wine hair tone is unmistakable.
52. Maroon and Merlot Colormelt
This delightful color melt gives us a fantastic interpretation of the burgundy hair tone, with an almost deep dark at the roots that flawlessly transitions into a maroon, which transitions into a striking red wine hair tone at the ends.
53. Layered Burgundy Long Bob
Medium-length layered hair is a particularly practical hairstyle, so burgundy hair color is a fantastic little development that adds a remarkable yet still refined touch to the look. This hair is brightly colored, but the various tones ensure that it looks sexy and solid.
54. Subtle Chocolate Maroon Balayage
This brunette has a twist. This razor trim graduated style features a truly beautiful interpretation of burgundy hair that appears to be a basic chocolate earthy-colored tone from the start. The added glow of the maroon makes this a great harvesttime look.
55. Cool Wine Colormelt
This hairdo is about the delicateness and extravagance of maroon, wine, and burgundy hair variety shades, sitting somewhere between a color melt and a balayage. It easily combines all of them in a distinctive highlighting and highlighting strategy.
56. Hot Wine Melt
These lavish waves appear to be extremely hot – think softened magma, but sexier and cooler! A vein of chocolate earthy color runs through this color melt for added dimension, while a touch of cool burgundy hair color at the tips adds a witchy twist.
57. Brick Red Wine Balayage
This is most likely the hottest interpretation of the burgundy hair variety you’ll see here, with just a touch of orange in it to make it even more suitable for pre-winter. These balayage highlights could almost fool people into thinking you’re a redhead, despite the fact that the majority of your hair is still a typical brunette.
58. Sleek Burgundy Lob
Only when the hair is slicked into a straight style can you see how much effort goes into highlighting the hair, especially with burgundy hair color. These stunning burgundy accents take a typical brunette to new heights.
59. Ruby Wine Balayage
This more brilliant red wine hair color interpretation is practically summery! This ruby red shade is warm enough to go with regular honey earthy-colored roots.
60. Dark Witch Waves
Are you ready to cast an enchanted spell? With burgundy hair like this, you might be tempted to turn some princesses into frogs. Surprisingly, this combination of lighter and darker purple-red tints.
61. Maroon Princess Curls
Princess twists are too much, especially in such a rich and tasty burgundy hair shade. The hair appears delicate enough to cuddle into, and the brown-red tone is warm and soothing.
62. Red Wine Streaks
Red wine streaks through dark brown hair are a popular choice because they quickly warm up a look and add dimension. Regardless, each of these looks is slightly altered because the size of the streaks has a surprising effect on the surface of the hair.
63. Strawberry Wine Curls
This hairdo, like a delicious glass of strawberry wine, has us feeling a little plastered! It’s a truly brilliant take on a red wine balayage, with wavy burgundy hair blending flawlessly into a chocolate earthy base.
