30 Gorgeous Rose Gold Hair Ideas That Are Seriously Trendy

This ultra-cool take on rose gold starts out as a dusky blush color at the roots, then fades into a cool-toned platinum with just a hint of pink.

Can't commit to a full rose gold mane, but still want to make a bold statement? This half rose gold, half warm platinum look is perfect. We love the blended bangs.

Just enough of a pink hue to make you do a double take. This playful look keeps most of the hair blonde, but incorporates rose gold right at the crown, making it super subtle.

Yes, rose gold can look natural. Take a cue from Lauren Conrad, queen of warm blonde tones. Here, blonde highlights are blended with rosy red ones, which melt together to create the most effortless, barely-there pink.

A blend of peach, soft pink, and golden hues create the perfect sunset-inspired hair color. Tousled rockstar waves make this look feel lived-in and soft.

This style leans purple, with a few platinum-y streaks. It looks right at home on a short style like soccer star Megan Rapinoe's.

Dark roots make this rose gold style look effortless and casual. These gorgeous curls prove that rose gold doesn't have to be high-maintenance.

At first glance, this style might look like warm blonde highlights, but it's actually a seamless blend of light pink and gold streaks. This is an easy, fun way to try out the color.

Who said you can't pull off rose gold on dark hair? This blended style proves that rose gold works on all colors. We love how these streaks go from magenta a pale, lilac-leaning blush.

Face-framing gilded blush pieces are the star of the show here. Complete this look with loose, beachy waves.

We love that this style starts dark at the top, fades into a golden pink, and finishes with platinum ends. The colors melt perfectly together. Bonus: since the roots start dark, you don't have to keep refreshing your hair — this style will grow out beautifully.

There are so many different shades of rose gold to play with, and this style proves it. Some strands lean peachy, while others have an almost-lavender tint. This style looks amazing on natural curls, which give it tons of dimension.

Next time you go in for a balayage refresh, consider giving this rose gold balayage a try! The colors melt seamlessly together.

A head-turning twist on rose gold, this shade incorporates ribbons of coppery red, making it the perfect way to mix up an otherwise golden blonde.

These blush colored locks are sure to be the center of attention. Add in waves with a curling wand to make it even more multi-dimensional.

Looking for rose gold hair with low commitment? This fun twist on a classic ombré is one of the easiest ways to add the trendy shade into your strands.

A temporary or semi-permanent color provides the perfect test run. Get this girl's gorgeous color at home by spraying on Kristin Ess Rose Gold Temporary Tint, created by the celebrity hair pro. It can be used on wet or damp hair for varying degrees of intensity.

This customized coppery rose gold shade by Nikki Lee, co-owner of Nine Zero One Salon, was applied on none other than actress Emma Roberts, a hair chameleon whose strands are inspiring countless fans.

If you want to go the lighter route, opt for a peachy-pink shade that resembles a milky strawberry blonde. Follow our guide to caring for pastel hair in the moment, because you don't want this gorgeous style to fade too fast!

Okay, so this one isn't quite a "gold" shade, but it certainly is rosy. If you're a brunette and don't feel like bleaching your entire head, opt for a few babylights of raspberry throughout your hair, particularly at the bottom, to snag this chic style.