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Assuming you are currently blonde either naturally or lightened and wanting to go blorange this is for you. If you are not yet blonde consider reading How To: Get Crazy Colored Locks first but this guide is for those at Level 7 and up blonde shades and thinking of going blorange or peach coloured hair.
Blorange vs. Rose Gold[]
Blorange is very similar to rose gold, and it ranges to a peach pink to peach orange. The most notable difference—at least at this time—is there are more permanent rose gold boxed/at home options, whereas, blorange seems to be mostly in the semi-permanent/temporary range or the willingness to go to a salon.
Another notable difference is blorange—as long as it isn't too pink—compliments warm and olive undertones, and rose gold—if it is on the pinker side—compliments cool undertones, possibly warm undertones but usually does not compliment olive undertones.
Blorange vs. Copper Blonde[]
If blorange is blonde-orange, then isn't it copper blonde? For those who pay attention to the colour wheel with hair tones copper tones are on the orange part of the colour wheel but copper blondes don't seem to to be the peach/orange range of blorange. This could be because copper blonde shades might be used with neutral tones to look more like a natural red head, whereas, blorange shades may not be neutralized nor mixed with neutral tones and may be mixed with pink or violet (purple) tones to lean towards a blorange-rose gold range.
Final Results[]
Depending on your skin tone and where on the blorange spectrum shade you want to be, will most likely deicide the final result. Blorange-rose gold on the pinker side, can compliment cool undertones, blorange with or without slight warm pink can compliment warm undertones and blorange without (or with barely any) pink can compliment olive undertones. This is granting you have a skin tone that can pull off lighter hair shades.