12 Beautiful Envy Wig Colours to Explore
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Finding a wig style you love is one thing, but choosing the right colour can sometimes feel like a whole other decision. Whether you would like to stay close to your natural shade or fancy trying something slightly different, the Envy Wigs collection has a lovely choice of natural-looking blends, highlights and rooted colours to explore.
You may recognise some of these shades from the Natural Collection. The collection has since been rebranded as Envy Wigs, but many of the beautiful colours that made the range so popular remain available across Envy styles today.
Choosing an Envy wig colour
Choosing a wig colour can sometimes feel harder than choosing the style itself, especially when you’re looking at lots of similar shades on a screen. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at 12 Envy wig colours, including soft blondes, warmer brunettes, auburn tones, greys and rooted shades:
- Platinum Shadow
- Macchiato
- Sahara Blonde
- Cinnamon Toffee
- Espresso
- Honey Breeze
- Champagne Shadow
- Butterscotch Shadow
- Golden Sandstone
- Saffron Spice
- Silky Beige
- Sterling Shadow
For each shade, we’ll explain the overall tone, whether it leans warm or cool, and the kind of finish you can expect. We’ll also share a few simple things to think about when choosing a wig colour, including rooted shades, blended colours and whether you want to stay close to your usual hair colour or try something completely different.
| Envy colour | What is the shade like? |
|---|---|
| Platinum Shadow | A very light blonde with a deeper root. The contrast adds softness and depth, making it a lovely choice if you like bright blonde shades but want a more natural-looking finish. |
| Macchiato | A warm blend of chestnut and brown tones with lighter blonde running through it. A good option if you like natural-looking dimension without a heavily highlighted effect. |
| Sahara Blonde | A soft blonde blend with warmer golden tones and a subtle darker root. It has plenty of variation, so it feels softer than a single bright blonde shade. |
| Cinnamon Toffee | A gentle light brown with warmer tones and a deeper root. It sits beautifully between brunette and auburn and has a soft, wearable finish. |
| Espresso | A rich mix of deep brown and off-black tones with darker roots. It gives plenty of depth without looking as strong as a solid black shade. |
| Honey Breeze | A softer, slightly cooler honey blonde blended with medium brown and darker roots. A useful choice if you want blonde without moving towards very pale or platinum tones. |
| Champagne Shadow | A dimensional blonde with light golden and platinum-inspired tones, finished with a warmer, deeper root. The contrast helps create a natural-looking rooted effect. |
| Butterscotch Shadow | A warm blonde combining golden and lighter blonde tones with a deeper root. Bright and sun-kissed, but still varied enough to avoid looking flat. |
| Golden Sandstone | A soft creamy beige blonde with cooler ash tones and a subtle darker root. More muted than a traditional golden blonde, with a smooth, understated finish. |
| Saffron Spice | A warm blend of light copper and auburn tones with a deeper root. The different shades give it more movement and depth than a single solid red. |
| Silky Beige | A soft neutral blonde blending platinum and more natural blonde tones, with a slightly darker root. A good option if you like pale blondes but want to avoid anything too cool or stark. |
| Sterling Shadow | A modern grey blend combining soft grey and salt-and-pepper tones with a deeper root. The variation helps the colour look softer and more natural than one block shade of grey. |
Platinum Shadow
If you love a very light blonde but prefer a little depth at the root, Platinum Shadow is a lovely colour to consider.
The pale blonde tones are balanced by a darker root, which can help soften the overall colour and give the shade a more natural-looking finish. It’s a good option if you enjoy a bright, contemporary blonde but don’t necessarily want one solid colour from root to tip.
Macchiato
Think warm chestnut and brown tones gently blended with lighter blonde shades. The result is subtle rather than heavily highlighted, making it a lovely choice if you prefer natural-looking dimension. It can also be a useful shade to explore if you find very dark brunettes a little too strong but don’t want to move completely into blonde.
Envy wigs in Macchiato
Sahara Blonde
A soft blonde blend with plenty of warmth and depth. Darker blonde tones are mixed with lighter golden shades and finished with a subtle darker root. That combination can make the colour feel softer around the face than a single, bright blonde and create plenty of natural-looking variation through the style.
Envy wigs in Sahara Blonde
Cinnamon Toffee
For something warm without being particularly dark, take a look at Cinnamon Toffee. This shade combines gentle light brown tones with a deeper root to create a warm and very wearable colour.It is one of those shades that can sit comfortably between brunette and auburn, depending on the wig and lighting.
Envy wigs in Cinnamon Toffee
Espresso
If you prefer darker hair, Espresso gives you richness without the severity that can sometimes come with a very solid black shade. It combines deep brown and off-black tones with darker roots, giving the overall colour more depth. For naturally dark-haired wig wearers looking for something familiar and understated, Espresso could be worth adding to your shortlist.
Envy wigs in Espresso
Honey Breeze
Honey Breeze is a softer, cooler take on a honey blonde. Ashy blonde tones are blended with medium brown and finished with darker roots, helping to create a natural transition through the colour. It is particularly lovely if you want blonde without moving towards very pale or platinum shades.
Envy wigs in Honey Breeze
Champagne Shadow
If you like dimensional blonde shades, Champagne Shadow is one to explore. Light golden blonde and platinum-inspired highlights are combined with warmer, deeper roots. The contrast between the lighter lengths and darker root creates plenty of dimension and can help give the appearance of natural regrowth.
Envy wigs in Champagne Shadow
Butterscotch Shadow
Butterscotch Shadow is a warmer blonde made up of golden and light blonde tones, again complemented by a deeper root. It’s brighter than some of the more muted blonde shades but still has enough variation to prevent the colour from looking flat. A lovely choice if you enjoy warmer, sun-kissed blondes.
Envy wigs in Butterscotch Shadow
Golden Sandstone
There is something beautifully soft about Golden Sandstone. A creamy beige base is blended with cooler ash-blonde tones and a subtle darker root. This combination gives the colour a slightly more muted appearance than a bright golden blonde and can look particularly lovely on smooth, sleek styles.
Envy wigs in Golden Sandstone
Saffron Spice
If you’re drawn to warmer reds and auburns, Saffron Spice is certainly worth seeing in person. It combines light copper tones with warmer auburn shades and a deeper root. Rather than appearing as one solid red, the different tones create warmth and movement throughout the colour.
Envy wigs in Saffron Spice
Silky Beige
Silky Beige is a soft, neutral blonde with a mixture of platinum and more natural blonde tones. A slightly darker root adds depth and helps create a gentle, sun-kissed effect. This could be a lovely option if you like pale blondes but don’t want anything that feels too cool or stark.
Envy wigs in Silky Beige
Sterling Shadow
Grey wig colours have changed enormously over the years, and Sterling Shadow is a good example of how modern they can look. This shade combines soft grey and salt-and-pepper tones with a slightly deeper root. The variation running through the colour helps to create a natural finish rather than one block shade of grey.
Envy wigs in Sterling ShadowWhich Envy wig colour should I choose?
There isn’t really a single “right” wig colour. Some people feel most comfortable staying close to the shade they’ve always worn, while others see choosing a wig as an opportunity to try something completely different. If you’re narrowing down your choices, it can help to think about:
Your usual hair colour
If this is your first wig, staying reasonably close to the colour you are familiar with can make the change feel a little easier.
Warm or cool tones
Some people naturally gravitate towards golden, caramel and copper shades, while others feel more comfortable in ash, beige and cooler colours.
Rooted colours
A darker root can add depth to lighter shades and can often help a colour look less uniform.
Highlights and blended shades
Colours containing several tones often change slightly depending on the light, which can help give the hair more natural-looking movement and dimension.
Most importantly, choose the colour that feels like you. There are no rules saying you have to match the hair colour you’ve always had.
Frequently asked questions about Envy wig colours
Choosing a wig colour can bring up a few extra questions, especially when you're comparing rooted shades, warmer tones and different blends. Here are a few of the things we're most often asked about Envy wig colours.
- What colours are available in Envy wigs?
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Envy wigs are available in a wide range of blonde, brunette, red, grey and rooted shades. Popular colours include Platinum Shadow, Macchiato, Sahara Blonde, Champagne Shadow, Saffron Spice and Sterling Shadow, although the exact colour options can vary from one style to another.
- How do I choose the right Envy wig colour?
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A good starting point is to decide whether you want to stay close to your usual hair colour or try something different. You can then narrow things down by looking at warm or cool tones, rooted shades and the amount of colour variation you prefer. If you’re unsure, our Simply Wigs team can help you compare shades before you order.
- Are Envy wig colours rooted?
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Many Envy colours are available with a darker root, particularly some of the blonde and grey shades. Rooted colours can add depth and help create a softer, more natural-looking transition through the hair.
- Do Envy wig colours look the same on every style?
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Not always. The same colour can look slightly different depending on the wig style, fibre, density and lighting. Computer and phone screens can also display colours differently, so it’s worth checking the colour swatches and product images for the specific style you’re considering.
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