Real Hair Clip-In Extensions Golden Copper Blonde – Shade 12
Golden blonde with a fine copper glint – blonde that refuses to be neutral. In the shade it reads golden, in the sun coppery.
Who is Golden Copper Blonde for?
For warm blonde hair, and for anyone coming from a copper shade who wants to add length.
Undertone: warm · Colour family: Blonde
How to pair this shade
12/DB2 adds lighter golden highlights; with 130 at the ends it becomes noticeably more coppery.
Which Golden Copper Blonde set is right for you?
All three sizes are available in this shade. Which one you choose comes down to just two things: how thick your own hair is and how much length you want to add.
- 3-piece set (60–66 g) — Extra density and a little length – the perfect starting point.
- 5-piece set (100 g) — The standard: length plus noticeable fullness all round.
- 7-piece set (144 g) — A complete transformation, even if your own hair is thick.
Why human hair in Golden Copper Blonde ages differently
These sets are made from 100 % Remy human hair: every strand runs in the direction of growth, and the cuticle is left intact. That has three practical benefits. You can deepen or refresh the colour when it fades after a few months. You can use a hairdryer, straightener and curling wand just as you would on your own hair. And with correct use and careful maintenance, the manufacturer states an average lifespan of approx. 3–4 months – often longer, depending on how often you wear, style and care for your set.
For an honest comparison of when synthetic hair is all you need and when human hair is worth it, see Synthetic or human hair.
Not sure about the shade?
Send us a photo of your mid-lengths taken in daylight – not of your roots, as hair is almost always darker there. We’ll tell you, free of charge, which of our 39 shades is the best match. Try our free colour match. Want to work out your undertone yourself in 30 seconds? Our colour guide shows you how.
Frequently asked questions about Golden Copper Blonde
Is 12 too warm for every day?
The copper is a glint, not a block of colour. Most people see 12 as a lively blonde, not a red.
Which shade if 12 is too warm for me?
DB5 (sandy neutral) or 24 (clear ash) are the calmer alternatives at a similar lightness.