When clients ask for a copper tone that looks expensive not brassy or flat Butterfly Wefts #33 in rich copper auburn is often the answer. This shade balances red, gold, and soft auburn undertones to create a multidimensional finish that reads natural in daylight and polished under studio lighting.

Whether you’re a stylist designing a custom color story or a buyer investing in premium extensions, this hue delivers visual depth with wearable warmth.

What Sets Shade #33 Apart

Rich copper auburn isn’t just red with brightness. Done well, it has nuance subtle lowlights, soft reflect, and a tone that complements skin rather than overpowering it.

Color Profile at a Glance

• Base tone: Warm copper with auburn depth
• Undertone: Golden-red (not orange, not cherry)
• Finish: Luminous, dimensional, natural-looking
• Best for: Clients who want warmth without artificial shine

This balance makes #33 especially popular in fall and winter installs, though it transitions beautifully year-round.

Why Butterfly Wefts Make the Difference

Color alone doesn’t carry a look construction matters. Butterfly wefts are designed to solve common extension frustrations: bulk, discomfort, and visible tracks.

Key Features

• Ultra-thin profile for flexible, flat installs
• Distributed density that avoids heavy edges
• Scalp-friendly comfort for long wear
• Clean stitching that supports custom cutting

From an installer’s perspective, these wefts move naturally and lay predictably, which is critical when working with warm tones that highlight dimension.

Who This Shade Is Best For

Rich copper auburn shines on the right base. Shade #33 is most successful when chosen with intent not guesswork.

Ideal Hair Matches

• Natural auburns wanting length or fullness
• Warm brunettes transitioning lighter without going blonde
• Redheads correcting uneven growth or color fade
• Clients seeking salon-quality copper without a full dye commitment

Styling & Maintenance Insights

Copper tones are stunning but they demand care. The advantage of premium wefts is longevity, as long as maintenance matches quality.

Pro Styling Tips

• Heat style on medium settings to preserve warmth
• Use round brushing to enhance reflect and depth
• Avoid violet-based products that mute copper tones

Color Care Best Practices

• Sulfate free, color safe shampoo only
• Limit clarifying products

FAQs

Q: Is rich copper auburn hard to maintain?

A: Not when the tone is balanced. With proper products and moderate heat styling, it holds warmth without rapid fading.

Q: Can this shade be blended with lighter copper or blonde?

A: Yes, many stylists layer it with lighter copper or strawberry blonde for movement and dimension.

Q: Will Butterfly Wefts #33 look too red indoors?

A: No. The auburn depth keeps it grounded, preventing overly bright or artificial reflection.

Q: Is this appropriate for fine hair clients?

A: Absolutely. The thin weft structure and even density make it suitable for delicate hair types.