Choosing a new hair colour can be a daunting task, especially with so many options out there! A radical image change should be a carefully considered decision, with it often being advisable to go for a temporary change until you are 100% you have selected the right colour for you!
Skin complexion is the first and most important thing to consider when changing your hair colour. Your choice of colour should and not match your skin tone. Some tips below explain more about skin complexion and the colours to go for and the ones to avoid!
What is your skin complexion?
Skin complexions are generally described in two ways, warm or cool. Contrary to what you may expect, someone with a warm complexion usually has blue or green eyes (sometimes hazel) and blonde, red or light brown hair. Someone with a cool complexion on the other hand, would have deep brown eyes, dark drown skin and black or dark brown hair.
Now you know more about skin complexion, here's some advice on hair colouring to suit those skin tones!
I have a warm complexion
If you have a warm skin complexion then the colours that will complement this are red highlights. Other suitable highlight options are chocolate, rich brown or auburn. You should avoid bright white or jet black as these will drain the colour from your face.
I have a cool complexion
If you have a cool skin complexion then shiny black is a great option for you. Ash brown and mink will also complement you well. You should avoid red, yellow, bronze and gold tones.
If you are really struggling to decide which colour is best for you then it is advisable to consult a salon professional. They can look at all of the key factors and then recommend a colour or range of colours that will best suit you. Why not visit Gorgeouslocks.co.uk to find out more from our experts. You can also take a look at their fantastic Professional Hair Products, Professional Beauty Products and Hair Care Supplies.
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