Cool Complexion:
– Strawberry, amber, or rust shades enhance natural beauty
– Consider adding face-framing balayage highlights for a contemporary touch
Warm Skin Tones:
– Avoid gold and yellow hues
– Opt for warm blonde shades like golden copper and honey or rich caramel brown
Cool Brown:
– Ashy tones flatter any complexion
– Suitable for skin with pink or green undertones and blue/gray eyes
Warm Copper:
– Vibrant red shade with warm copper undertones complements blue eyes and light complexions
– Darker hues of copper work best for olive or tan complexions
Honey Blonde:
– Golden honey blonde shade flatters warm skin tones and brings out golden and copper undertones
– Use pre-lightener before applying the shade and sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner for maintenance
Dark Brown:
– Rich chocolate shade is a versatile option
– Different tones can work depending on personal preferences and complexion type
Mushroom Brown:
– Natural shade with earthy undertones
– Suitable for women with fine or thin locks
– Consider adding ash-blonde highlights or lowlights for contrast and dimension