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You can bring life and attitude to your hair by choosing the right
hair color. This can be challenging, but at the same time, fun and
exciting.
With so many hues and color variations available in the market
right now, it’s easy to get confused. But if you know your hair well
enough, you can trust your instincts because they can help you decide
which color to pick.
First, ruminate on what goals you would like to achieve. Are you
going in for that dramatic look that will catch the attention of your
friends and coworkers? Do you want your hair color to describe your
mood at the moment just like Kate Winslet’s character in the movie
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind? How about highlights? Do you
see yourself sporting bright highlights throughout your hair?
If you work in a corporate setting, it would be best to keep your
hair professional looking. You cannot wear purple or bright orange
that would look uncharacteristically informal in the workplace. But if
you’re taking a short vacation and want something playful and fun,
then go ahead and take the jump.
The rule of the thumb when choosing the right hair color is to
consider contrast between your hair and skin tone. Your hair color
should contrast your skin, not match it. Having a hair color that is
similar to your skin can make you look drab and lifeless. There should
be a sharp contrast between them to accentuate your face.
Try to be more subtle when picking the hair color. Look first into
the shades close to your natural hair and see if there’s one you
like. Picture yourself wearing different makeup with this and that
hair, and see if they mesh well. If you have pale skin, choose shades
that are a few degrees lighter or darker than brown.
Do you have warm or cool skin? Warm skin tones mean reddish or
yellowish colors while cool complexion mean green or blue
undertones. Use this as a basis for choosing your hair color. For
example, if your skin complexion is more cool than warm, choose fiery
red hair to complement it.
Lastly, it’s all about comfort. You should be comfortable enough to
wear a particular hair color. The last thing you want is to look
self-conscious every five minutes. You should wear your hair with
confidence. Make sure you get the right cut that perfectly matches
your hair color.
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