Finding the Perfect Hair Color, 2010 Trends
Hair color trends change as quickly as clothing trends do. While some trends appeal more to some than others do, it is important that you are careful about what trend you decide to follow. You need to be realistic and figure out not only if the color is something you really want, but if you can afford the change, if it suits your styles, and if it suits your personality. If you change your hair radically, you may discover that none of your outfits will work with your hair and you'll end up either having to color your hair again or buy new clothes, neither of which are very appealing options.
You should pay careful attention to your skin tone. If you have a cool skin tone, then choose cool colors and if your skin tone is warm, choose warm colors. You have cool skin if your skin turns in to pink before tanning, your eyes and veins are blue but you have warm skin if you tan easily, have dark eyes and green veins. If you have a cool skin tone then colors such as blue and purple will look good while warm skin tones will look better with reds and orange. If you just want to enhance your colors, or want to go back to your natural color, then consider highlights for blondes and semi permanent gloss for brunettes.
To make a very serious statement with color, you need to be bold. The thicker your colored section – no matter if it's blonde on brunette hair, black on blonde hair, or green on red hair – more stylish is your look. Bleaching is a popular method of being able to dye dark hair lots of different colors. Bleaching makes darker colors light enough to dye. Bleach can also be used to allow those with dark hair to break hair into sections of color. This is popular with the Emo style, for example. You can also use lowlights to add definition to your hair, while highlights are a great way for most to add any color they want.
Photo/PR PHOTOS
0 comments:
Post a Comment