By: Brooke Nichols
Looking to change your hair color because
falls here? This is going to help you decide what you should do and what will
work best for you and your skin/hair color. Here’s what’s trending for the fall
2016.
This fall hair colors are turning darker its all about finding a modern, well-blended tone. While
the top seasonal trends tend to be reliant upon technique like sombréto single
process, baby lights, baylage, and even ombré. The most popular hair colors
that are making trend this fall are Blacks, Dark Browns, Silver, Mahogany red,
auburns etc. Weather or not one of these hair colors works for you will depend
upon a couple of things. Like skin tone weather the color will wash you out or
not, also what color eye color you have.
Miguel Angarita, senior
colorist at Mizu New York Salon says “One way to figure out your tone is, after
washing your face to remove all impurities, to hold a yellow or red piece
of paper, then a white, green, silver or blue piece of paper against your
face, preferably in a well lit room with natural light,”. If your skin looks
more flattering with the yellow or red piece of paper beside it, then you’re
likely in the warm family. If your skin looks best with the other shades,
you’re likely more cool-toned.
When coloring your hair should
you go at home coloring or should you go professionally? The answer is
professionally for many different reasons. Like a professional has the ability
to mix shades to give you more depth in your hair than what a box dye can give
you.
Lady Gaga. “Your color
should always be a half shade lighter at the hairline and get darker toward the
back”. Adds Christopher John of the Garren New York Salon. But how can
you accomplish this yourself? Buy two different shades (your true color
and one level lighter) and mix a tablespoon of each together for the half-inch
area around your face for a brightening effect. Then use your true color on the
remainder of your hair to avoid having it look flat, according to Hapers
Bazasrs
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