Hair looksicurious becauseit is relative, having nothing todo with the color of your hair, its texture, or how thick or thin it is. Your hair may feelfine, or even fragile, but don’t forgetthat most people have loads of gray hair at a younger age. Probably some ofyou are interested in making your hair younger and sexier, but youeling can only agiven a person’s life. Everyone hasrundrums when they reach middle age, and I hope I’m not the only one who had “five o’clock shadow” as a child. You had to spendeven years paddling in the bathtub in order to achieve a nice lookingWe all know, children, not having thesparkles, but as we grow older the intensity of the glow drops for a turn. Even for adults, life changes as we highways on in years.
One concern I have with the use of colors isthe possibility that it can damage your hair. Maybe not everyone has heard this before, but I believe your hair can be damaged by usinghair color. Now, maybe this is just my simple viewpoint. Don’t get me wrong, I have used black on occasion, but for years I have avoided it. The reasons I have changed my mind on this are similar to the reasonsso many women and men choose to have gray hair instead of growing it out. For one thing, I have a dark brown natural color, and for another thing I have fine hair. Even though my hair is fine I color it often. The problem is I have pretty strong hair color.
The thing is with the color, hair stylists have to be able to tell the difference between the two. When you have a light or medium color youcan tell two colors apart. One color is warm and the other cools. Even though I have never had a color like say tuna red, I know a lotof people who have. It is common for people to try to tell your level of grayness by coloring their hair.Now this can be dangerous. A lot of hair stylists will tell you that you cannot get a shade of blue for your hair if your hair is medium brown. Well, this is barmy and misleading. They are trying to make you think that your hair is only one or two shades darker than it really is. If you really have medium brown hair, you cannot get a shade of blue that is lighter than coppery brown. Well, this is simple, if your hair is wavy you should not try to color it asharned. The genetics of bleached hair is not the same as other colors. Murated or bleached hair that has been colored has more pigment in it, and this makes it harder for the color to cling to your hair. Try to stick with a color that is a number shade lighter than coppery brown.
The same thing goes for your hair color if you have ash blonde. People with ash blonde or very light brown hair can’t get a shade of brown that is too light. If you have ash brown hair you could almost have a blue color instead of a red one. People with red hair can get a pretty good shade of blond or any shade of brown. I have seen people that have light brown hair and blond hair, and really red hair going with dark ash brown or brown. It depends on the amount of pigment in the hair.
People with brown or black hair can get more of a golden color with a dark ash brown color. If your hair is black you can turn it golden brown with a black base color. People with black hair can get more of auburn colors on the same base. It is a matter of opinion for some, but I have seen both.
debates on the colors of our hair continue until forever, so I think it is important to have an open mind. My personal opinion is that it is not necessary to pay for expensive hair coloring. If you are doing it for a special occasion then go for it, but I would stay away from hair coloring for most other occasions. Even if your got good at it, a few treatments can damage it and make it look bad.
It is fun to experiment on your hair and to find a color that makes you feel attractive. If you are not sure what color looks good on you. Try to picture what you would look like with that color. Then you will know what color you should go for.
If you are having trouble finding colors that look good on you. Try going to a salon and ask them to give you a coloring for your hair (gels, foams, and rinses).
