Your Hair/Skin Color vs Clothes Color (3)
A golden shade to cover your incoming gray would be just the ticket. You need warmth. All you need is one color, unless you want a second for a low foil for a light neutral brown. The reason I say one color of golden is because of the different response your colors will have when applied. The golden will deposit onto the gray and lift up on your blonde.
There! You’ve got a one-step process that usually takes two or three steps. This means that you will have two to three different colors on your hair by this simple step because of the different colors already in your hair. Please do not worry about any reddish gold on your hair. By the time you are a senior, you will need it!
Are you a graying olive-skinned lady with dark hair? Usually, you can get away with tinting your natural color back for a while. While you are still an attractive brunette, you are the ones who look smashing in pumpkin orange.
You actually bring elegance to the color orange and all those lovely beiges, bronzes, and mahoganies. You can wear reds with an orange base and lots of golden beiges as well. You look quite distinguished. Earth greens and yellow greens of jade, forest, and olives please you as well as reds with an orange base.
When looking at the color chart, be sure to ask your professional for advice. Considering the earth-toned clothes you wear, you would probably be wise to choose something in the fall color palette.
Whatever your preference, it is what makes you unique and different from every other person on earth, as no two heads of hair have the same color or texture. Your taste and personality say a lot about how you dress and style your hair. This is you, and that is so good!
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See also:
Cool and warm hair tones
How to match hair color and make-up
How to look younger with the right hair color for your skin tone
Hair colors and our color palette