Nevertheless, cowboy copper won't go anywhere. “Everyone loves beautiful copper, and we will continue that passion,” says Diana Mildis, a colorist at the Chicago store. Maxine's salon.
What color should I dye my hair?
“Choosing the best shade for your skin tone depends on several factors,” says Abby Haliti, owner of New York Abby Haliti Color Studioadding that a lot of this comes down to find your skin undertone and knowing whether it is warm or cool. “Generally, people with warm skin tones look best with warm brunette shades like caramel or chestnut,” says Haliti, noting that warm shades are typically yellow, peach, or gold. “Themes with cool undertones like pink or blue tend to pair well with cooler brunette tones like ash brown or espresso.”
Nicole Lucerocolorist in New York Mahogany Grace Salonagrees, pointing to base shades of caramel and honey brown as ideal for warm undertones. “If you have cool undertones, a base shade of ash brown or dark brown is a better choice,” she says. “If you have a neutral undertone, you can go with a rich chestnut or dark cherry.”
When you're thinking about coloring your hair, Alyssa DeLaTorre, colorist at Maxine Salon in Chicago says to ask questions like: “What will maintenance look like?” Think about how the color will grow and how often you may need to visit to keep the look fresh. It is also important to know how it will fade and what home care should look like. “Always bring photos because everyone sees color differently and sometimes words aren’t enough to describe it,” adds DeLaTorre.
Haliti also notes that it's important to consider your eye color and natural hair color when choosing a shade. “For individual advice, it is best to contact professional hairdresser who can assess your skin tone and help you choose the most suitable brunette shade,” she says.
