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COLOUR ME DARK…OR LIGHT
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Published: Volume 14, Issue 2, March-April, 2006
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Hair colour comes of age with highlights, lowlights and other pampering rituals for that perfect body and bounce
The first step is choosing the right colour You need to take two things into consideration - the colour of your hair and what shade will best bring out your skin tone. Discuss your options with your hairstylist. If you have pink toned skin, avoid shades of red or golden blonde. Opt instead for ash tones to neutralise your colouring. Sallow complexion? Stick with deep reds and avoid yellow, gold or orange tones. If your skin is olive, stick with dark colours and add richness with lowlights in red or brown or gold shades. Akanksha, creative head at Juice Hair Salon says, "A mix of mahogany and gold works for most skin tones. What's in right now is to go warm yet subtle. People are wearing a lot of bright clothes and subtle shades complement the outfits." You must always go back to the hair colourist if you are unhappy with the final results. |
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