Hair color, Bright Spring
Take your colorto the chair.
You asked for warm and it came out flat or ashy. Bring a named shade this time.
Warm and defined. Clean golden brown or copper, no ash.
01 Bring this to the chair
Three shades, by name.
#4A2F1FWarm dark brown
Rich and warm, with no gray cast.
- Ask for
- A rich, warm dark brown with a little chestnut in it.
- Skip
- Ash or gray in the dye, which dulls this color.
#84602FGolden brown
Warm and clear, with gold in it.
- Ask for
- Golden brown with clear gold, one even tone.
- Skip
- A muddy beige brown or an ash toner.
#B3552BBright copper
A clear red-gold, for a bolder change.
- Ask for
- A clear copper with red and gold in it, bold on purpose.
- Skip
- A brownish copper that looks rusty and flat after a few washes.
02 Why
Why it works.
Hair frames your face. Warm, clear color keeps your clear coloring sharp, while ashy or muddy tones tend to mute it.
Do
Stay warm and defined. Ask for golden brown or clean copper, with highlights placed on purpose.
Skip
Ashy and muddy tones tend to read softer than this season.
Warm, clean and defined, no ash.
Highlights placed on purpose, not blended.
Walk in with a shade that has a name.
The guide has three hair pages: what to say in the chair, how to keep it from going brassy, and a note for your skin depth.
