Hair color, Deep Winter
Take your colorto the chair.
You asked for cool and it came out brassy. Bring a named shade this time.
Deep and cool. Blue-black, soft black or deep cool brown, with a cool burgundy gloss as an option.
01 Bring this to the chair
Three shades, by name.
#15171EBlue-black
Deep and cool, with a blue reflection.
- Ask for
- A deep black with a blue shine, with no brown showing in the light.
- Skip
- Black that dries flat, and warm brown creeping in near the face.
#33282BDeep cool brown
Dark brown with no orange or gold.
- Ask for
- Dark brown with a cool base. Ask them to check it for orange.
- Skip
- Reddish or golden brown, which pulls warm next to the skin.
#5A1030Cool burgundy gloss
A wine-toned gloss over dark hair, cool and not red-orange.
- Ask for
- A wine gloss over dark hair, cool, with no red-orange in it.
- Skip
- Cherry or copper reds, and a gloss that turns orange as it fades.
02 Why
Why it works.
Hair frames your face. A deep, cool frame keeps your depth, while warm, golden color near the face tends to read less clean on you.
Blue-black and deep cool brown repeat across the three Winters, because dark, cool hair tends to suit each of them. The burgundy gloss is the one that leans deep.
Do
Stay in blue-black, soft black or deep cool brown. Ask a colorist about a deep cool burgundy gloss.
Skip
Golden blonde and warm copper near the face tend to read less clean.
Deep and cool, no orange or gold.
A gloss, not a full color.
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.
