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Hair color, Light Spring

Take your colorto the chair.

You asked for warm and it came out flat or ashy. Bring a named shade this time.

Light and warm. Golden blonde or light golden brown, with soft highlights.

One lock of golden blonde hair, tied at the top with plain cream thread, lying on warm white paper.
Golden blonde, #D6B46E

01 Bring this to the chair

Three shades, by name.

  1. #D6B46E

    Golden blonde

    Warm and soft, kept clear.

    Ask for
    Light golden blonde, soft and clear, with warmth in the lengths.
    Skip
    Ash blonde and heavy foils that look stark.
  2. #9A7448

    Light golden brown

    A light brown with gold in it.

    Ask for
    A light brown with gold in it, a step deeper than the blonde.
    Skip
    Dark brown or black, which can sit heavy.
  3. #C47A4B

    Light copper

    A soft red-gold, for more change.

    Ask for
    A soft, light copper, red-gold, for a gentle change.
    Skip
    Deep auburn, and a copper that goes too red.

02 Why

Why it works.

Hair frames your face. Light, warm color keeps your coloring light and clear, while very dark or ashy color tends to add weight.

  • Do

    Stay light and warm. Ask for golden blonde or light golden brown, with soft highlights near the face.

  • Skip

    Very dark black and ashy tones tend to read heavier than this season.

Say it like this

Light and warm, no ash.

Soft golden highlights near the face.

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.

See the guide

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