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Hair color, Light Summer

Take your colorto the chair.

You asked for cool and it came out brassy. Bring a named shade this time.

Light and cool. Soft ash blonde, light cool brown or a clear silver.

One lock of soft ash blonde hair, tied at the top with plain cream thread, lying on warm white paper.
Soft ash blonde, #CBC0AE

01 Bring this to the chair

Three shades, by name.

  1. #CBC0AE

    Soft ash blonde

    Cool and soft, kept free of gold.

    Ask for
    Soft ash blonde, cool and light, with no gold in it.
    Skip
    Yellow or golden blonde, and strong contrast.
  2. #8C7B6F

    Light cool brown

    A soft brown with a cool cast.

    Ask for
    A light brown with a cool cast, soft and even.
    Skip
    Warm or red brown, which can turn orange.
  3. #BCC0C5

    Silver

    Silver is a direction, not a fix.

    Ask for
    A soft silver, cool and light, toned to stay clear.
    Skip
    A yellow cast, and silver that goes flat gray.

02 Why

Why it works.

Hair frames your face. Light, cool color matches your coloring, while golden or very dark color tends to read heavier.

  • Do

    Stay light and cool. Ask for soft ash blonde or light cool brown, kept low in contrast.

  • Skip

    Deep black and orange-gold tones tend to read louder than this season.

Say it like this

Light and cool, no gold.

Soft highlights, close to my natural 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.

See the guide

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