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Hair color, True Autumn

Take your colorto the chair.

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

Warm and rich. Warm brown, golden brown or copper.

One lock of warm brown hair, tied at the top with plain cream thread, lying on warm white paper.
Warm brown, #6B4A32

01 Bring this to the chair

Three shades, by name.

  1. #6B4A32

    Warm brown

    Rich and warm, easy to wear.

    Ask for
    A rich, warm brown that is easy to wear, with no ash in it.
    Skip
    Ash or blue-black tones, which look flat.
  2. #8A6232

    Golden brown

    With gold you can see in daylight.

    Ask for
    Golden brown with gold you can see in daylight.
    Skip
    Cool blonde and any ash toner.
  3. #A9531F

    Copper

    A warm red-gold, for more change.

    Ask for
    A warm, red-gold copper, rich and not too bright.
    Skip
    Pink-red tones and a cool burgundy.

02 Why

Why it works.

Hair frames your face. Rich, warm color matches your coloring, while ash and blue-black tend to read cooler than the rest of you.

  • Do

    Stay warm and rich. Ask for warm brown, golden brown or copper, with gold in any highlights.

  • Skip

    Ash blonde and blue-black tend to read cooler than this season.

Say it like this

Warm and rich, no ash.

Golden or copper tones, nothing cool.

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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