Always perform an Allergy Alert Test 48 hours before each time you colour, even if you’ve used the product before. Vibrant chocolate hues remain in the mainstream from season to season. No wonder, they are of the same importance to brunettes and girls with medium brown hair as platinum or strawberry blonde to blondes. The palette of chocolate shades varies from milk chocolate with warm red notes to the cool bittersweet one. Commonly we attribute to the chocolates all the sweet and delicious browns, such as mocha, hot cocoa, truffle brown, chocolate cherry, brown sugar, espresso, sweet cola, etc. Apply to dry, unwashed hair. To help remove any residue from hair gently brush before starting the application.

Before rinsing the colour sprinkle a little water on your hair and massage your hair and scalp for a few seconds including around your hairline. This emulsifies the colour and helps to ensure an even result and reduce skin staining. For further information and free colour advice please call the Schwarzkopf advisory service on freephone: UK 0800 328 9214, [email protected]. Olive skin: Tanned skinned pairs beautifully with chocolate hair color with highlights. Using ombre hair effects is a great way to introduce a shimmering new tonality into a dark base. To find the right kind of chocolate hair color for you, there are a few things to take into consideration. Your skin tone plays arguably the biggest role in deciding the final color you should be aiming for. Below are some basic guidelines to follow when starting out trying to find the right chocolate hair color dye: The choice of the right hue depends on your skin undertone (warm/cool) and your personal preferences: some women prefer chocolate tones with a reddish tint, others try to achieve noble cold shades. With the right choice of hue, chocolate color refreshes your face and makes it look younger.Use skin barrier cream around your hairline and ears to ensure your hair is the only thing being covered!