Clairol Nice'n Easy Crème, Natural Looking Oil Infused Permanent Hair Dye, 5 Medium Brown

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Once you know your skin tone, you’re in a good place to choose a hair colour that will complement it. The general rule is this: warm tones for cool skin tones and vice versa. If you have neutral tones, you can choose any shade you’re drawn too. Although, we’d advise not going too warm or too cool. It’s time to put on your gloves and get mixing! Squeeze both the colourant and the developer cream into the mixing bottle and shake it so they combine. Then immediately remove the cap and begin applying to your hair.

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To accompany a warm toned complexion, try Garnier Olia 4.0 in Dark Brown. Or if you want a warmer colour that’s still dark and deep, try Garnier Olia 4.3 Golden Dark Brown. First, always do a patch test by applying some colourant cream to your skin at least 48 hours before you use your hair dye of choice. You still need to do this test each time you colour your hair, so don’t skip it. Look out for any reaction around the area the colour was applied. Conditioning hair colour made with 80 percent naturally derived ingredients for colour that’s kinder to your hair without compromise. With coconut oil and aloe vera, this low commitment hair dye gives rich colour and brilliant shine. Perfect for first-time colourers or those wanting a non-permanent hair dye. Lasts up to 28 washes, blends away greys. No ammonia or harsh root line. Ready to try Clairol’s semi-permanent range? Shop here. www.boots.com/-clairol/clairol-natural-instincts You might not intuitively know what kind of brown hair colour you’d like to choose, but there are things you already know about yourself that you can use as guidelines. For warmer/golden blonde shades, explore our French Balayage service and for cooler/pearly tones, French Balayage Pearls service.We salute platinum blonde hair shades! It’s a bold look that deserves appreciation. These days, visible roots are a trend of their own, so the look can be less high-maintenance than before. That said, you still need to watch out for those brassy undertones that can creep in. For ultra light blonde hair shades, you can’t do better than the Silver shampoo from Serie Expert, enriched with magnesium and anti-yellowing agents. There are just three numbers to understand when it comes to L’Oréal Professionnel blonde hair shades.

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When it comes to cool tones, it’s all about blue and violet hues. Cool blonde hair colour shades include light ash blonde, champagne and platinum. The blue/violet counteracts the yellow tones to produce a flattering and modern cool shade.Confused by the difference in tone and terminology when it comes to blonde hair shades? We explain our international colour numbering system, and the difference between warm, cool and neutral tones, so that you and your stylist can choose the perfect colour: from dark blonde to ash blonde or even platinum blonde! Blonde hair shades: numbers & colour chart

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Ashy colours work best with warm toned complexions, so if this is you, we recommend Garnier Olia 4.15 Iced Chocolate for a dark, rich shade. Or try Garnier Olia 5.15 Frosty Chocolatefor a slightly lighter colour. The second number, to the right of the full stop, is your tone. You can learn more about undertones below. Tones go from 8 (mocha) through 5 (warm mahogany) to 1 (cool ash). This is how your stylist chooses the primary undertones to your colour.Now get plenty of cream in your hands and work it through the rest of your hair, making sure you are spreading the cream evenly over all your hair, root to tip. Dark blonde hair colour often has highlights and lowlights to give it depth and shimmer. You need to protect and enhance the colour distinction every time you wash. Try the Blondifier Gloss Shampoo, designed specifically to bring radiance to the different tones in blonde coloured hair.