Hair color for the Fair skinned

[marbouz4]

I want to change up my hair color. I'm very pale with some pink undertones, and right now my hair is red. any suggestions?

 

[ShortnSassy]

a pretty chocolate brown with some blonde highlights! but i would recommend making sure the brown is more neutral/cool than a warm brown, and same with the blonde (more ash/neutral than gold) because of your pink undertones. pretty!

 

[LaGoddess]

i agree. avoid warm or golden brown/blonde. it will clash with pink undertones. go for cool, ash and beige tones.

 

[Manda-la]

I was honestly going to suggest red! But then you said your hair is red...

I agree with the other two posters. A chocolate brown would be quite pretty

 

[killinspree]

A dark red based brown like kirsten stewart is nice and compatible with pale skin for a dramatic look:

http://thebeautystop.com/wp-content/...t_sundance.jpg

or

http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...keup-model.jpg

http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...g?t=1245740058

Neutral-light-golden-matte-brown shade range may look abit boring but its flattering.

 

[thewinglessbird]

Honey blonde?

 

[xsnowwhite]

dark chocolate brown

 

[SerenityRaine]

Are you trying to get completely away from red? What shade of red do you currently have? Try a copper. Idk if you're a do it yourselfer or if you go the salon route. I hate Redken Reds they are so blah. My fave reds so far I've tried are Chi & Framesi. Although, I'm dying to try Paul Mitchell as their color line is more extensive & also because I love the way it makes my hair feels.


Anyways, if you're trying to get away from red I'd go for an ash blonde like this.
Sephora: Beauty, Skin Care, Makeup, Hair, & Fragrance


Let me tell you I'm in the midst of trying to go blonde & the red is hard to get away from. [Theres a better pic of that shade in the Sephora catalog if you received it.] I took it this hairstylist & I got a very light strawberry blonde or "golden blonde" -- wth?!

Idk if it was because he was in a rush or that he's one of those stylists that don't follow instructions & do their own damn thing.. Be prepared to bleach as thats the only way to get rid of the red..Unless you go darker. Good luck!

 

[marbouz4]

Red is very hard to get away from , especially when it's henna-ed on (which is basicly a stain). Would blue tone it down? But the problem with the red for me is the maintenance. Within a month it fades to a dull orange and when your root start to show --

. I definitely will miss the red. But I think a chocolate brown or some kind of ashy brown would do.
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