A blonde hair style can range from light platinum to dark golden blonde. This page provides photos and descriptions of different blonde shades. Get the best blonde for your buck!
If you've had trouble getting a nice result when lightening your hair, read the tips here and follow the links.Hair coloring is a science. It's complicated... not so complicated that it can't be figured out.But if you're flying by the seat of your pants, with little or no hair coloring knowledge, it'll show in your hair color results.Do you color your own hair? If so, you know that achieving the shade of blonde you want can be difficult. The color you see on the box is NOT necessarily the color you'll end up with.Blonde is probably the most frequently messed up hair color. We've all seen enough amateur blonde hair styles with brassy roots and frazzled, white, over-colored ends.
Getting a natural looking blonde hair style is tricky. Most people's hair has a lot of yellow-orange underlying pigment. To achieve a very light blonde, the hair MUST be lightened to the pale yellow stage. That often requires hair bleaching, then applying hair toner to deposit the desired tone (i.e., ash, beige, or golden).Keeping a consistent tone from the roots to the ends of your blonde hair style is also tricky. That's why so many people are walking around with "hot roots" (bright, brassy blonde near the scalp). Take the time to learn about hair color chemistry. The more you understand, the better your hair color results will be.For very fair skin, a touch of gold in your blonde shade can help to warm up your skin tone. Ash tones are great for those who have a reddish complexion as the cool hues will help neutralize the redness.Caramel blondes work well for natural brunettes, especially around the face where the lighter caramel shades will draw attention to the eyes. Olive skin tones benefit from a more neutral shade of blonde, nothing too warm (golden).
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