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

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Dark brown hair is a deep tone that will benefit from subtle highlights to give your hair an update, while also keeping it looking natural. The technique and the shade you choose will impact the overall result, and it is often best to choose a hue that is one or two shades lighter than your base color. You can also add thin streaks or babylights and focus them around the face to highlight your features. Neutral browns are the perfect balance between golden and ash tones for a hair color shade that’s part warm, part cool. Without giving off a particular tone it’s still shiny. Natural hair color can have a soft golden undertone, so don’t confuse “Neutral” with “Natural.”

The richness of chocolate colored hair is beautifully complemented by the light and nuttiness of chestnut highlights. Cool blonde is a light shade that has violet and blue tones in it. There are several hues that fall into this category that vary in vibrancy and these include platinum, ash blonde, and icy. If you have light brown hair and want to make the color pop, pairing it with your favorite cool blonde shade will look gorgeous. Golden blonde is a warm hue that is a blend of honey, gold, and blonde tones. It feels buttery and warm and is an excellent way to brighten brown hair. The tone change will be subtle, especially when added in thin streaks or babylights, and will give your hair a glow when it catches the light. Wispy gold highlights are one of the dreamiest ways to try out the highlighting technique. It is subtle and gorgeous and will give your dark brown mane an instant lift, lightening the shade in a subtle and natural way. It is the darkest tint of brown hair and will benefit from the addition of highlights, which can be placed around the face to highlight your features and give the hair a more modern finish. If you’re in a party mood, putting your golden hair brown hair up in a high ponytail can make you look ready for some fun. Use a brightly colored scrunchie to add some personality to your ponytail hairstyle. 3. Playground Highlights With playground highlights, your golden brown hair color looks naturally blended with the rest of your hair. Credit: Philip Justin MamelicThe softness of blonde highlights go extremely well with the versatility of medium, sandy brown hair. If you observe unwanted red or orange tones, use a color toner or ash brown hair dye to tone down your brown hair to a neutral level. Golden hair color can be maintained using color-safe shampoo and conditioner to prevent fading. Excessive heat styling, sun exposure, and hot water can lead to color fading. You can get a root touch-up done in 4-8 weeks, depending on the hair growth. Are you wanting to embrace a color change and give your hair a modern update? Well, without changing your color entirely, you can give your hair depth and dimension with the addition of highlights. On brown hair, blonde highlights will look gorgeous and will lighten your hair but also brighten your appearance. Choose a light shade of blonde to create more contrast.

Despite the popularity of brunette hair color, we’ll have to admit that not every shade looks great on all complexions. To get the best of any hair color, you have to consider if your skin tone and undertones go well with it. If not, it will be a big miss. Why choose between blonde and brunette? Opt for a beachy casual golden honey, the best of both worlds. This warm brown hair color shade is a balance between light brown and dark blonde hair color, which can help brighten up fair complexions. Best of all, it’ll have you dreaming of vacation all year long. There’s a beautiful contrast between a chocolate brown and a lighter blonde. The key to pulling off this color combination is to ensure that the two are completely blended. Revlon Colorsilk Beautiful Color Permanent Hair Color with 3D Gel Technology & Keratin, 100% Gray Coverage Hair Dye, 37 Dark Golden Brown

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Maintenance level: This depends on the natural color of the hair. If you’re naturally darker and going for a bronze base color, it would be low-maintenance, says hair colorist Jessica Gonzalez, since it’s not a huge contrast. If you’re a natural blonde, color is likely to fade faster, so the hair would have to be retouched pretty often, around every six to eight weeks.A low-upkeep option for both brunettes and blondes is doing a series of glosses. To maintain your color at home between appointments, try a color-depositing shampoo or conditioner, such as the Alchemic system from Davines. Rinse your hair with warm water and dry it completely. A conditioner should be applied and in most cases, the kit will contain this hair care product. Rinse, dye and comb to your desired style.