Colors on the warmer end of the spectrum for those with warmer skin tones.

It's possible that you've already read this in the Garnier article entitled "How to pick the appropriate shade of brown," but the color of your skin is a significant factor in determining which hair colors will look well on you. Those who have rosy, red, yellow, or olive complexion tones may easily flaunt warmer hair colors such as golden blonds or auburn browns. [Citation needed] [Citation needed]

Colors that are cooler, for people with cooler skin tones.

People who have cooler or more "citrusy" skin tones with traces of blue should choose cooler hair colors. This is because cooler skin tones complement blue undertones in hair color better. Because of this, you are free to experiment to your heart's content with the trendiest colors, such as a hair dye with a blue foundation that gives the appearance of ash blonde hair or a red hair dye with a purple undertone.

Stay close to your native environment and don't travel too far from it.

There is no denying the fact that the overall aesthetic quality of an item is enhanced when it has a natural appearance. Because the color of your natural hair typically corresponds to your complexion, a good rule of thumb is to choose a shade that is either lighter or darker than your original hair and to stay within two shades of that natural shade. If you go too dark, your natural skin color will likely be washed away, and if you go too light, your natural skin color will likely be highlighted. Roots or a dip dye style may provide a more progressive impact, and they are both fashionable options.

Take it Slowly and Carefully

To get a noticeable shift in color, you must move slowly and deliberately. If you want to move from having dark hair to having blonde hair, you should experiment with a color that is closer to being neutral first, and then work your way up to the actual thing. Using products from the Garnier Colored hair care collection, treat your hair with extra tender loving care while also providing it with the nutrition and affection it needs.

Be creative with your combinations!

These days, there is a veritable cornucopia of different fancy dying techniques that you may employ to combine multiple colors for a style that is either natural or edgy and current. For a chic ombre effect, try wearing your roots longer and darker while the ends of your hair are lighter.