Base color into consideration

The good news is it’s easier to DIY fun colors, especially pastels, than it is for any other at-home dye job. That said, pastels like baby pink and lavender aren’t for everyone. “If you have a light blond tone, pastels are a perfect way to keep your hair light and add in color. If your hair is more of a honey blond or darker, I’d recommend steering away from pastels, since the color won’t show up as well,” says Aura Friedman master colorist at Sally Hershberger salon. “Instead, look for jewel tones, which will really pop, especially if your hair is highlighted. For dark hair, I would recommend rich winter colors. It won’t necessarily dye your hair completely but instead will give you a glow if you are in bright lights or natural sunlight.”

Hair is healthy

Healthy hair will hold color more evenly. “In general, before dyeing your hair, you want to make sure your hair is at its healthiest,” says Brown. “Use nourishing masks for a few washes before dyeing your hair, then leave it unwashed the day before so your hair and scalp’s natural oils are protecting it.” Keep up this routine after your color fades away, since you want your hair to be as strong and healthy as possible when you can finally see your regular stylist, especially if you plan on making another major hair change.

Pink Hairstyles

Well, some king hair color on the base of their natural hair shade. The latter include subtle rosewood, strawberry blonde or pastel pink hair color ideas. However, dark pink hair and different color combinations of pink with gray, purple or black are amazing too. Choose your next look from the variants beloof these looks are funky, while others are rather exquisite and can be pulled by anyone who desires a creative but appropriate-loow!

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