REDHEADS
Light & Warm ~ (examples: Julianne Mo ore, Nicole Kidman, Lily Cole, Anne Robinson)
Indicated by a pale skin and a cold grey blue eye but a natural copper undertone in (an overall)
fair natural base colour..

 Blonde bases suit – but must be copper toned, the hair colour should be soft but vibrant.
 As long as the Light and Warm remains a warm, the level of base can range from lightest golden blonde
to bright copper red.
 AVOID – cool tones such as platinum, ash and grey at all costs and steer clear of brown shades which
will look dull against the complexion.
REDHEADS
Deep & Warm ~ (examples: Julia Roberts, Debra Messing, Isla Fisher, Susan Sarandon)
Indicated by a deep brown or topaz eye with warm brunette hair and a slightly ruddy skin tone .

 A rich deep warm brown base works fantastically with lots of glossy red overtones and lowlights.
 Although a true redhead, the Deep and Warm can also carry off deeper velvety and softer dark golden
blonde shades.
 AVOID – flat cool browns, grey tones and cool blondes. Traditional blonde highlights do not look great
on the deep warm.
BLONDES
Warm & Light ~ ((examples: Kate Winslet, Kylie Minogue, Brittney Spears, Goldie Hawn)
Indicated by A deep grey (almost green) or turquoise blue eye and a rosy undertone to the skin.

 Rich golden blonde highlights look outstanding, especially against a warm blonde base colour.
 Although blonde by default they can carry off soft ‘redhead’ shades such as copper.
 AVOID ash blondes, grey tones and deep heavy base colours such as browns and mahoganies.
BLONDES
Cool & Light ~ (examples: Emma Buntin, Elle McPherson, Michelle Pfeiffer, Helen Mirren)
Indicated by a bright cool blue or grey eye with pale under toned skin and naturally fair hair.

 Light platinum blonde highlights will suit, with a soft and lifted base colour.
 Can get away with very (block) blonde hair and even grey tones.
 AVOID - excessive warm and golden tones in the hair and deep heavy base colours.
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