I feel that designing a look that both captures the vision of the client while complementing their features is crucial. That particular client wanted an overall ashy look, so I chose an ash base and a more natural gloss that would perfectly match her skin tone and really make her blue eyes pop! This elegant brunette has a very organic and detailed style that fits most skin tones. If you’re curious if you’d like this color and style, it’s always best to ask your stylist what’s best to match your features. It’s also important to set up a proper hair care routine that is personalized to your needs. A balanced canvas makes the best performance possible!
A with Manager This appearance is a natural look complementing the client’s skin color and face shape. She gave us a pretty hard brief when the client came to us. She came to us with hair that was nearly black, a much darker brown hue, and it was on the dry side. The easiest way to be noticeable is to have totally wild colors and an immense switch from the previous look, but this would not satisfy the ordinary requirement. We decided to bring down her color to a slightly lighter shade of natural oak brown and also did hair treatment in order to give her hair a nice healthy shine. Also the procedure brought out the brown color of the oak and lightened her entire face. It’s not over-the-top, our favorite thing about this theme. It’s subtly different and organic, and it suits the consumer most importantly. There are many various brown colors and different brown suit styles with different skin tones. You need to choose the right brown that suits your skin tone and improves it. It’s really fun to play with Browns. The hair needs to be healthy, so instead of dull bland or dry it will look brilliant. Hair care is very essential and has been neglected by many consumers. We agree that healthy hair, particularly for this kind of look, makes a huge difference with a hairstyle. Constant cleaning and care at home can help preserve the light.
Dark Coffee Brunette with Honey Caramel Balayage
Artist Make-up This is a dark coffee brunette with honey caramel scanning. How dimensional it is is what I love most about this look. The dark pieces and lighter pieces contrast with each other and complement each other. I just love how weak this look would be for someone who’s a brunette already. The roots are kept dark and the added colors are blended in so that the color will not expand out of a line. If you’re a brunette already, you can easily get lighter brown caramel pieces painted in. If your hair is lighter and you want to get darker at the roots and add depth, it depends on what type of upkeep you are willing to take on. Higher maintenance and usually more costly will be a permanent dark color over lighter hair. Many of my customers choose a semi-permanent color so that when it grows out, their dark fades only a little. That means they don’t have to get in as often and don’t invest as much as they do.This is a natural color of sunkissed balayage hair styled with allled loose curls. I love how easy and gentle the color of this hair turned out and the blend I could achieve! It looks very natural and beautiful. For a client who wants low-maintenance hair, this hair color is perfect. Balayage highlights never have a harsh line like conventional foils when they develop a dubious style in particular. It’s the perfect look for any busy woman who can’t do it every four to eight weeks at the salon. It’s also a great option for a brunette who wants to make their hair lighter without losing honesty. To achieve the look, only a few levels of lift are required. Last but not least, shaded hair styles and balayage hair color are now trendy. Throw in a braid, it’s the perfect look for a boho! Warm toasty balayage
This balayage is a beautiful warm tone with so many tones of skin. I love this color’s versatility! For an easier transition, you can make it darker and lighter to go with the seasons. You can also take it lighter or darker to help with the skin tone of each individual! This color and style are ideal for a product with low maintenance! A balayage’s low key look makes the outgrowth look natural and gives you a color with low maintenance that allows you as much or as little as you want to visit the salon.
Long Chestnut Brown
How are you going to describe this look and what is your favorite? This is a chestnut brunette and the different colors that show through the whole canvas are my favorite thing about it. To create and maintain this look, what items do you recommend? I used a volumizing mousse and left-in conditioner through the ends to blow off. I ran through a light Argan oil after curling to loosen the curl. She has our Color Lock sulfate-free shampoo to retain her color. The color is dimensional and shiny with low maintenance, which gives some texture to finer hair. 
For anyone who wants to go darker but not heavy, I suggest this look. Without going too deep, color melted hair may feel really new. It would be better for this shade to have skin tones that are a little cooler than dry. For anyone who loves the lived-in feel, beach waves (with the right products) can be achieved on fine or coarse skin. This look suits the lifestyle of consumers who don’t wash their hair every day and can spray in a little dry shampoo / texture and will be good to go for a couple of days! This is an amazing color to get darker when you’re used to light hair. 
A with Colorist How would you describe this look and what’s your favorite thing about it? This is an ombrated drop look that is incredibly effortless. My favorite thing about it is that from summer to fall it’s the ideal transition. Which items do you suggest that this look be created and maintained? For most of my clients, I suggest this look. I often recommend a few shades lighter than their natural color, so it gives a sunkish look to their skin. The best part about this look is that it’s really with any hair color for almost anyone. It’s beyond low maintenance (you just need to visit the salon at least twice a year) you can wear it all year round and it looks great with almost every hair style. 
A with Hairdresser How would you describe this look and what’s your favorite thing about it? I’d characterize this look as a rich brown chocolate base with a balayage colored with chestnut. My favorite thing about this look is that it is lightened but still in the brown family and the color is colored off the root to keep the look as natural as possible. I consider using haircare items for color to preserve this color (I love the Color Extend range from Redken). I recommend using a heat protector before heat styling (I really like the Medium Control Thermal Holding Spray from Redken) to prevent the color from fading. To those who don’t want to be in the salon every four to six weeks, I suggest this look. It’s natural to look after not having the color touched up even after a year! This hot color matches well with olive skin tones, but works with almost every skin tone as well. This color was made on somebody with very fine and frizzy hair but would definitely fit any type of hair!
What products do you recommend that this look be created and maintained? I used Body. Builder wet before the blowout from the styling line of Kevin Murphy. Until curling each section vertically at the midshaft, I used Anti. Gravity. I also sprayed the hair gently with Shimmer / Shine in three sections and then brushed through my fingers and hands. She also takes home and uses wash and rinse from Kevin Murphy Hydrate. This look is ideal for someone who wants dimensions and low maintenance with a warm skin tone and dark hair (no lighter than a level 6). You can curl or just spray the haircut with Anti. Gravity and twist it into three buns while making it loose when you’re done.
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1. Dark chocolate
1. Dark chocolate
Dark chocolate polish offers a dramatic look but add an amazing shine and a half braid and you’re going to be talking about every room you’re going into! This is a simple style to achieve using a French braid and a few curls from the Netherlands (or upside down). 
In this dark chocolate shade, light to medium skin tones with a smooth, cool undertone look best. And this braid has been made for you ladies with lots of thick hair! Tip: Do you wonder how the braid will stay in? Especially behind your head is hiding bobby pins! Attach pins from the braid sides and drive them into the braid. To lock them in, Criss crosses the pins. 2.
Red Flair ding a bright red highlight (or extension) is a great way to make your beautiful dark brown hair shiny without becoming too wild!
Skin Tone and Hair Type: Medium skin tones that look great in pink blues and, of course, black, this fiery flare is great. Medium to thick textured hair should make it easy to achieve this curly pompadour look. Use a 1-inch curling iron or wand to curl your hair first, then move on to teasing down your hair core. Smooth the sides and add pins to complete the appearance. Hint:
3. Caramel chocolate
Milk brown chocolate with caramel shadow flicks at the tips is a perfect way to soften your brown dark hair. Ding tight curls and pinning the sides back to Mohawk style takes the color to a different level of fun! ‘ 
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1. Dark chocolate
Dark chocolate polish offers a dramatic look but add an amazing shine and a half braid and you’re going to be talking about every room you’re going into! This is a simple style to achieve using a French braid and a few curls from the Netherlands (or upside down).
In this dark chocolate shade, light to medium skin tones with a smooth, cool undertone look best. And this braid has been made for you ladies with lots of thick hair! Tip: Do you wonder how the braid will stay in? Especially behind your head is hiding bobby pins! Attach pins from the braid sides and drive them into the braid. To lock them in, Criss crosses the pins. 2.
Red Flair ding a bright red highlight (or extension) is a great way to make your beautiful dark brown hair shiny without becoming too wild!
Skin Tone and Hair Type: Medium skin tones that look great in pink blues and, of course, black, this fiery flare is great. Medium to thick textured hair should make it easy to achieve this curly pompadour look. Use a 1-inch curling iron or wand to curl your hair first, then move on to teasing down your hair core. Smooth the sides and add pins to complete the appearance. Hint:
3. Caramel chocolate
Milk brown chocolate with caramel shadow flicks at the tips is a perfect way to soften your brown dark hair. Ding tight curls and pinning the sides back to Mohawk style takes the color to a different level of fun! ‘ 
Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Light skin tones that look great in warm red oranges and burgundy wear this color fabulously while hair that is medium in texture and has natural wave helps keep this wavy style at its best. Tip:
5. The size of Va Va!
Rich dark brown hair with a soft mahogany glow combined with incredible volume and texture will turn all the heads in any room you reach! The key to this amazing volume is after curling the hair back brushing (backcombing using a brush instead of a comb). 
White to medium-tone skin with a cool undertone looks great in combination with that dark brown, while thick, wavy or curly hair helps to achieve this voluminous style. Tip: Love the look but don’t have the length? Consider adding fullness extensions and adding length. Speak to your stylist about making your own custom colored hair, so it’s going to be your little secret! 6.
Sophisticated Style Timeless brunette beauty with subtle light brown and soft red highlights meet to create a sophisticated and fun look!
Skin Tone and Hair Type: White to medium skin tones in this rich hue look best. A medium to light brown color hair is a great starting point for this color. Do not go overboard when you apply the soft red and lighter brown highlights to this paint! This is one of those periods that there is more to less. Tip:
7. Contrasting Highlights
Dark brown radiant hair coupled with contrasting blonde face framing highlights provides texture and fun! 
Rich golden violet hue is stunning in combination with voluminous curls! They’re easy to achieve the best part! 
This stunning brunette can be pulled off by any skin tone! Naturally thick, wavy or curly hair makes this look easy to get. Start with a voluminous mousse and then use a round brush to blow hair out. Last curl hair leaving your face to cool the curls absolutely shake them out. Flip hair over and spray it with your favorite hairspray for extra volume. Then let it dry for a minute, then flip again! Hint:
9. Violet Brown Beauty
dinging violet in your lovely brown hair produces a more seductive hue. Paired with gentle curls and weight, you’ll envy all of your friends ‘ hair! 
Medium skin tones that look great in violet mahogany and deep blues. The textured hair is a good starting point for this style. Using a medium round comb, after applying a volumizer to your root area, blow out skin. Use a 1-inch curling wand curl hair in sections of 11?2-inch. Let the curls cool and then run your fingers through them. Backcomb if necessary and spray from front to back with hairspray. Tips: You may want to refresh your makeup now that you have changed your color! Drop by a makeup counter which provides makeovers and enjoy a professional who gives you color tips that fit with your new hair color.
10. Flippy Fun Rich brown mocha blending into a hot caramel shadow puts together fun and simple color maintenance. It takes only the flick of a 11?4-inch curling iron or flat iron to produce such gentle flips. Easy peasy!
White to medium skin tones that look great in warmer colors wear this well. The best source for this style is hair that is fine to medium in texture and straight. Using a 11?4-inch curling iron or flat iron, the ends slightly flip when blowing hair using a vent or flat comb. Rotate the ironup when using a flat iron when you carry it through the ends. Tip:
11. Medium Brown Highlights
Not every highlight must be blonde! Ding soft brown light highlights a deep dark brown softens the contrast and provides a more stylish hue. 
The classic head full of thick curls is never out of style. Pair it in a warm brown base color with perfect highlights and you will be the envy of ladies everywhere. A collection of hot rollers and some cooling time is all you need to accomplish this curly style! 
Style of skin and hair: medium skin tones that look great in cooler, bright colors match well this style. It is a must to attain this full head of medium to thick hair curls with a certain natural body. This will give you the curls shown here fullness and durability. Advice:
13. Soft flowing waves paired with bronzed highlights and dark brown chocolate give your casual style a sophisticated look.
Medium to medium skin tones carry well this color while naturally dark or dyed dark hair is the best starting point for achieving this color. Tell your stylist to incorporate through your lovely locks a mix of subtle and natural bronze toned highlights. Tips: A medium hold textured spray like Nevo Invisible Control from Pravana will be added after blowing drying skin. Combine hair for coloring and section it out. Use a 1-inch wand or curling iron to drop two-inch pieces and curl them. Alternate to and from your face rolling curls. Make sure you just add the curls to your face once you reach the top of your hair, leaving the top smooth. Let the hair cool down completely and break apart the waves, sweeping one hand over your shoulder towards the back. Complete your perfect hairspray! 14. 14. Bright Brunette
Dark brunette hair paired with bright highlights around the face gives this curly look appeal and style. 
Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Tips: Sweep your fringe to the side curl up your ends using a 1-inch curling iron or wand let it cool and your curly locks will be ready to go out the door to work out the night and all in between! 15.
Goddess Curly
16. Girl Next Door
Lovely curls a natural brunette and takes the girl-next-door look to a different level with a longer fringe! The best part is to keep this look quick and get you noticed at all times. 
Skin Tone and Hair Type: Brush your fringe effortlessly and curl your ends on a 11?2-inch iron or wand in smaller parts (2 2 1?2 inch). Let the hair cool down and then remove the curls, leaving some curls in large sections. Tip: Not every color of the hair has to be permanent. Ask your stylist for a glaze or polish if you are naturally brown and want to give a new shade a try without the commitment. It gives you a shine of light and color that in 5-8 weeks will fade away. Start with the glazes if you enjoy it or you can go for something permanent!
Rich-colored long brown waves and bright make-up make this look particularly striking. The trick for the stunning waves? Only curling the hair core and slipping the ends through your curling iron! Simple and lovely. 
Best skin tone and hair texture: the best palette for making these waves is medium to fair skin tones with a cool undertone match perfectly with this gentle brunette. Doesn’t hair hit these lengths? Ask your stylist to suit your color with custom colored extensions. Explore the possibility to wear and remove clip-ins so you can choose when to wear them! 18.
Smooth and shiny
Smooth, glossy brown chocolate locks with a bend at the ends expose your beautiful face! Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Radiantly wear moderate to dark skin tones this rich brown. A long and straight textured medium hair makes this an easy look to achieve. Apply the Nevo Model Behavoir of a styling cream-like Pravana before blowing with a flat or vent comb. Curl comes to an end with a big curling iron and your finish! Tips: By trimming every 6-8 weeks, keep hair looking good. Hot sun and even wind will dry your ends so you’ll be happy to keep up with regular trims!
Tip: It is important to avoid the frizz when styling ultra curly hair (natural or curled). Start with a frizz combat gel or mousse and apply to your hands a bright serum or oil (my favorite is the Pravana Nevo Hydra Pearls) before you start to manipulate the curls.
20. Soft Mocha
20. Soft Mocha
Best skin tone and hair type: light to medium skin tones that look great in blues violet and dark reds wear this color well while hair that is natural or colored a medium brown will be able to achieve the tone on tone brown highlights easily. Tip: Maintaining clean and trimmed hair will make it easy to achieve this smooth and elegant look. Stop in the salon for a trim every 6-8 weeks to keep your ends healthy and use a daily deep conditioner to keep moisture. Latest-Hair Colors Hair Type All Trends Formal 16 Simple Bun Hairstyles You still haven’t experienced 
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Tall Bun
Feel tall and proud to have this simple and outstanding top knot! Get off your beautiful face with your strings to show off your flawless makeup.
Low Bun twisted
Easy Bun
I will call it a loose or ‘ undone ‘ twisted bun with Freelance Makeup Artist / Hairstylist. The biggest thing about it is that the twist shows off the different tones in the hair of the client and it looks more intricate than it is. It’s a great style when they want something off their face that is a bit more casual and trendy than some designs but still looks elegant and fascinating. This looks great with any hair color but one that has some highlights (blond) variance looks best as it shows off the twist in different tones. Always better with a length of at least past length of shoulder to around length of bra strap. If it’s too short, the bun doesn’t have enough hair. If it’s too thick, the layers don’t tend to give it texture and the bun gets too heavy and too large. This furthers the relaxed vibe by taking bits out around the front of the head.
Twisted Bun
This look is simple but elegant and perfect for your wedding hair dream. Using a rope braid technique creates the illusion that your hair is thick and full. The most classic thing about this look is how plain it is, but how complicated it looks. It is very easy to achieve from the point of view of a stylist. The use of minimal Bobby pins promotes the technique of styling. This look is produced quickly and easily in a few simple steps. When using the right products, it is ideal for all the different hair texture.
Bridal Hair Makeup Artist Bow Bun
A.Thanks to this amazing tutorial at Makeup.com, you will have the most beautiful hair in the office in four easy steps. This is also a great summer bun that is going to make you pretty for beach trips. You want to give your hair a little dusting of textured spray or powder to recreate the look and then gather your hair in a low pony. Braid your ponytail from there to secure the top, then tie it around your ponytail foundation. Plug it with hairspray at the end of the city and you are ready to go. 
Double Bun Hairstyle Step by Step
Fabric Bun Tutorial
Would you like to add a playful touch to your regular bun? All you need is about two minutes and a little cotton. You can use whatever fabric appeals to you for this tutorial. Maybe it’s a bright and cheerful thing, or maybe it’s something plain and sparkly. Whatever you choose to follow this fun tutorial set up by Steamfaerie and Seventeen magazine on YouTube.
It’s been all the rage in her heyday and we’re seeing a donut bun revival now. This time around though it takes a simpler and more casual approach and less polished and very done up. If you want to give a go back to the ol’ donut, we suggest following this tutorial on the blog of Confetti Day Dreams. It’s super airy, almost taking on a look of cotton candy, and finishing with wispy hair wrapped around the bun’s middle. 
Romantic Layered Bun Sweet and simple, this elegant bun. When it comes to hair, my attempts at anything more than a ponytail or top knot can leave me feeling irritated and ridiculous, writes Anne of the blog of Anne Sage. But since intricate braids and buns became popular, I decided to go beyond the basics. So I asked Heidi Marie Garrett of 1011 Makeup to help me build a tutorial for this simple but beautiful updo. This romantic layered bun has a floral quality that makes me want to read books in a lush, twisted ivy secret garden.
Messy Bun Braid and Wrap Hairstyle
Waterfall French Braid Bun
This French braid hairstyle is so rich that it hurts my teeth (in a good way). To achieve this bun’s super shiny and polished finish, you’ll want your hair to be prepared by brushing it out and applying some hair serum to keep frizzies away. Old hair works best for this chic bun hairstyle, as the braid will hold better, according to the tutorial day. 151.1128.jpg />
The Freckled Fox’s Emily included this simple knotted updo / bun in her Summers End Hair Week series and I make it wearable by the end of the summer and by the fall. She says This is one of those [ hairlines that are always perfect. Emily outlines the how-to a supply list and text directions on her website with loads of pictures so that Asap heads over there. 