Advice: what brown shade should i go for?

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さくら S.

Jul 1, 2012

さくら S.

Hello ..

I have a long hair with weird colors...
Mainly it's dark brown with red shade , cause i used to do henna for 2 years,
It's nice but i want something different.

My hubby likes the brownish shades, but im scared i go too light.. I want a natural look..

It's gonna be my first hair coloring ever.. So i dont want to screw it up by choosing the wrong shade.. I like chestnut but it's either too light or redish..

If i go to a Saloon, i want to give them the right shade cause sometimes i get confused & choose a wrong color..
That what happened to me when i decided for part highlight, i went to choose chestnut but i ended up with red, like too RED.. Looked so ugly..

So plz, i cant risk coloring my hair with the wrong brown shade., i dont even know wjat shade to choose..

Im Middle Eastern so my skin color is like light brown, very creamy ummm dunno how to describe it, but lighter than indians & hespieians who seem to have a closer skin color..,

Any advice..???

Elizabeth C.

Jul 1, 2012

Elizabeth C.

what i would go and get a consultation with your styles first, get a few pictures from a magazine similar to the colors you want, ask her if shell do your color in gradual stages so you can see how much color you want. hope this helps chicka keep me in touch would like to see the what u went with. 

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