For those of
you, who
have dark
skin,
choose a
dark-colored
hair dye.
If you want to look beautiful and different, with colored hair color, do not let the wrong choice. For those who have white skin, no problem. But how with people who have dark skin? Obviously, you can also dye your hair.
Before determining the hair color, consider your skin color. If the dark-skinned, you should select hair color which is not far from skin color, that is hair dye with dark color. The color of paint that is suitable for you who have dark skin is dark brown, brown, light brown, light red brown, or violet brown.
Do not choose a hair color with bright colors such as light brown or even blond. Hair colors like this make your skin look dull. Because of the color distance hair dye will be impressed glare and unattractive. Because not according to skin color.
For those who have never coloring your hair, usually use the bleaching process first. This process is a step removes your original hair color. This is important made for a perfect staining result. You do not need to fear loss of original hair color. Because if your hair grows, will return to normal (original hair color).
''Do not be afraid to use bleaching, because if the appropriate dose, then the resulting color would be nice,’ said a beauty expert.
If your hair has been colored, it is necessary treatment. In order to keep your hair beautiful and not dry when stained. We recommend that you do care hair mask and cream bath, so that nutrients in the cream will cream bath take care of the hair shaft that has been exposed to chemical dyes hair.
We recommend that you do cream bath, at least two weeks. After using the shampoo, be sure and apply conditioner. Conditioner makes hair moisture. Also give hair vitamins, because it also very important, so your hair protected from the threat of permanent damage, such as branched hair.
No need hair nutrition which are made from the factory, but can also be created naturally, such as the avocado fruit finely ground and apply on hair, then rinse.
