Many of us receive our “summer glow” through sunbathing or annual spray tanning sessions, respectively, during the warmer months of the year. Sunkissed skin has a way of bringing out the best in both eye and hair color. Regrettably, your hair may not be as eye-catching once the summer glow has worn off as it was when contrasted with your darker skin tone. 

Self-tanners and professional spray tans are tempting to use well into the winter, but many people find that changing their hair color achieves a more natural effect. According to your eye color and skin undertones, these are the most complementary colors for you, and if you are still confused, get help from Salon de coiffure Madisons:

1. Light colored eyes

If you have light eyes and fair skin, you are more likely to get sunburned during the warmer months. Even if you were severely burned without sunscreen, you could get a tan when the wounds have healed. Despite this, switching up your hair color is the most effective technique to draw attention to your eyes and complexion. Many salon-goers in Davie choose their hair and nail colors based on how they will mesh with those of their friends. If, for example, you admire a superstar with fair skin, light eyes, and stunning platinum blonde hair, you could be motivated to make the change yourself. 

Unfortunately, the undertones of your complexion matter more than the exact color when determining the best match. Sandy blondes and chocolate browns are flattering on fair complexion tones and bright eyes with a warm undertone. Platinum blondes and copper tones are better choices for people with cool undertones.

2. Having Black or Brown Eyes

Most people think that dark eyes can only be brown. However, there are really certain hazel colors that are fairly dark. Choosing a hue that would bring out the best in your dark eyes and fair complexion is important. Going too dark can make you look drained, while going too light can have the opposite effect. You should take into account your undertones, as is the case with people of all skin tones. Honey blondes and caramels complement dark eyes, fair skin, and warm undertones well. Ashy blondes and browns are the best for people with cool undertones.

3. Neutral

Those with a neutral disposition have a lot of good fortune. These people’s eye color and skin tone will look great no matter what they wear. Consider the traits you want to draw attention to when choosing between warm and cool hair colors. Switching between a colder tone in the cooler months and a warmer one in the warmer months is also possible, or vice versa.