Best Hair Color For My Skin Tone // SMALL DIFFERENCES MATTER!!!
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Best hair color for my skin tone you ask??? Got ya! YES, picking the right color matters AND picking the right KIND of brown, or blonde etc MATTERS! Rather you have dark skin, light skin, medium skin etc, doesn't matter, what matters is knowing your skin UNDERTONE! Here are 3 easy steps to figuring that out AND a whole bunch of other important info!
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Ok....I didn’t # this video with the location?? WHO knows where I’m at???
I think you're still in Washington, where I don't know.
looks like paradise to me.
Correct, I’m in Washington but WHERE is the bigger question. :)
It’s definitely nice!
Come to Denver!
You had me HOOKED as soon as I saw the GORGEOUS BREATHTAKING NATURE BACK DROP😍THANK YOU for Your Sound, Informative Advice Sir🙏GOD BLESS🙏🙏🙏
I just love how you explain things so simple. Your knowledge is so interesting. You do a fantastic job teaching all of us!! Love that you take us along on your trail walks the views are amazing!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. Means a lot! Love to know I can help.
Am I the only one who is still undecided for which hair color will give me the look? I am light olive skin with neutral undertones. I do get a nice tan during the summer even though I apply sunscreen everyday twice a day or more. During the fall/winter seasons I become very pale white which I LOVE but I often look sick even if it is 100% my natural hair color. I want to play up my glowing white skin but in a healthy glow way. I am not expecting answers for my issues but rather I would at least like to know that I am not alone. Great information in this video and it reconfirmed that I am indeed neutral. 🥰
I absolutely know exactly what you’re talking about! My skin is very similar to that. I can get very dark in the summer and very white in the winter. I tend to lean towards natural cooler tones for myself. Not green necessarily but just a bit cooler as opposed to warmer. So less red as an undertone and more blue if that makes sense. I also try to stay away from the extremes really dark or really white. Which you couldn’t Time for my hair now considering it’s salt and pepper! LOL.
What would be interesting is what colour your natural hair colour is and if it changes much in winter? Perhaps it's much darker in winter but more highlights in summer? So perhaps add highlights in winter?
You´re not alone! I´m also light olive skin but I don´t get a tan due to the heavy amount of moles in my skin. My hair is naturally dark ash blonde with natural red highlights (as my mother was readhead). i am wearing balayage now because I just quitted all about colors. Too light made my hair look greyish, golden blonde highlights became orange with my natural red highlights. It was just a mess!! And my hair is curly, as you may see in my profile picture. So I just don´t know which color fits me best...
@@justinhickox I’m very similar as well!
I am the same way
I feel like I’m there with you appreciating nature. Love all your tips. Thank you!
I’ve been using two boxes of colors, medium brown and light brown. I weigh them and use half and have seems to work great for me so far
Thank you for the thorough explanation! I've heard this so many times before but I always still feel lost. You explained it perfectly! 😁👍
This was really helpful. I was colour coded years ago using the seasons of the year method, and it's really helped me over the years choose colours that suit me, but the same thing obviously applies to choosing hair colour
Love those outdoor scenes!! (and the color hints too)
LOVE the views, thank you!! The information is very helpful too. I feel that I fall into the neutral but also I think I go warm in summer & cool in winter (Minnesota). I feel good in either metal, gold or silver. Really appreciate the unique tips on helping to determine undertone 💕
This video is fabulous. The chart is so helpful. Love how the music was brought in with drama. Those views bring me back to never skip an episode even if the topic isn’t what I need atm. The info was so easy to understand. I feel it helps me communicate better with my stylist. I’ll reiterate: Many Many Thanks for all your time spent creating, producing editing, and posting content. I’m so pleased I found your channel. Your fan from beautiful Prince Edward Island 🤠
Thank you so much Lori! I truly appreciate you!
Thanks for your videos! You may not know this, but there's a TON of people out there with alopecia or other issues who regularly wear wigs, and color is the most difficult thing to figure out. This really helps!
This video was perfect timing! I finally know how to tell my stylist what I want! Thank you, again.
Awesome!!! Stoked to hear that!
Beautiful woods! I'm soooo blessed that I'm a natural redhead and my hair naturally highlights. I've never had to color it and it supports my skin tone very well.
That is awesome!
This was a great video, Justin. Very helpful in defining our skin tone and in understanding how one color - say dark brown - can be cool, warm or neutral, too. I don’t color my hair, but I’d think those key color words will help gals, when looking over the plethora of coloring boxes.
There were just the right amount of illustrations, too. A truly great show. You know what we need! Personally, dessert would have been shots of gals with each skin tone sporting silver, light, medium and darker hair... I’m cool and white (and very fine). I would have loved to see what other gals look like or can do who are in my situation.
My favorite shot was the entry path into the woods! I’m a sucker for the enveloping closeness. Then, the nicely wandering and enticing bubbling stream before into transformed into the more violent, noisy falls.
I’m so thankful for you and for your passions.
Great job!
Linda
Justin I love that you do your videos out in nature.
Thank you, Justin! Finally, something easy I can do at home to choose the right color for me!
Great to hear!
Wow one of the best explanations I’ve seen on how to communicate your desired colour to your stylist! Wish I watched this video before getting my hair done and my stylist not understanding what I wanted :(
Thank you! Trying to figure out my undertone always a struggle for me. This was very helpful in relation to hair color choices.
Glad it was helpful!
Such much information packed into this video! I love that you take us along to such beautiful places.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Justin you are an awesome teacher!! Thank you for educating us on so many levels..cuts ..color ect.🤩🤩💙💙
Thank you! You’re so welcome!
Scenery is breathtaking!!!!!!
Thank you for the beautiful views! And the great info. I now know how to explain to my stylist what exactly I want-cool highlights for my dark brunette hair! I cringe at the brassy, copper, yellow, reddish highlights she gives me! I love that cool ashy blond ish looking highlights instead of the warmer tones!
I thought I was the sharpest crayon in the box...I came up with a brilliant idea, a suggestion for merch for your channel. I scrolled down to leave the brilliant comment, and had to scroll past your merch. YOUR MERCH HAS MY IDEA SLOGAN PRINTED ON IT!!! Well, that proves one thing for sure, brilliant minds do think alike. (some are just slower than others). That VIEW doesn't suck. Especially that lone tree. Thanks for the class Justin, I learned a lot!
Your cinematography is vibing some legit Peter McKinnon styles. 🙌🌲🏞🎶 So good!
I started checking out your channel for the hair tips...but now I find myself taking notes for my Bucket List of hiking adventures. 😁 You always deliver, Justin!
You know that’s like the biggest compliment I could ever get right. Not gonna lie...he’s definitely a HUGE influence to me. Someday I’ll meet him and be able to thank him!
Loved the views!
Justin, you're an amazing teacher!
Thank you so much for another very informative video.
Love, love your channel ❤
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Thank you so much, with this information hopefully I can get the color I always wanted .😊
When I hear about looking at the signs for your undertones, the pink in my skin and blue veins lead to me to say I’m cool toned.
But I’ve had my hair all different hair colors and have been told I looked good in them all. I suppose this is rare and makes me more neutral.
I’ve had different shades of brown hair, different shades of red hair, a butter blonde to platinum.
Now, at 60, I noticed around my face that my hair is silver, which I’ve always admired.
So, I’m now in the pandemic grow out stage. I’ve got about 4 inches left of the old blonde to grow out and access what my natural hair currently looks like.
One thing I’ve learned, silver/gray hair is more dry and fragile.
It’s a learning process.
Totally makes sense Justin. Thankyou .
You're so welcome!
Your videos are SO good. ☺️I love how u explain things and the effort you put into editing these great nature shots.🙌🏻
Thank you - you've just confirmed my suspicion that I was in the Cool category (hair as well as personality!). Happy hiking.
HAHAH! Love it!!! Glad to help! :)
Thanks so much for your awesome video! Percentage of highlights might help my stylist better understand. A small change in color level can make a huge difference!
Absolutely! So glad I could help!!
Stunning 😍 views!!!! The undertones something can’t get it right yet. But this information is very helpful.
Beautiful pictures. The views are amazing. Thankyou for sharing. Never ever seen anything like that! Also thank you for sharing all this great information I always wondered about the cool and warm tones it's nice to actually learn while watching your videos. I'm cool cool and cool! LOL never wear gold. Lol.. excellent video! So cool that you have that all around you to hike.
Awesome! It’s Important to know your skin tone so that you can know you’re correct color undertones to work best with your skin tone. Glad to know I can help. And yes these views are amazing!
Awesome videos! Love the background. I wish my hairdresser would be asking me some of these questions.
This video was very helpful. Now you just need to do my hair. 😉
Love the professional hair/ skin information, beautiful scenery, and your mostly concise delivery! I learn a lot from you; thank you. However, I find the loud urban music out of touch with the otherwise relaxing content. Would love more serene music that doesn’t clash with the gorgeous views!🌲
I love seeing the nature but not the music. Great info.
Thanks Justin! This helps me soooo much. 😁👍🏼
So good sooo helpful and I love your office 😊the views are breathtaking 😅😜
skin tone aaargghh...in the end i choose a hairdressers that had a specialist colour consultant in house ..i heard neutral is much rarer than one thinks, Evangelista the super model, could wear ANY hair colour. and the other day when you spoke of our asymmetric faces ..i recall seeing an article on this, 100 s of pictures of celebrities their faces switched around, they all looked soo different, apart from madonna due to her face being almost perfectly symmetric . love your channel justine . wish your hairdressers was slightly nearer to me. (im uk )
Thank you! I appreciate that. Yes neutral skin tones are definitely more rare and a symmetrical face is definitely rare.
This looks so similar to where I live, that is, the Scottish Highlands! I love your videos and watch them all, as someone with strong, curly hair. I am mature (well, 70 next year) and have grass green eyes the same as my cat, and eyelashes/eyebrows that are still thick and black, so am reluctant to go grey as going too light makes me look and feel washed out (I might over 90). I have gone a lot lighter though, to a light natural brown, I used to be very dark brown with a touch of warmth. If I go too warm gold, with colour though, I look flushed an it fades to orange. if I go too cool, I look ashy pale skinned and like I have been dug up! So I try to keep to a natural, neutral tone with just a touch of warmth. I can wear gold or silver, silver better now than before, but its still a bit cool on me, gold is a bit warm. Going lighter though has definately helped me look softer with age.
i love this video .. i have to start dyeing my hair myself because of lockdown and i was wondering how I'll pick my colour .. fingers crossed i get it right
Great info Justin. Thank you.
I use a different approach. When someone is very warm tone, I add rosiness, neutrals, and some cools to the palette for balance. I’ve seen yellow skinned people wearing very warm, yellow, amber hair and to my eyes, it’s unattractive and swallowing. But when I add some neutral or cool to their vivid or warm tone, they come alive. I’ve also color-balanced cool tone skin by adding warmth, this way the overall image of the whole person looks more neutral. But again, it always depends on the specific shades, like someone with a deep yellow olive skin would not look good in a pastel cool pink, but they might look terrific in a bright Fuchsia. And I’ve put light golden blonde hair on clients with pale pink skin and it looked beautiful. That’s why it’s hard to really have rules on this because every incremental variance makes a difference on the individual.
So true, I am warmer skin tone, natural redhead in my youth, but I find now at 57, I look better in cooler tones. When I wear warmer tones in my hair, I look sallow and sickly…the cooler tones definitely brighten my face.
Can I just come hiking with you guys sometime? The scenery is amazing!
That said, I have needed this video for ages. My natural hair is lousy but I can't seem to get the right color if I do it at home (Covid and hard times sometimes in the past).
Awesome! So glad I could help! And, if you’re ever in Portland....we’d love to have ya on a hike!
You got to 100k ! Congratulations 🎉
Thank you Sharon! Now it's on to 500K!
Great info! ❤️
So informative!! Excellent video!!
Thank you for the great video. You have a great way of teaching. I guess I'm mainly warm.
You’re so welcome! Thank you. If you’re warmer, just stick with colors that have warmer base tones. Like A gold base tone for example.
Justin, would you consider teaming up with the amazing people at Dyson, and doing a video about the Airwrap? I’m totally in love with mine, but would love to see some of your ideas on how to utilise the attachments better, how to create different looks, and also some tips on how to use it on short to very short hair. Thanks !!
Great question! I actually want to do that, I need to reach out to them and bring that up. I keep forgetting! LOL
Love this !!! Thanks for the knowledge
You are so welcome!
Wow made that clear to me. I want Highlights 25 percent. I have dark brown hair and I want carmel highligts. But it turns arburn and I don't want red in anyway.
This is seriously THE best channel!!😁😁
You’re WAY too nice! And I saw your other comment. I live in Wa but my salon is in Portland. So I’m usually in both! Lol.
@@justinhickox OK, that makes sense. I just had assumed that you lived in Portland, where your salon is but now I know otherwise. You obviously know where all the good trails are and hiking locations!
I have struggled with the undertone thing too. I might be pale neutral, but I have so many warm freckles that I use a warm foundation that blends them all together. I have hazel eyes. I colored my hair warm brown for years, to cover my grey. At least, I assumed it was grey or silver. I grew it out during lockdown. Turns out it is pure white, healthy and down to my waist, and the color looks so good with my skin that I get complements all the time. And platinum is not supposed to be good with warm skin. Go figure.
This was a very helpful explanation. Thank you
Just found your channel and LOVE all your info and the way you present it - just fabulous energy too. My hair has gotten more porous with age - probably due to blow drying, hormonal changes, and living with well water. I used to be able to dye my hair at home and get great results. Now - with the porosity, it seems to suck up too much color when I try it at home and turns out flat/one dimensional looking and dull and just too dark all over. Then I race to my hairstylist for a fix. I'd like to save some money. Any tips for box color at home for super porous hair? P.S. I normally get a root color to cover grays and then highlights around my face to lighten things up. I'd be willing to give up the highlights if the box color didn't come out so flat looking. Thanks very much! :)
Fabulous vlog! Great information ❤️🇨🇦
Started before Covid.... Haircuts resulting in my natural color. Lucky it’s gorgeous...
Great to hear! That's ideal for sure!
I've always wanted to color my hair but then I think about what color I want and realize I already have it especially in the summer. I love learning all things hair. Thank you.
That's awesome!!! Love hearing that!
Mom called my hair dirty blonde 🤦♀️ the older I have become, the darker it is. But I have always highlighted it. I don’t feel self positivity unless it’s blonde .
My mom thought the answer to many problems was ‘go blonde’😂
Yeah I got to go with the deeper brown I love the copper and the golden but I get my gray roots coming in so I have to go with a darker
This video was very helpful! Thank you
You're so welcome!
I'm a brunette that had a "bump up" from an 8 to a 5 about 6 years ago. That was the only time I've ever had my hair colored. Will you please explain the difference of that versus a full color treatment? I'm proudly letting myself naturally grey but am thinking about coloring my hair. Any suggestions? Thank you for these videos.
Great helpful information! I think your great and loved the beautiful views!😍
I don’t know. I’m olive I think but I have yellow and pink. My veins look kind a blue green. I look nice in most winter colors. Things is I’m 65 and am growing wearing of coloring my hair. I’ve been doing it myself and use a 4 neutral w a little copper mixed in. Would you consider doing a video on how to transition natural color. Especially how those w dark hair can do this without major shock😂 if possible 😁
Hey Justin love your videos and the scenery is so beautiful. Is there a link for the free webinar you mentioned in this video? I don't seem to be able to find it. Thanks!
Wow.....this is so informative!!!
Where do I send my payment for all this great information? Thanks Justin for always having our backs! 💕
Very interesting! Loved the views, massive waterfall and the thick moss on the trees!
When I got my hair highlighted once, I was expecting the big chunky highlights, but got very thin ones. Still pretty, but I was disappointed-guess I didn’t know how to ask for that. Lol
Great info!
Thank you! I appreciate that. Absolutely with the highlights! It can be a huge difference. Smaller highlights, sometimes called baby lights, can have a tendency to just make the hair look all over lighter. Thicker highlights have a tendency to add more dimension to the hair. I would ask for a chunkier highlight but nothing ridiculously thick so it looks like racing stripes LOL! This is why I say photos are always the best way to describe what you want because it’s a universal language.
I am mostly gray but color my hair a medium neutral brown (6N). My coloring leans towards a warm/neutral. My natural hair color was a medium brown with lots of red when in the sun. I would love to go to a lighter color so I could go longer between coloring, which I also think would be more age appropriate (66). But I just don't think I'd like the way I look with a lighter color. I think there might be apps where you can post a picture of yourself then play with hair colors. Do you know of a good one?
I like seeing the beautiful places! Would u tell us where these places are? Maybe I just missed you saying that. But thanks for the outing! Nice to combine that with learning about hair.
Totally! In my past few videos I’ve started telling people where I was, however in the last couple I’ve decided I want people to guess. So if I don’t see it in the video, look at the pinned comment below and you’ll see that I’ll ask people if they know where I’m at so they can guess. Then in a couple of days I will comment and let people know where I am if they haven’t already guessed it.
So helpful!!!
Great information
This content is AMAZING thank you! However I’m going through a...I haven’t seen my natural hair color since 1995, and would like to see it before it’s all grey 😝
lol! Love it!!! :)
Love the explanations. I feel it leaned toward brown and blonde type hair coloring though. I am thoroughly confused on reds. I been many levels and shades but still unsure which goes with what tones? Help please
Another’s great video. I didn’t understand levels and now I know I’m a cool level 5 or 6.....still deciding if I want to darken it to 6! So would the highlights need to be a certain shade for cool?
Awesome! Great question. If you want to stay cool with the overall look then yes, you’d want to keep the highlights on the cooler side as well. As far as what shade, just a “cool” highlite vs a warm or gold highlite. They don’t have to be a certain level, just a cooler tone of whatever level you decide on if that makes sense.
Great info!can u do a Video on how to use a styling wand....I recently got one but have no idea how to use it correctly!.
Ty, easy for me... cool
Thank you. I enjoyed the science behind the test to determine skin tones. Even thou I have quit dying my hair in Aug 2020 the cool color of the silver hair will match my undertones. This test also explains why I was tired of the color because it was more neutral but pulling out brass. Do u have any suggestions on how to tone down the colored hair as it's growing out? Thx and congrats on exceeding your goals of subscribers.
You're so welcome! Great question, are you wanting to know how to tone down brassiness in the color as it's growing or trying to break up the grow out line so it doesn't look so obvious as it grows?
@@justinhickox I would like to tone down the previous colored hair. I did a combo of low lights and high lights a month or 2 after I stopped the coloring. It's blending ok but the ends are faded and orange in color. Thank you for asking and any advise offered.
I’m in New York but will be in Portland in a few months to visit my son... So hoping I can get an appointment for a cut and color. I had all my extremely long hair cut off for treatments and surgery after a brain injury over a year ago. It is finally getting some length back (almost to bra strap) and I’m looking for a new style. I want something to celebrate my return to life so to speak and have been watching your videos for over a year while I healed and getting my new style from you would be a cherry on top for me...How long in advance do I need to make an appointment?
Ty! I 'can' wear neutral and pull it off- but I do prefer cool on me personally. Way better for my mindset.
How can I get a deep vibrant color without going dark brown? I was born blonde and always lighten in front a blonde color - but I want something dramatic and rich, deep looking. Something that says' you are smart'!
Can I get lift w a blinde colir. My hair is so much fuller w color rather than highlights.(at home or in salon). Thanks for the nature!
My warm natural brunette hair is quickly turning gray. Will that gray also be warm, or is it possible for warm hair to turn cool once it turns gray and is void of pigment? My skin is warm and I would like to grow out my gray, but not if it is going to clash with the undertone of my skin.
Great information thank you 🙏
You’re so welcome! Glad to help!
Wouldn’t our natural color be best? Or something in the same family? Awesome views!
Great question! Many times yes, but if you’re wanting to color it, it’s important to understand what undertone will work best for your skin. And, oddly enough, sometimes your natural color isn’t always best, seems crazy but my wife falls into that category.
Justin, Thank you for teaching me how this process works! You Rock!
I have a question? I’m a light neutral skin tone, with brown eyes. I’m at level 6(root),I would like to add some lighter face framing highlights. I appreciate any ideas or suggestions
I wish you could do my hair 🤩
Very good info 👍💖
Thanks sir 👍👍
Most welcome, thank you!
Great views and advice.
Still struggling with my stylist. My hair is growing out from blonde (red as a baby & strawberry blonde ages 4-10. Starting getting darker has a teen & put my own highlights in so golden highlights on dark reddish blonde. Fast forward to Covid ; now I have white roots in the front (one of those people who got a white shock of hair on my right side, starting at age 40 - right eyebrow also has more white in it; have them died. Darker blonde roots at back of crown. I am a warm.
Want to keep white growing out but like British actress Helen Mirren. Do I want highlights or lowlights? Thinking a 10 Blonde but what tone highlight or lowlight to grow out the white but while seamlessly adding a little warmth? Help!!!!!
I am the woman whose Berner chipped her front teeth. Went on a hike yesterday, she spied a doe & her two fawns & she took off after them. Never seen my 7 year old Berner run that fast...impressive! Thanks
Hi! I'm a white Latina, want to leave my greys be onto my brunette hair, but have a check into each category, so what do I choose for highlights?
Gorgeous views and great info. You sure you can’t move to Georgia?
So helpful thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Yikes! I got a check in each box.1 in warm, 1 in cool, 1 in neutral..ha Of course I would be the problem child. I'm in middle 30s and heavily going naturally grey already from a medium brown.
Haha! Gotta love that right. I’d default to the jewelry test or the vein test. Also you can look at your natural color and see what undertone it has. Then go toward that. It isn’t always spot on but a good starting point.
Same 🤦🏻♀️
Any recommendations for brands of box color?
No idea where you are. It is beautiful! OKAY, so I'm tripping out. My hair stylist went on "vacation". Coming back this weekend to color my hair. Eh, I'm thinking not. 3 hours in my face when she doesn't wear a mask the whole time. No. So, here's my dilemma. Not sure if you need to address in another video, but I'm doing something THIS WEEK myself. I have different shades of blonde with about 2 inches of dark blonde roots with - yes! - a few grey hairs, that look ironically blonde with the rest of my hair. BUT I am ready to cover the growth. If I pick, let's say, a 8a or 9a (I'm very cool. LOL!) will it cover the blonde highlights and lift the roots to the same shade? Or what do I do. HEEEEELP!
This is a great question and totally the reason I created our MaterClass for home hair. There's a lot that goes into it. Send me a message on Instagram and I'll help ya out. Much easier over voice text than trying to explain it here.
You are somewhere in the NW for sure.
Hello, I've just turned 50 and my natural colour is grey ,what do you think of people who dye their hair silver ?,
My skin tone is cool so I’ll make sure to choose a color with a cooler base tone. Thanks for the awesome tips Mr. Justin Hickox
You da man Maddox!