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0.08 Tips for choosing the best nailpolish colours
2.15 Choosing colours for face masks
5.18 As you age, does anyone go from warm to cool and back to warm? What to do with my gold jewellery?
Choosing your Nail Polish Colours
What Colour Face Mask
How to Stop Glasses Fogging with a Face Mask Plus more Useful Mask Wearing Tips
Changing Colours as you Age
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Choosing your Fabrics
Fabric – How your Personality affects your choice of prints and patterns
Ideas for your Accessories
Style with cool soft colours
How to Create Dramatic Outfits When Your Most Flattering Colours are Soft and Smoky
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Hello Imogen. I have hair I’ve always called “black” but I suppose is more of a deeper warm soft black-brown. This undertone becomes more evident when I straighten my hair or when I’m in the sun. But every time I color my hair, my stylist (each different people) always make the *exact* same comment of “wow your hair pulls more golden than I was expecting”. I’ve heard of deeper brown hair colors pulling red, but not necessarily golden. Because my hair pulls golden, it’s hard for me to successfully dye my hair in neutral tones and when I go blonde it has a natural tendency to look yellow-blonde. Even though my natural hair is blackish which I was thought was supposed to be a neutral? Basically, my question is – does this mean I need to consider my hair as a color or as a neutral when I’m assessing myself on your “3 step ultimate color contrast” post?