THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CHOOSING THE RIGHT COLOUR FOR HAIR EXTENSIONS

Reading Time: 7 mins

There are a variety of factors to consider when choosing the right colour for hair extensions. Whether you are looking for a natural look or a bright, vibrant colour, there are a variety of options to choose from. Here are some tips to help you choose the right hair extension colour:

Check Your Hair’s Colour in Natural Light

The first step in choosing the right colour for hair extensions is to check your hair’s natural colour in natural light. This will help you to determine the best colour option for your hair. If your hair is light, you may want to choose a light colour hair extension. If your hair is dark, you may want to choose a darker colour hair extension.

Consider Choosing a Different Color

If you want to add some creativity to your look, you can try using extensions of a different colour. You can either layer longer strands of another colour underneath your shorter natural hair or match your new extensions highlight for highlight. Either way, your stylist can help you achieve the look you want.

Consider Highlighting Your Extensions

If you have darker hair and are going to be wearing your extensions full-time, you should consider adding a lighter colour gloss or highlight to your extensions. This will help to brighten up your hair, and the lower portions of the weave will blend in with your natural hair colour.

Don’t Rely on the Colour of Your Hair Roots Alone

Many people choose their new hair extension colour by looking at the colour of their own hair roots. While this is one way to choose your colour, it is not the only way. Your hair roots may not match your extensions once your hair extensions are installed.

For example, if you typically dye your hair in the summer, then your hair is likely to look blonder in the summer. You should choose your hair extension colour by looking at your natural hair colour in natural light or at a salon, regardless of whether or not your hair is growing in with roots.

Match Hair Extensions To Your Ends

If you want hair extensions that match your natural hair colour exactly, you should ask your stylist to use the same colour as your ends.

Consider Wearing Multiple Colours

There are many creative ways you can use multiple colours of hair extensions, such as wearing all blonde pieces with a dark brown base or wearing a variety of colours that match your outfit for an evening out. Your stylist can help you get the look you want.

Which Colour Should You Go For?

When you are choosing the right colour for hair extensions, a good tip is to choose a colour that perfectly matches your own natural hair colour or to choose a colour that is one shade lighter or darker than your natural hair colour. This will help you to avoid making your hair look fake, as well as avoid choosing a colour that is too bright for your skin tone.

1. Blonde Hair

Many people choose to wear blonde hair extensions when they are looking for a colour that is not too bright. Blonde hair extensions can vary widely. Some are brassy, some are a pale yellow, and others are a deep, chestnut brown. If you want your hair extensions to look natural, you should select a shade of blonde that suits your skin tone.

2. Red Hair

Red hair extensions can also vary widely. You may want to subtly enhance your locks with red Bobbi pins. Your stylist can help you choose the right colour of red to match your skin tone. You can also try adding red highlights to your natural hair colour.

3. Brown Hair

If you want a natural look and don’t want hair extensions that are too bright or too colourful, you should choose a brown colour. You can choose from a variety of shades of brown that range from golden to chestnut.

4. Black Hair

If you have dark hair and you want to wear very dark extensions, you should opt for a dark brown colour. If you want lighter hair extensions, you should choose a shade that is a shade or two lighter than your natural hair colour.

5. Silver/Grey

If you want silver or grey hair extensions, you should opt for a grey that is a couple of shades lighter than your natural hair colour, or even colour-tinted gray or silver. These shades provide the most natural-looking colour for your hair.

How to Find the Right Colour for Your Skintone

When choosing a hair colour for your extensions, it’s important to consider your skin tone.

For under lights, you can choose a colour that is one or two shades lighter than your skintone. For highlights and all-over colours, you can choose a colour that is one or two shades darker than your skintone.

If you’re torn between two colours, it’s okay to mix and match. Consider a full head of extensions in a lighter colour and a few strands of dark highlights for a more subtle effect.

How to Find the Right Colour for Your Eyes

You can also choose a hair colour that complements your eye colour to help you achieve a natural look. This can include choosing a colour that is similar or choosing a colour that is the opposite on the colour wheel.

For example, if you have blonde hair and blue eyes, you might want to try a red highlight. For dark hair and brown eyes, you might want to try a dark brown highlight.

Is There a Colour That Works with Every Hair Color and Every Style?

This is a great question. The answer is yes. The problem is that there are so many different shades of colours available. If you are going to a salon, they will probably have what is called an “allegory scheme.” This is a chart that tells them what shades of colour to use in order to match their hair and skin tone as closely as possible.

How Long Will My Hair Extension Colour Last?

When choosing a hair extension colour, there are many factors to consider. One factor is how long the hair is going to last. Some people get their hair extensions done and then choose to have them taken out after a few months.

Other people choose to keep their extensions in for a long period of time. If you are going to keep your extensions in for a long period of time, you may want to choose a colour that is going to last for a longer period of time.

Is Dyeing Your Hair Extensions Possible?

Most hair extensions can be dyed. There are a few factors to consider when deciding if your extensions can be dyed.

First, ask your stylist if the extensions you are buying are chemically processed. Most extensions are not chemically processed. If your extensions are not chemically processed, it will be easier for your stylist to dye them.

Second, consider whether your extensions are real human hair or not. If your extensions are real human hair, they will be very easy to dye. If your extensions are made from synthetic fibres, it will be more difficult for your stylist to dye them.

If you want to dye your hair extensions, remember that you can dye the weft of your extensions but not the coloured hair clips that are attached to the weft. Your stylist will have to remove the clips in order to dye your extensions.

If you have a full head of hair extensions, it is also recommended that you have your stylist dye your natural hair or have them dye your hair the same colour. This will help your hair to look natural.

What Are the Dyeing Time Limits for My Hair Extensions?

If you choose to dye your hair extensions, you should keep in mind that the colour will not last as long as your extensions do. Your extensions will last for months, whereas the dye can only last for a few weeks. It is also recommended that you avoid exposing your dyed hair clips to WATER. If you splash water on your hair, the dye will quickly come off. If you want to dye your hair extensions, it’s recommended that you dye them darker rather than lightening as this will cause less damage. 

How Much Does it Cost to Get Hair Extensions Dyed?

The cost to get hair extensions dyed will vary from person to person. It will depend on the length and thickness of your extensions, the amount of time it takes to dye your extensions, the amount of hair you have, the amount of work involved in dyeing your extensions, and whether or not you have highlighted in your natural hair.

If you want to dye your hair extensions, it’s recommended that you see a professional stylist. It’s not recommended that you try to dye your hair extensions at home. The chemicals involved in the dyeing process can be very dangerous, and you may damage or ruin your extensions or you may damage your natural hair.

Wrapping Up

As you can see, there are many options when it comes to choosing the perfect colour for your hair extensions. Hair extensions are very versatile. You can wear them with your everyday casual clothing, or you can wear them with your fancy evening wear.

There are many different styles of hair extensions, and there are many different colours of hair extensions. Choosing the right colour for hair extensions is more than just picking a colour you like. You have to consider your skin tone and your eye colour, as well as your hairstyle and the length of time you plan to wear your extensions. The colour you choose will be a big factor in whether or not people can tell that your hair is not real.

Foxy Locks offers the best hair extensions. We offer luxuries quality clip-in Remy hair. Get in touch with us.

Comments are closed here.