31/ Chocolate hair on brunettes: 15 inspiration photos and tips to achieve the color
See chocolate hair color inspirations for brunettes and tips to achieve the nuance (Photo: Instagram @marialitti)
Chocolate hair on brunettes provides an elegant and youthful look (Photo: Instagram @oshersaadon_)
It is important to take care of chocolate hair before and after the transformation to avoid stains (Photo: Instagram @marissa_lane)
The chocolate hair color is perfect for brightening up dark skin tones (Photo: Instagram @kirstyannehair)
Chocolate colored hair is easy to achieve with naturally brown hair (Photo: Instagram @mane_ivy)
Golden chocolate hair is an alternative for those who want a brighter look (Photo: Instagram @sayriajade)
Choosing the ideal chocolate hair dye makes all the difference in the final result of the transformation (Photo: Instagram @dvir_tvik)
The chocolate hair color on brunettes promotes luminosity to the look without radicalizing it (Photo: Instagram @joyjah)
Chocolate hair is a good bet for anyone who wants to be a lit brunette without highlighting (Photo: Instagram @exteriorglam)
The chocolate hair on brunettes creates a balanced contrast with the skin tone (Photo: Instagram @victoriaajane)
It is possible to apply the chocolate hair dye directly to the strands, without discoloration (Photo: Instagram @mane_ivy)
Chocolate hair on brunettes is quite sophisticated (Photo: Instagram @salsalhair)
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6.7 Chocolates
ExploreLooking for chocolate hair inspirations on brunettes, diva? This shade of brown is a great bet for those with tanned skin because of its warm and illuminated brown background. In addition to enhancing skin color, chocolate-colored hair is an alternative for those who want to become a lit brunette without having to highlight or lighten the hair. Want to know how to achieve this look? Check out the tips and get inspired with the 15 photos we've separated for you!
Chocolate hair color for brunettes: why is nuance perfect for this skin tone?
Chocolate hair color is considered one of the best shades for dark skin. But do you know the reason for this? Is that chocolate hair is between the shades of medium brown and most of the time not necessarily discoloration to be achieved. Therefore, it is perfect for those who have naturally dark locks and want to improve their look without changing it radically.
In addition, the traditional chocolate hair color has a warm and slightly lit brownish undertone that highlights tanned skin and provides a look that is both youthful and elegant - as it is a very classic shade of brown. There is also golden chocolate hair, for those who want that extra dose of lighting, and other variations like ash chocolate, which is more suitable for fair-skinned brunettes with pink undertones.
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How to achieve chocolate hair at home: tips for choosing and applying paint
To achieve chocolate hair at home, the first step is to choose the right dye. And that doesn't just apply to the nuance, see, diva? The quality of the product is also essential so that everything goes well with your transformation and the color is impeccable. So, look for options with moisturizing action, which are kinder to the locks and reduce damage during coloring.
Our diva tip is the chocolate hair dye 6.7 by Cor&Ton, which, in addition to painting and moisturizing, already delivers the desired color without you having to mix tones. As it is only three tones above dark brown - the most common hair color among brunettes -, it is very likely that you will be able to achieve chocolate hair and leave the locks well lit without discoloring.
When applying the paint, the main secret is to follow the step by step described in the explanatory leaflet that comes inside the box. Remember to do the touch test and strand test to ensure that you and your hair will not react to the product in any way.
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Before applying chocolate hair dye, your strands must be strong and healthy.
Did you know that dry and porous hair can have difficulty retaining hair dye pigments and cause a different result than desired? This can cause the wires not to reach the planned color or even become stained.
To avoid this problem, it is essential that your locks are well treated on the day of coloring. But no washing and moisturizing the day before dyeing your hair, diva! It is important that the wires have been unwashed for at least three days when applying the dye. Therefore, plan to intensify hair treatments a few weeks in advance. This will prevent dryness and porosity, as well as strengthen the strands, reducing the chances of breakage.
And to keep the chocolate hair color always shiny and free of reddish stains - which is very common in brown hair! - after the transformation, it is worth following a capillary schedule for colored hair, remembering to include a post-chemical treatment and a combing cream with UV filter and thermal protection in the routine for finishing the locks.
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