Dark blonde hair: discover the tone that walks between light and brown and matches all skin tones

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One of the benefits of dark blonde is that the nuance lightens the hair without harming it (Photo: Instagram @bel_pipsqueekinsaigon)

Meet dark blonde, the color that's winning over countless divas (Instagram @ lexigraham)

Dark blonde hair is a shade between blonde and brown (Photo: Instagram @ashleapenfold)

To conquer the dark blonde, you will use color number 6.0, but this can vary from your base color (Photo: Instagram @ashleapenfold)

Dark blonde suits dark skin

Brunettes can achieve dark blonde at home without bleaching (Photo: Instagram @anhcotran)

Dark blonde is a super democratic tone and has a very natural look (Photo: Instagram @ashleapenfold)

One of the strengths of dark blonde is that it can be achieved without discoloring the hair, depending on the base color.

Dark blonde can have different nuances, from the most light brown tones to the most golden and illuminated (Photo: Instagram @ashleapenfold)

In addition to the natural dark blonde, you can bet on the golden dark blonde (Photo: Instagram @tali_moas_makeup)

Dark blonde brightens curly hair. Learn how to achieve nuance! (Photo: Instagram @k.els.ey)

Dark blonde hair also values curly hair (Photo: Instagram @realanaismali)

Dark blonde hair is one of the darlings for the lit brunette look (Photo: Instagram @liornahman)

Dark blonde - or dark blonde, as it is called in the coloring boxes - is a tone that walks between brown and blonde, so it can have different shades, from the shades more inclined towards light brown to the most golden and enlightened. This blonde hair color is very democratic, it goes like a glove on all skin tones and, even when the hair is dyed, it has a very natural look.

If you are thinking about investing in this shade, check out tips that can help you in the decision and get inspired by 16 photos!

Dark blonde coloring harms the strands less

One of the strengths of dark blonde is that it is not as aggressive to the hair as a lighter shade, which often needs to be discolored to achieve the desired result. However, that doesn't mean you should give up your hair schedule with hydration, nutrition and rebuilding to make highlights healthy.

Perfect shade to invest in Californian locks

Women with natural dark blonde hair can achieve an amazing look by pulling a few lighter or golden highlights. In addition, this is the perfect base color for those who want to invest in Californian highlights or ombré hair. Both techniques will brighten your face, warm your skin and still make your look super modern.

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The dark blonde numbering is 6.0. Learn how to achieve nuance

To conquer the dark blonde, you will use color number 6.0, but this can vary depending on the desired tone and the natural color of your hair. Those who already have light brown or lighter than dark blonde hair can easily achieve the tone with a toner, which is an even less aggressive option than permanent hair color.

But if that's not the case for you and you have dark brown hair, permanent coloring is the best choice to make the transformation, as it can lighten up to three tones on natural bases - that is, virgin hair. If your hair has any dark coloring, regardless of the color, it will be necessary to discolor it to remove the existing pigments and then apply the dark blonde dye.

Discoloration is also necessary for those who have naturally black hair, as it would be necessary to go up more than three tones at once with the coloring, which can cause orange spots in the locks. These guidelines are valid both for those who are going to bet on natural dark blonde as well as on other shades, such as dark ash blonde and dark golden blonde.

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Identify signs of damage before coloring strands

To achieve a dark blonde, you may need to bleach your locks. But, before using any chemical on the hair, it is important to assess whether your strands are prepared to receive this transformation. The first sign that they are fragile is the loss of elasticity, causing the famous gum effect. If when pulling the thread it becomes wrinkled and does not return to normal easily, it is a sign that the hair fiber has lost all resistance and natural moisture, becoming rubbery and weak. Therefore, treat the hair with cauterizations with liquid keratin once a week and hydration twice before coloring.

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