Lit brunette: how to achieve the look without coloring techniques?

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25 Lit brunette: how to achieve the look without coloring techniques?

The lit brunette look can be achieved at home in a simple way: come find out how! (Photo: Instagram @bwatuwant)

Becoming a lit brunette is something that many people look for as the hottest time of the year approaches. The look is a great option for those who want to bring light to the look and, at the same time, don't want to worry too much about very light global colorations that are more difficult to take care of on beach and pool days. To achieve the look, many people bet on different coloring techniques such as ombré hair and highlights, but did you know that it is possible to achieve a lit brunette color at home, using global coloring?

In the Cor&Ton family, the main responsible for the illuminated brunette is the 7.3 Golden Blond: the coloring does not have a background as light as the other shades of blond and, with the golden reflections, guarantees the luminosity in the final result. Today, Fica Diva will tell you everything you need to know to become a lit brunette at home. Check it out!

To become a lit brunette, do you need to bleach your hair?

One of the main questions before any transformation with color has to do with the need to bleach the hair or not. Almost always, the ideal answer is: it depends. To achieve the desired look with the 7.3 Color & Tone Golden Blond, owners of naturally light hair need not worry, as darkening the hair is easier than the other way around. Those with light or medium brown hair shouldn't have too much trouble either, as coloring with ammonia lightens up to three tones by itself.

If your hair is dark brown, you can also dye your hair without coloring it, but the result may be a little darker than desired. Still, it's an option for those who don't want to risk discoloration. Now, the owners of natural black hair, will need to discolor the strands until they turn brown to ensure the Golden Blond light.

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How to take care of your hair before and after becoming a lit brunette?

Preparing the hair before any transformation is super necessary for the strands to withstand the change - even if it's smooth - and remain beautiful and healthy after it. For coloring, capillary reconstruction is a basic recommendation a week before applying the color and after it - especially if you are a curly or curly brunette, hair types that are naturally drier and more fragile.

In addition, hydration and nutrition must also be up to date to avoid possible dryness of the strands, which, in addition to leaving the hair with a split effect, is the gateway to split ends and other more serious problems.

Lit brunette: long, medium or short hair?

When the visual lighting is done with coloring techniques such as Californian highlights or ombré hair in shades of caramel, gold or honey, it is quite common for it to be an option for owners of long or medium hair - even if it is not impossible to achieve the result. wanted in shorts. The lit brunette long bob, for example, is a huge success!

An advantage of betting on the lightened brunette with global coloring is that there is no size restriction: you can easily color strands of different lengths! Just pay attention to one detail: to achieve the lit brunette look on curly, curly hair or very long strands, it may be necessary to use more than one box because of the volume of the strands, okay?

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Does the light brown color match my skin tone?

Another very common doubt among those who decide to change their hair color has to do with harmonizing the new one with their skin tone. After all, does the Louro Dourado 7.3 that leaves you a lit brunette suit everyone?

As it is a color with a darker background and only bright reflections, this coloring tends to look good on different skin tones, especially warm ones. But did you know that Fica Diva has a tool that can help answer this specifically in your case? It's the Test Your Color: all you have to do is upload a photo of yourself in a well-lit place with loose hair and select Blonde Dourado 7.3 from the available options. The tool will change the color of your strands in the photo and you'll be able to see whether or not you like the result even before applying the color. Amazing, huh? In addition to this lit brunette, you can also try black, brown, red hair and other shades of blonde. Go there!