Q&A for How to Choose the Right Hair Colour

This really depends on your desired result and whether you are talking about professional color or box dye. I like Goldwell for blond colors, Wella for reds, and Redken for brunette and gray coverage.

Dark browns can come in both warm and cool tones. For instance, espresso has a cool bluish base while chocolate brown has warmer bronze undertones.

Cool skin tone looks best with warm hair. For example, porcelain skin is stunning with bright red or golden blonde hair.

A warm hair color is one that has a gold, copper, or red tone. Golden blonde, copper, and golden brown are all warm hair colors.

It sounds like you have very strong coloring. I would think another bold hue like a deep purple or cherry red would work well, but it depends on your undertones, whether your complexion is light with warm or cool undertones.

One of the best ways to chose a color that works for you is to visit a wig store and try on different options. You can see what is flattering and what feels like it suites your personality.

Very fair skin usually is drowned out by shades of dark or hot pink. Opt for a light brown and ombré into a medium shade of blond (besides platinum). If you really want a pop of color, a light blue will look good with a platinum, or lavender with honey blond.

A light blue will look good with tan skin, but will cause damage because of the bleach necessary. Darker skin looks better with a more royal blue, and light skin with a velvet-blue color.

The best colors to use are probably brown in the roots to blonde.

It is likely that you have darker hair. Try bleaching your hair first and then apply the color. You don't need to bleach it too much, just maybe a shade or two lighter than your actual hair color.

Yes, but if you have a lot of freckles on your skin, you might want to stick with a bit darker colors.

Try mixing the colours. Chocolate brown fading to a warm caramel will probably look great on your complexion, not to mention compliment your eye colour.

Most of the time, yes. It also depends on your skin tone. White hair is also very high maintenance. Be prepared to go back to the salon at least once a month or once every other month. It is best to dye it white if: You have a lighter (white or lighter Hispanic), you live in an area with mostly cloudy or rainy weather, and you have the money to dye it/maintain it. You can dye it no matter what you look like, but these recommendations might be helpful.

Red, black, brown, and medium blonde can all look good with green eyes (depending on your skin tone as well).

Go for a bold, colorful hair color. Maybe try a blue, or purple, or any loud dye. It would make quite a noticeable difference.

The color of your hair depends greatly on the color of your skin. Ask your hairstylist for some suggestions.

Try using the color hair spray people use with costumes around Halloween, they wash right out so you can try as many as you need to find the right color without having to make a commitment. When you find the color you like, you can use actual hair dye, or go to a salon to have it done professionally.

Green eyes and green hair may seem like a good combination; however, it would be better to stay with more natural colors such as honey-blond ombrés and darker shades of brown.

Yes, as long as you have the confidence to rock it!

Try light brown or dark brown. What I would use in your situation is probably hot pink, light blue, or just white.

A dark shade of brown with a lighter ombré may look nice. Dark hair usually looks best with caramel skin.

You should go with a darker/dirtier blonde or a light brown.

I think that's an awesome color choice! If you have a warmer skin tone and natural hair color, go for a brighter, more expressive red. If you have cooler tones, you should probably go for more of a jewel tone, like ruby red. Red compliments green-blue eyes stunningly!

It will have to be stripped and then recolored.

This guide should be helpful, but if you'd like to see your options in real life you could try on a couple of wigs in the colors and tones that you're interested in and see what you think suits you best.

Blonde would be a good color for you. The combination of brown and a lighter shade of blonde at the ends will look very good with your eyes and complexion.

Your natural black hair may actually be the nicest for your eyes and skin. If you'd like a change, though, you could try a cool shade of brown or blonde.

Rihanna been rocking a poppy red hairshade; I think it would look amazing on someone with blue eyes.

It sounds like you're near the middle of the spectrum, so you could try just about anything. Stay away from super dark or light colors. If you lean toward the cool end of the spectrum, stay away from red or other loud, hot colors, and go instead for jewel tones. If you have warmer colors, you can go bolder and brighter, but don't pick a very flat or damp hair color.

You don’t have to go platinum blonde at all! You will look great in almost any color. A velvety brown or a brassy blond would look good, or even a pastel blue or pink.