Brown

Brown is one of the most common natural hair colors, and it’s a flattering shade for many women. It can be combined with highlights and lowlights to create depth and dimension in your hairstyle. You can add warmth to your complexion by mixing in other shades like honey, caramel or sable browns. Or try out some fun different hues like chocolate brown, chestnut brown or espresso-toffee shades for something bolder!

Blonde

If you have blonde hair, you’re probably most common in northern Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Blonde hair is also most common in people with blue eyes (and sometimes green eyes), fair skin and a fair complexion.

If you have any of these characteristics but aren’t naturally blonde, it may be helpful to know that some of the most popular shades can be achieved by using a mix of two permanent hair dyes—one dyeing your natural color darker than usual and one bringing it up to the level you desire. You can ask your stylist which shades will work best on your hair type!

Red

Red hair color is great for women with pale skin, because it causes them to look younger and more energetic. Red hair is also a powerful way to boost your confidence, as many people associate redheads with fiery personalities. If you’re looking to stand out from the crowd, adding red highlights or going full-on ginger may be just what you need!

White

You might think that white hair is only for the ladies with wrinkles and gray hair, but you can actually rock it if you’re in your 50s and above. Whether you have platinum or silver hair will depend on how long you leave the bleach on for, as well as how much conditioner and shampooing you do.

If you want to rock white hair and still look like yourself (not an old lady), then go ahead and wear it however you want! Just remember that this might not be the best option for someone who wants their appearance to be youthful. It’s always a good idea to get your hair professionally done so that it looks as natural as possible without being too obvious (that way people won’t know that something’s up). And since all skin tones work with this look just fine, there’s no need to worry about looking washed out; just make sure not to go overboard with any bright colors while wearing white hair because they’ll stand out more than usual against those pale locks!

Women can choose the best hair color for them based on their complexion and lifestyle.

If you want to get the most out of your hair color, it’s important to consider how often you’ll be dyeing it and what kind of maintenance you want to do. The following questions will help you figure out which shade is right for your needs:

• What’s your skin tone?
• How often do you want/need to dye your hair?
• Does this style require frequent touchups (for example, if it fades fast or fades quickly)