Good things are best enjoyed in small doses. That’s how we Indian women have worked our way, and our skin, with blonde hair color shades. And ...
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Good things are best enjoyed in small doses. That’s how we Indian women have worked our way, and our skin, with blonde hair color shades. And who wants to go global when highlights, balayage, ombre, and color melt are oh-so-much more fun to wear. As with brown and red, there’s a blonde shade for every skin color. All you need to do is find out whether you have a warm, cool, or neutral skin undertone.
Caramel blonde is a great hair color pick to bring some warmth to a cool skin tone. It’s also a ‘safe’ blonde hair color shade for Indian skin tones, which is why caramel highlights are common sight.
Warm skin tones with an orange, golden undertone can try this cool blonde hair color shade to strike a balance. If you’re going for an ash blonde balayage, our advice is that the amount of color should be somewhere in the middle. Too much and that would be a little too much of color for the skin tone to handle, too little and it will look little different than grey hairs.
Want to go beyond blonde? Read our post on the complete HAIR COLOR CHART for Indian skin tones.
Another popular blonde hair color with Indian skin tones because of its dark tone and warm hue. Honey blonde highlights, or a subtle honey blonde balayage would bring a warm glow to cool skin tones. It’s also a trending hair color style for the winter.
Yes, it’s not blonde shade, but since it is close to bronde (which is all the rage this year), light brown is great neutral brown hair color shade to go with for ombre hair color styles.
Garnier has some great options including Light Brown. Read our post on the top GARNIER HAIR COLOR SHADES to try.
Who doesn’t love a classic dark brunette with golden blonde highlights. While golden blonde is warm hair color, and best suited for cool skin tones, golden blonde balayage mixed with caramel blonde hints, or even cinnamon or copper red hair color shades makes for a great winter hair color style.
If Beyonce is the diva you look up to, this the hair color to wear. Queen B supports this shade of blonde which is a mix of a light chestnut brown and a dull golden blonde. Indians with a cool skin tone could sport a chestnut blonde highlights, mixed in with other blonde tones to add some depth to flat hair.
We love the options in the LOREAL HAIR COLOR range. Do read our post for our top 10 hair color selections.
Another warm blonde hair color that would look great as highlights or a butterscotch balayage on chocolate brown hair.
Love pink? Then this is the shade of blonde hair color for you, especially if you have a warm skin tone. This delicate blonde hair color has a light rose pink glow. It is a pretty versatile too. On its own, a dusty rose blonde highlights or balayage is a soft look to wear, but mixed in with an ash blonde balayage, it suddenly becomes edgy.
Want some more balayage ideas? Read our post on HAIR HIGHLIGHTS, Balayage, Ombre, and more, for ideas.
Is it blonde? Is it brown? Actually it’s both! Bronde is one of the hottest hair color trends of the year. This neutral shade of blonde / brown would suit any skin undertone. While warm skin tones with a golden glow could wear a cool bronde with light blonde highlights, skin tones on the cool side could mix bronde with butterscotch blonde for a warm blonde balayage.
Want to explore dazzling reds too? Check out our list on RED & BURGUNDY HAIR COLORS to try.
There are some shades of blonde we Indian women could only wish we could wear, like strawberry blonde! This cool shade of blonde hair color infuses with strawberry red to give this stunning color. Couple it with dusty rose blonde for a natural balayage.
This cool blonde shade would look great in a shadow color melt hair style, that is, dark roots that segue into ash brown and move towards champagne blonde tips. Or you could try an edgy blonde balayage with a champagne, and ash blonde.
Bleached blond hair needs extra care! Get an UrbanClap HAIR SPA done at home today.
If you’re planning on colouring your hair blonde, you should do your homework on the do’s and don’ts of hair bleach. While bleach is an essential part of hair coloring, it can damage your hair. The easiest thing you can do to protect your hair, is to be very disciplined with your hair care routine. Use organic shampoos, get a hair spa done regularly, and get a regular trim to get rid of split ends.
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