Thinking of Changing Your Hair Color
Look around! There are so many blonde headed women today and now even more we see ladies allowing their once hidden roots to become fully visible as women of a certain age embrace their beautiful, absolutely glamourous God-given crown of silver and golden hair.
Growing out color treated hair takes fortitude and a willingness not to give in by returning to the salon for color when the shocking realization sets in that your hair color is revealing your true age. Take my sister whose natural hair is now snow white, no dark streaks, no dark hues underneath – she’s a towhead, yet she adds subtle shades to her hair, not wanting to give in to the fact that her hair is no longer brown or blonde.
Changing your hair color after a certain age can reawaken a new you…from mousy to show stopping beauty, a new hair style complete with an eye-popping color enhancement can do wonders for your confidence as well as your appearance.
UK Singer Susan Boyles hits all the right notes with her stunning hair makeover – gone is the drab, curly, styleless hair to a va-va-vavoom look! Angelina Jolie rocks her lighter long hair as her darker locks become sun-kissed and vibrantly noticeable. Even Mrs Trump has gently elevated the lighter streaks throughout her long, stylish locks.
If and when you decide a new shade of hair color is in your future, you must consider how these new hair colors will affect your wardrobe. New hues just might require a consultation with Jill Kirsh – certainly a new Swatch Book©, a special color coordinated book of ideal colors perfectly suited to your hair color. This sensational book will be helpful to make shopping and makeup selection easier.
Moving from dark hair to lighter hair will likely take time to become accustomed to seeing an updated version of yourself. Your “mirror” time might increase as you determine which color cosmetic work for you as wardrobe styling presents its own challenges. Don’t be surprised if many cherished jackets and tops no longer produce the “pop” you once enjoyed.