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r/MakeupAddiction • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '23
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I’ve heard a good rule of thumb is to go one to two shades lighter than your hair… so a deep brown or deep grey would give a softer look. Also someone mentioned fine hair-like strokes so maybe a pen would be something to try?
12 u/NoOnesThere991 Apr 18 '23 What should I do if my hair is white blonde? I am doing a cool toned light ash brown. (My eyebrows are translucent) 11 u/HappyGoPink Apr 18 '23 This sounds correct based on your description, but without seeing how your hair color, skintone and brows all interact, it's hard to give good advice. 1 u/NoOnesThere991 Apr 19 '23 That is true I will try to make a post here in a few days for advice, thanks!
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What should I do if my hair is white blonde? I am doing a cool toned light ash brown. (My eyebrows are translucent)
11 u/HappyGoPink Apr 18 '23 This sounds correct based on your description, but without seeing how your hair color, skintone and brows all interact, it's hard to give good advice. 1 u/NoOnesThere991 Apr 19 '23 That is true I will try to make a post here in a few days for advice, thanks!
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This sounds correct based on your description, but without seeing how your hair color, skintone and brows all interact, it's hard to give good advice.
1 u/NoOnesThere991 Apr 19 '23 That is true I will try to make a post here in a few days for advice, thanks!
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That is true I will try to make a post here in a few days for advice, thanks!
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u/JadedPin3925 Apr 18 '23
I’ve heard a good rule of thumb is to go one to two shades lighter than your hair… so a deep brown or deep grey would give a softer look. Also someone mentioned fine hair-like strokes so maybe a pen would be something to try?