“I love it but that color will never suit me”, “red? Are you crazy??”, “I want to but...I’m scared it won’t look good”
If you recognize yourself in any of the above statements, you’re ready for a hair color intervention! Yes hair color is a sure way to change your look drastically-combined with a funky hair cut and you’re a completely new person altogether-but why be so afraid of something so temporary? Let’s delve into your psyche, shall we? Are you too concerned with what people will think? Will your boss give you a hard time? Has your spouse expressed such a deep love for your natural color that any sort of change may alter his interest? What has you so worried about going a little red...a little redder...a little purple perhaps? Now enough thinking, pick a color and get it done! Here are some fantastic non-traditional colors that are sure to attract the right kind of attention from envious onlookers who only wish they had the guts to do the same and after you’re done, you’ll be ready and willing to hear what people are thinking! Take some inspiration from HOB SALON-you'll find more of their stunning looks in our hairstyle gallery!
Talk about a rich red! Looking for a little bit of color? This is definitely NOT for you. If you ever get bolder, this look screams OVER HERE PEOPLE and is sure to make people stop and stare. With the right makeup, you can look like a print model in no time.
Want to start subtle instead? Opt for a feminine shade of lilac that is sure to receive compliments.
In light of saving the planet, why not go green? This soft pastel green shade is not eye popping enough for people to say EWWW GREEN but it certainly captures the eye and because it is a softer shade, is actually quite pretty.
This is by far my favorite! Deep dark color whisps across her forehead and it creates a certain warmness while still popping with color. Love the multi colored hues.
Jet black with a fire like orange, this look is sleek, sexy and makes a statement of confidence. I am pretty sure your boss or boyfriend wont complain too much about this!
Via: Stop being afraid of color