According to a 2013 study, a sixth of women in the UK don't know what their natural hair color is! Crazy, right? I'm in the same boat--been dyeing my hair so long I don't remember exactly what color it is. What's yours? Do you know it? Guys can answer too!
Natural true light blonde. I've never dyed my hair. It's funny, sometimes people are actually surprised if they see that my eyebrows and lashes are actually light blonde like 'those blonde people with natural dark eyebrows probably have dyed their hair, this is how a natural blonde is supposed to look like'. Ofcourse it exists that a blonde person has dark eyebrows but it's actually pretty rare.
I was born a blond, @PippiL and although when I was a kid, my hair was Platinum blond. However, as I grew older, it went from That to Golden blond and back to Platinum blond in the summer and than Dark blond in the winter months. Now, to have a happy medium here, dear, I put a "Light blond" that is very natural on it. Good luck and Great Takes. xx
I guess Ash Brown. It's too dark to be the picture of dirty blonde you put but not dark enough to be completely ash brown.
It's an ugly color and shouldn't ever exist.
It looks like blonde and brown had a baby in the 1920s and then both sides disowned it for being mixed and it was left out on the streets because it was ugly.
Normally, it's brown. However, several years ago, I grew it out to just above the middle of my back. The longer it grew, the lighter it got, eventually becoming golden blonde, with red highlights. Completely natural; no dyes, or anything.
I had bright red hair growing up. It darkened to auburn/reddish copper. If I let it grow out long and curly (Afro like big wide curls) the sun bleaches it strawberry red. But I have black eye brows, copper mustache and beard. With blond hair... so I just tell people I'm red head to simplify it.
My hair is darkest brown and very curly, the longer it gets the ends sort of turn some burgundy color lol. Sometimes I wish my hair was just black and then I remember that dying it is stupid. I've never had any chemical alterations to my hair ever in my lifetime, so no. It's not hard for me to remember haha.
Haha thanks. But it's not undertones I think. It just like, when I part my hair and comb it over from the very left or very right, there's light brown/red but the hair that everyone sees is dark brown/black. I don't think it's supposed to do that as it's Asian hair and my haircutter told me it's unhealthy and to eat more spinach.
I really don't, haha. I know it's darker than what I've got now, but in some lighting my roots look ashy, and in some lighting they look warm. When I was a kid it was pretty blonde but now it's anyone's guess haha
Ash brown, slightly darker than the picture you provided, though. But I dye it a dark auburn. It looks totally natural, goes better with my skin tone, and looks better with the color of clothes I like wearing. Natural hair is overrated, haha.
The downside with black is it looks AWFUL when your roots start to show. Especially if your natural hair color is that light. When my hair was black I had to touch up my roots every two weeks, and it can get expensive.
I've never dyed my hair, so I can easily choose mine. I've never heard of some of these shade names. Are there more? Is there a "Darkest brown (Level 1)" or "Jet black (Level 2)"?
Each shade of hair has a "level." Hairdressers use them them kind of like artists do--a level 1 is the absolute darkest, while a level 10 is platinum blonde. Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between darkest brown and jet black, so I put the levels off to the side in hopes that it would help people see the difference between the two. While darkest brown is very, very dark, it is only a level two, whereas jet black is the darkest hair color possible :)
My hair used to be a mix of auburn and medium brown though it's naturally darkened so it's closer to dark brown now, and my natural facial hair color is strawberry blonde though more reddish, because of my Scottish heritage.
My natural hair color is light brown, it's probably most similar to the ash brown color in the options you gave. I recently dyed it dark brown like you can see in my current profile picture.
Bald. (Mid-Brown) I've never colored my hair, thought I thought about doing something radical like blue or green, back when that was radical, and before the SJWs made it a thing.
dark blonde... I guess ash blonde of those would be closest. but it usually looks darker because I style them
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I would question that study, they know what the colour is to them, they just don't know the standardized colour names, which is irrelevant. I'm sure everyone could tell you if they are brown, red, blonde.
It's hard to tell what color your hair is just from the roots. I've been dying it since I was twelve. It was kind of blonde back then, but a lot of people's hair darkens and changes color as they age. I can only see a quarter of an inch of it at the most. In some lighting it looks brown, in some lighting it looks ash brown. In some lighting it looks super dark. And in some lighting it looks light. It also varies from season to season. So no, I really don't know what color it is.
but it justs seems so void of color and dull to me, like all the fun was sucked out of it, not quite blonde, not quite real, rich brown like i want. thanks anyway, though :)
Haha, no problem. It's been out of style for a while but a lot of celebrities are trying to replicate it now. Looks pretty with ombre or balayage highlights :)
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