Coloration Châtain Chocolat : Idées

The quintessential chocolate tone, this deep color has no red tones, and looks sultry and sophistiqué on olive skinned women who may look sallow and washed out with lighter hair colors.

This medium truffle brown is more auburn than Kate Middleton’s usual brunette locks. Typically women with cool ton de peau like Kate look best in deep chocolate shades with no red tones, but this color style seems to have been captured during a sun-kissed period for the Duchess of Cambridge, and plays nicely against her green eyes.

For a delectable combination of two tasty tones, this style pairs a deep chocolate with contrasting caramel ombré. C’est un(e) smart color choice for women with olive skin — like model Lily Aldridge — who love the caramel shade, but find a deeper hue near their face to be most flatteur.

For subtle added dimension, this warm chocolate is enhanced with auburn tones that bring out green eyes and jewel tone eyeshadow, and remain nicely balanced with a neutral lip and wardrobe.

This color style features an interesting contrast between natural and unnatural hues, for a look that’s more bohemian than styles that pair vibrant ombré with jet cheveux noirs. This particular version with notes of teal and seaweed green scores trend points for falling into the mermaid chic category, and looks beau/belle when pulled into a loose fishtail tresses.

Looking to add dimension with a subtle color technique? Kim Kardashian’s style here features rich chocolate brown with a warmer brunette shade highlighted throughout the top dégradé, for a look that you could pass off as natural if it didn’t look so perfect.

Making a audacieux statement, this long carré features a half-and-half split between chocolate brown and an ashy blonde. Try it out as a less risky alternative to going blonde all over, or if you’re looking to spice up your natural chocolate locks.

Warm chocolate roots transition into a sandy brown shade that can brighten up ton visage and take years off of ton look.

So dark it’s almost black, this high brillance color still manages to light up a room with sultry vixen style. Deep shades like this, without red undertones, tend to look best on women with cool or olive skin tones, and helps light eyes to stand out more dramatically.

This classic chocolate hair has been ever so gently brushed with caramel balayage for a subtle color dimension that perfectly accentuates long languid waves.

This rich cheveux bruns features red tones to create a vibrant shade that looks great on olive skinned women like Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez. Artificial reds are the fastest fading color, but you can wash less frequently (and with cold water) too keep your cherry hair vibrant for as long as possible.

This type of stark ombré is becoming matched in popularity by the more natural balayage technique, but remains a trendy way to add dramatic color contrast to ton style. With this coupes de cheveux being so short, brunette and blonde tones are right against the face, so you’ll need to consider your ton de peau when determining both shades. As a general rule, cool skin tones suit very pale or platine blondes, while warm tones do better with shades of blond miel.

For a natural, low key shade that looks great on cool or olive skin tones, try this ashy brunette shade. The absence of any brilliant red tones in the couleur de cheveux will have people convinced your strands are all natural, and you’ll have tons of freedom when making audacieux makeup choices.

For just a touch of color variation, this deep chocolate cheveux bruns carré features ends that have been gently kissed with a warm honey shade.

While it’s often suggested that cool skin tones avoid brunette shades with red in them, the subtle auburn hint to this deep chocolate shade works well with Emma Stone’s cool ivory complexion.