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The Difference Between Warm, Cool and Neutral Blondes

Need help deciphering exactly what the difference is between warm, cool and neutral blondes? Try putting together a compilation of your own work to show your clients the difference. Here's a visual guide to show you the differences.

July 15, 2014
The Difference Between Warm, Cool and Neutral Blondes

 

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MODERN SALON recently found this photo on Instagram (by @the_hair_doctor) that shows the difference between warm, cool and neutral blondes. "I was inspired by @cassandraplatinum to post this visual using my work!" says the_hair_doctor. "Blondes are very tricky, and they come in many different shades. Here's a visual guide of how I perceive blondes. I hope it helps you when making your color decisions!!"

WARM TONES: Appear brighter as they reflect light: red yellow and orange undertones give these blondes a bright and vibrant hue. These shades work best on guests with tan or olive skin and brown or green eyes since they accentuate those tones.

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COOL TONES: Appear darker (even if they are the lightest level blonde) because cool tones like blue and violet absorb light. These shades look beautiful with most skin tones and light eyes.

NEUTRAL: Appear balanced and wheaty, these tones are great for most guests as there are no intense overtones.

Feel comfortable during your consultations -- and know the different types of blondes.


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