Our natural hair color is a mixture of several shades and will change throughout our life. Until recently very little could be done to change our natural color without it looking artificial. New advanced "hair color technology and professional coloring techniques" has now made it possible have any shade with results that are even better than your natural color. 

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For a even (root to end) color application and long lasting color always
use a hair conditioning treatment or  protein color filler  to "equalize the porosity" before re-coloring your hair. See Hair Treatment & Repair Kit   
 

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Having your hair colored can add depth and definition to a hairstyle, enhance skin tones, accent eye color, thicken thin hair, soften course hair and add style support. For example:

• Lighter Shades make a large heads, face shapes and feature appear smaller. And thinning hair look thicker

• Dark Shades will make a small face & sharp features stand out and look larger.

• Two Tones Shading can frame and define the shape of your hairstyle and accent the eye color.

• Semi-Permanent Color can turn those few gray hair's in to soft warm highlights.

• High Contrasting  strands of hair can add interest to a style for a dramatic effect.

• Graying hair can come alive with a purple base color shampoo and remove unwanted yellow tones.

• Strawberry blonde hair color complements green and blue eye color

• Pale and golden blonde can make blue eye's stand out.

• Dark brown and black hair color will also make blue eye color stand out.

• Red and auburn shades give brown, hazel and green eyes a glow.