The best hair color: "This skin tone can stand against a deep, rich brown or an earthy color. Add some strategically placed highlights in a subtle gold or honey, if you want to create depth," Samra said.
How to ask for this look at the salon: You have a bit of freedom and range of color, but you still have to keep some things in mind.
If you're going for brown hues: Pretty much every shade of brown will look good on you. Ask your colorist to help you choose a color based on the natural hair color that you have now. The possibilities are almost endless.
If you're going for blond hues: Blond hair dye and its shades are the most common and by far the most flattering for both cool skin and warm skin tones. If this is the route you're going, ask for golden blond shades. These colors will make the face appear less green and actually look warmer, younger, and healthy.
If you're going for red hues: Choose very carefully, especially if you have cool undertones. Ask your colorist to work red color with cooper, mahogany, and red browns.
