How to choose a wig color?

How to choose a wig color?

Whether you want to match your natural hair color or want to try something different, choosing a color for a wig can be tricky. Since most styles are available in a variety of colors, it is important to choose the wig hair color that best suits you. From skin tone to eye color, there are many factors that affect which color looks best.

One of the great benefits of wearing a real human hair wig is that you can easily get the color you want without chemical damage to your hair. So why not try and consider colors that go beyond natural tones? Our experienced design team has compiled a list of tips and important information to help you complete your wig color journey.

Before choosing a colored wig, carefully consider two or more shades that are lighter or darker than your natural hair color. When you choose a lighter or darker color than your natural hair, the result is dramatic. The safe choice is to choose a shade similar to your natural hair color, but if you are really looking for something new, please consider gradually changing the color over a period of time.

Choose shades that complement your skin tone. When choosing a wig color, skin tone is very important. As you age, your skin tone tends to fade. Closer to your own skin tone or slightly lighter hair color will brighten your skin tone and make you look younger. The strong contrast between your hair and skin tone will make your facial features more noticeable.

Don't forget your eyes. If your eyes are golden brown, green, hazel or light blue, choose a wig with dark brown or golden brown, maroon, auburn, or red highlights. If your eye color is dark brown, dark blue/blue-gray, or dark hazel, choose a more natural-colored wig, such as black, brown, and gold.

Recall the color of your hair when you were young. If you were blonde when you were a child, chances are, blonde is also suitable for your adulthood. To match your current skin tone, choose a shade that is slightly darker than your childhood.

Looking forward to the highlights? You will be pleased to find that synthetic wigs and human hair wigs are pre-mixed with natural highlights, and are designed in a variety of tones to provide rich and natural colors. If your colorful lace front wig is auburn, choose copper highlights to brighten the appearance. Natural black hair works best with caramel, and blonde hair works best with honey tones. Open to gradual trends? We also provide ombre wigs.

Buying a wig is an exciting thing. With simple color changes, you can instantly change your appearance. In addition, trying new colors is faster, easier, and won't damage your natural hair. Don't forget to consider your skin tone, eye color, and personality when choosing. Once you meet your "color", you will find a new self-confidence.

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