Trendy Hair Colors For Asians 2009

Color tends to be a bit more soft when it comes to Asian hairstyle. For women, if they are not happy with their natural black hair, they would dye it with brown, blonde or burgundy. Their reason is not to catch attention but to give some life to their hair or brighten it up. At times, teenage boys and girls will put reds or bright pinks on their hair, with intention to follow pop culture. For working men, they will normally choose natural colors or toned-down colors for their hair, due to their working culture. However, some would like to put on some highlights just like women.  Here are 10 trendy asian hair colors to go for this year. 

 

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brown hair dye for asian permed hair

brown hair dye for asian short hair

brown hair dye for asian women

bleached white peroxide hair for asian women

chestnut color for asian men

brown hair for asian men

red hair for asian women

bleached blonde hair for asian women

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Cool Japanese Brand Hair Dye – Palty

Here’s a really cool Japanese hair dye brand, especially for asian hair. Its call Palty and gives yummy colors. The more popular colors for asians are milk tea and caramel. The rule of thumb is that if you have dark hair color and wish to dye a very light or drastic color like honey peanut or orange biscuit, you should bleach your hair first to get the desired results. But do bear in mind that bleaching can be very damaging to your hair.

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Palty Hair Dye

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I had dyed my hair with peach pudding i think in august…my roots are starting to show now…my hair now is like a medium brown color

As these are DIY hair dye products, the actual color might not be exactly the same as shown on the box or picture. Some people got a orange borwn color for  Peach Pudding color, which is supposed to look more reddish color. Some got a light brown outcome when they bought a darker brown hair dye. Also, some with longer hair might need 2 boxes instead of one.

Hence, DIY hair dye jobs don’t always turn out as expected. It all depends on how long you put the hair dye, whether you follow instructions well, your hair quality and how well it absorps the color, your original base color etc. The factors involved are varied and complex for each individual, so there is no one size fits all. When in doubt, its always best to go for professional help at a hair salon.

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