Color Riot - how to choose hair color for brown eyes

Hair colors are  style statements that define your attitude.  A hair color that complements your eyes can help pop your facial features. It makes or breaks your style statement. Brown is the most common eye color worldwide. It is versatile and can work well with a variety of hair colors; from warm tones to cool tones. In this blog, we'll explore how to choose hair color for brown eyes and help you find the perfect match.

 

The first thing on the to-do list for choosing the best hair color for brown eyes is to understand the factors that play a key role in complementing it. Hair is one of many complementary factors. It is essential to facial esthetics that your eye and hair colors complement one another. Here are some of the factors which will help you to determine how to choose hair color for brown eyes. 

Look at Your Eye Color:

While some people think of brown eyes as a single color, several types of brown eyes vary in hue, depth, and intensity (3). Let’s explore some of the types of brown eyes in detail:

• Dark Brown Eyes:

Dark brown eyes are the most common type of brown eyes. They are characterized by a deep, rich color that can sometimes appear almost black. Dark brown eyes are often associated with strength, reliability, and a sense of mystery.

• Light Brown Eyes:

Light brown eyes have a lighter, more muted shade of brown than dark brown eyes. They are often described as having a honey or caramel-like color. Light brown eyes are associated with warmth, friendliness, and approachability.

• Amber Eyes:

Amber eyes are a unique shade of brown that contain golden or yellow hues. They are often described as having a warm, glowing appearance. Amber eyes are relatively rare, and they are often associated with creativity, intelligence, and an adventurous spirit.

• Hazel Eyes:

Hazel eyes are a mix of brown and green, with specks of gold and/or gray. They can appear to change color depending on lighting and what color clothing someone is wearing. Hazel eyes are often associated with depth, mystery, and an intense gaze.

Consider Your Skin Undertone

There is no specific skin tone that is naturally associated with brown eyes, as people of all skin tones can have brown eyes. Genetics, specifically the quantity and type of melanin in the iris, governs eye color.