I have Red/Auburn hair, would it be better to get chocolate, or dark brown?
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I read somewhere that dark brown is a lot darker than chocolate. I'm not sure how accurate that is. I bought the chocolate and I find it dark but that is because my brow brush contained a lot of product in it. So after that experience, I pick up the product very slightly with my brush and it makes my brows look naturally which means I don't have to purchase another Anastasia for a good while :-)
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Chocolate would be better, as it has a little more of a warm hue. You can lightly apply it so it's not a dark and heavy colored brown. There is an Auburn shade from ABH that will be restocked here soon, that would be THE best color you could go with above all, though.
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No, I have bright bright fire engine red hair and this is already brown enough. There really isn't a red/auburn so this is perfect for you. The others are probably just darker browns
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I like the ebony cause it's dark but if you like brown brows then chocolate is good. I usually use them both.
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In my personal experience with these products, you can get away with either one since the shade can be manipulated by how heavy or light you apply it. It is a really forgiving product so don't be afraid that you will pick the wrong one. I'm blonde and can use 3 of the different shades with ease with a little adjustment. Have fun!
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I recommend using the chocolate pomade. It is very similiar to the dark brown pomade, but I find that the chocolate one looks more natural compared to the dark brown which is really dark.
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I'm no beauty guru. But after looking at the shades..chocolate is warmer and may compliment your auburn hair. Dark brown would not be bad choice either. I would get both!
2067946
My hair is dark, dark brown and I chose dark brown. Not sure what to tell you but it works for me. Hope this helps.
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I think it would depend on your skin time and the look you are trying to achieve. If you are wanting a soft look I really like the blonde dipbrow. I think any ash color would work. I believe there is an ash blonde color. :) I also hear chocolate is a nice color but it may be to harsh.
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I prefer the Orange swirl however it's an individual preference. I also have Chocolate Mint and interchange between the 2 depending on my taste buds.
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Thanks for asking.First of all, I believe if your hair is dark brown, black shouldn't be a great choice since black is real black black. I personally advise dark brown since my dark brown is real "dark brown", definitely darker than the picture shows which is provided by the original seller.My dark brown looks like " natural black" at a glance and its dark brown when take a look closely.Hope this answers your question, any further question feel free to let me know, thank you.Best regards,
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My false bang is black/brown..almost black. I think you should go with all black if your hair color is natural black. If you want a little highlight, go with the black/brown..It's a beautiful color and is very'shiny. I just had it trimmed and it is so natural looking..If you are purchasing a full head wig, go with the black/brown..
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I am brown with about 40% gray, and the chocolate gives me a nice rich darker brown with red highlights on the gray; not too red- it blends really nicely. Sometimes I use the copper mixed with the chocolate, and it gives me a nice brown with a red tinge and redder highlights. Hope this helps.
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I always mix copper and chocolate to get the color I want, never have any problem. Been doing it for 2 years... should be fine.
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Yes, and as my aunt always says (she's been a stylist for over 25 years), if you have darker hair, go 2 shades lighter than what you're looking for. The color on the box is what you'd get if you started with bleached hair. If your hair is brown, just be careful if you have roots that are a different color, you may end up with different shades of blonde that don't blend well. I'd probably also not recommend a warm blonde over dyed brown hair, as the result could come out brassy or orangey. Stick to cool, ash blondes, but know that it may take a couple times before you can really get your hair to lighten the way you want it to. Please note I am also speaking from experience (I've been dying my hair the gamut of colors for 15+ years), but am not a trained professional. I'm sure you will get more qualified answers, but I hope this helps a little...
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I would go with the deep red. I say this working under the assumption that the burgundy would have more of a purplish undertone. I get a rich red using the deep red, however, my hair is darker than yours. You can strand test to gauge the depth of the shade.
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Hello Catherine,Unfortunately, this is only available in Dark Brown/Chocolate color. Thank you,Sales Team
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My hair is somewhere between medium and dark brown and I got the R6. You're probably safer with ebony or midnight brown. If you google the bangs you can find some better pictures of the colors, that helped me a lot to pick the color for me.
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I just got one and it didn't have a choice of colors. Unless your eyebrows are naurally REALLY light then the dark brown should be ok.
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Honestly, with your blonde hair I think the brunette would give you the dramatic look you're looking for because the brown/dark brown is really dark. I'm african american and I have it and it's really dark on me but because I like how it lasts I use it anyway and just fade in the color.
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Definitely more brown than the picture looks. I would not say black, I'd say dark chocolate.
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I am not too sure but the medium blond or ginger might look good. I have dark hair so I don't know about light colors
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It depends on your hair and how much red you want. I mix it with another Natural Instinct to get just a bit of red. I think if you use it as directed, you will get light auburn but if you want more red, choose a deeper color.