Today, we will be chatting about all things hair when it comes to colour analysis. I get so many questions from my students and women online when it comes to hair and how it influences our colouring as well as our colour analysis results - so let's dive in! Now, before I jump into some of the common questions, let's first discuss some solid principles to keep in mind: Your natural hair colour will always be in line with your colour palette. What grows out of your head is always the best colour for you and will harmonize with your colour results; they will not compete. The last principle is the same for when we grey/white. Just because you change your hair colour doesn't change your colour analysis result. Your hair colour will be found in your palette. Why? Because in order for a palette to harmonize with you, you and it have to have the same colour characteristics. You're mirroring your biology in colours. Questions will examine: Can blondes be winters? Where does black hair fall? Can redheads be cool-toned? What if I have dark hair? What happens when our hair changes colour? Join the colour analysis training: https://www.fashiontranslated.com/online-colour-analysis-training Come hang with my on IG and see the success with colour: https://www.instagram.com/christieressel Want to become a woman on the rise and create a life, business and style you're wildly obsessed with? Join Rise Through Style: https://www.fashiontranslated.com/rise

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