Dark circles can appear at any time in your life and for many different reasons, such as; too much exposure to the sun, allergies, nasal congestion, bad habits, tiredness… But you should know that in addition to there being home remedies to fight against them, using makeup to hide them or the most aggressive treatments to eliminate them, you can use your hair to that dark circles are less visible, and that is that dyeing your hair can help you achieve it. But how to get it?
Tints to reduce dark circles optically
- The first thing you will have to do is forget about dark tones for your hair, since these types of tones will make your dark circles look even darker. It is important that you choose one or two shades lighter than your natural color so that dark circles are less visible.
- But the tone of your skin is also important so you will have to take it into account. For example, if your skin is very pale you will have to choose a shade for your hair in gold, copper or red to make your skin look warmer. If you have reddish skin, it is better to use a cold tone or an ash color so that your skin looks better and therefore your dark circles are hidden.
- Light colors (two shades lighter than your natural tone) can help hide dark circles, but you must be careful. There are women who, when they start to have gray hair, dye it blonde to hide it because that way the roots will not be so evident with the gray hair, but if you go too blonde (for example, platinum blonde) you may be highlighting not only the dark circles, but also the wrinkles on your face
- There is a common mistake when choosing the color to dye your hair so that dark circles are less visible. Dark hair going blonde means a constant struggle to avoid the color yellow (but not blonde). The biggest mistake you can make is doing something to your hair that doesn’t suit you just to follow a trend, if you have black hair forget about blondes, if you have light brown hair, focus on dyeing two tones lighter at most.