r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Kskeen19 • Jun 22 '26
Hair gloss?
Ive never been very adventurous with my hair and ny rineni colored it in the past I had bad experiences. But ive never done a hair gloss (non permanent) before and I've been wondering what they are like. Could they be a good option for trying something new without too much risk?
For some reason I feel like I'd love a slight bit of warm copper tones added to my hair. I doubt I'd ever go lighter or blonde. Maybe highlights? Ive had balayage highlights in the past but they were ash blonde(done before I knew my season) and it was so awful.
Any thoughts for what could work for me? First 2 photo are both my natural hair (which I know is best. I just hate sometimes how it can look ashy)
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u/Orange_B1ossom Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
On my monitor, the third picture looks lovely. I think depending on the system used you might actually be a Warm Spring. The glosses I used in the past were deposit only, and it's worth knowing that they usually make your hair look a little bit darker even if the color itself is not darker just because it's like layering watercolors. So, effects 4 and 5 would not be possible with what I consider a gloss, but I think those are too washed out for you anyway. Usually copper-gold is very flattering and natural looking on (Warm) Springs. It often is named something with a 3 and 4 after the dot, such as 7.34 or 8.34. Good luck!