Brown hair

Brown hair

A brown hair is characterized by a fairly high quantity of melanin, and less of pheomelanin, brightening, the one that is supposed to bring the sun into the hair. Generally the thickness of brown hair is greater than those of blond hair.

Common, brown can still be adorned with a thousand artifices, be heady, silky, shiny, out of the ordinary with great support of specialized beauty products and short or long cuts that highlight it gracefully.

Brown has shades ranging from dark to chocolate, hazelnut to golden brown, ash to light, subject to the effects of ultraviolet rays that seem to wash and weather it when exposed to the sun.

It is the symbol of continuity, stability, quiet strength, competence, assurance. This does not prevent it from being also a color of character which animates the fashion podiums, headdress beautiful personalities of the arts, and conveys its aura since the dawn of time without being deprived of a certain intelligence.

This color stands out and compete with the solar and sexy hair of blazing blondes.

If the gods and goddesses were represented since antiquity with a thick golden fleece, the wicked and other dark wizards were wearing a headdress of hostile brown color. Enough to build a reputation.

But the femme fatales have often brown hair, sensual, since brown is the pigment which brings them a dynamic and warm aura, whether they have a clear and limpid regard or on the contrary a dark and penetrating gaze.

Brown suits fair or more tanned skin, combining with all other colors that make it stand out. It boosts energy, personality, look, when it decides not to blend in with the crowd. To have "brown" hair also means to be able to highlight oneself, and not to forget the eternal dominance of this tone on other hair explosions whether blond, red or black.

A hair must.