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Complexion is also a very important guide in selecting hair color. A strong contrast such as a pale complexion with jet black hair, is great for making people notice your face, but you'd better have a Snow White clear complexion as well. Strong contrast causes the eye to see complexions very clearly, and if that is a good feature for you, you should consider toning down the contrast a bit. You can go too far when toning down contrast. With no contrast at all, your face gets lost completely, like a painting without a frame. We often see this at our salon very often. It can be an interesting effect, but it's not one you normally would want to live with day in and day out.
Dark Complexions and eye colors can still benefit from some contrast with hair color. Often a dark brown complexion will be set off with light chocolate hair, or #1 jet black. Then light brown complexions get contrast with dark brown hair. It's a vice-versa sort of thing, with the big idea being to get some contrast. The amount of contrast is up to you, remembering that strong contrast causes the eye to focus and pay attention. After the eye is done paying attention, the brain makes decision as to whether or not it likes what it has seen, based on myriads of reasons which include believability. But even the unbelievable can be beautiful. That's one of the great things about wigs sale. They allow you to change, without really changing.
So as a general guide: set up some contrast to your complexion color fine tune contrast according to complexion perfection Sometimes a wig just jumps at you, but if you are not sure of a color selection feel free to e-mail us. Another idea is to send us a color picture of yourself. Let us know in a letter, an e-mail or on the phone about yourself and what you are interested in. Also you can Purchase a Color Ring, and alway have the colors at hand. Go here to purchase a wig.