Bronde: the blonde brown mix for a tailored hair color!
Bronde is a trendy color destined to never go out of fashion for a number of reasons, the first of which is that it consists of a color halfway between brown and blond (its name derives from the crasis of brown + blonde), a feature that allows it to give a perfect shade of gold, more or less intense, to be personalized on each face, taking into account the base color and complexion. Bronde is not in fact a uniform and universal color, but the result of a mix of shades studied ad hoc on each hair and face, ranging from honey blonde to blonde brown, up to strokes of caramel light and red blonde reflections for a look bright and vibrant. What is obtained is in fact a color with a natural effect as if it were kissed by the sun; this is because the technique with which it is made ensures that the strokes of light are concentrated on the lengths - using a rose of chromatic shades suitable for the base color - not going to touch the root.
Of course, there are brondas that are more similar to a dye, in which the result is a more uniform and homogeneous look, like the one sported by beauty and fashion addict Olivia Palermo, and more lively and dynamic bronze hair, in which it is perceived with greater clarity is the mix of multiple ton sur ton shades that give a kaleidoscope of colors and a harmonious dance of chiaroscuro, like the hair of Gisele Bündchen or that of Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Obviously, this second shade of bronde is ideal on long hair and has the best yield on a wavy styling, the result of very natural beach waves.
Bronde is good for everyone!
Another reason that makes bronde hair one of the most popular and fashionable hair colors, as well as an ideal color for the summer and much loved by the star, is precisely its versatility and adaptability to every woman. Bronze hair looks good. to all, as long as you choose the right shades for each, which take into account the colors - hot or cold - of hair and complexion and do not deviate too much from the starting color. After all, it is no coincidence that this beauty trend loved by all women, can easily enhance stars so different from each other, such as Jennifer Lopez or Eva Mendes, with dark colors and a warm soul, Natalie Portman, with dark roots and a fair complexion, or Jennifer Aniston, whose blond takes on honey-colored golden shades that go perfectly with her blue eyes and pink complexion.
Bronde clear, the best trend to "dress" blonde hair
The bronde in its lighter meanings is an ideal choice for women who have a light, light brown or blonde base, and is enriched with golden and honey-colored reflections, making it particularly suitable for enhancing not too dark complexions and with green eyes. and blues.
Bronde dark, sweet caramel undertones to brighten up brown hair
The dark bronde can instead be the perfect dress for those who show off intense brown roots and build their chromatic play of chiaroscuro drawing from the warm caramelized colors of various intensities. Thanks to its strong luminous charge, this color, perfect for warming autumn winter with its sweet tones, gives its best on amber and not too light complexions, with warm undertones, and hazel and brown eyes.
Jessica Alba or Jessica Biel are among her most affectionate testimonials. Their dark brown base, albeit one more than the other, is perfectly softened by strokes of light on shades of blond brown for an impeccable result that gives harmony to the faces and gives a natural light. And with this perfect color it will always be summer!
Ideal cut and styling to enhance the bronde
This magnetic and luminous color, with an impeccable technique, is ideal with two types of cuts: long hair, better if scaled, especially on the sides of the face, as Jennifer Aniston has been teaching for years, or a bob, more or less long, Like Jennifer Lopez and Olivia Palermo.
It goes without saying that the styling that best lends itself to emphasizing the characteristic chromatic games of bronde hair is a sweet wavy with a natural effect. The reason is easy to guess: the movement of the waves naturally intensifies the different shades, creating a color even richer and shinier.
