Another important thing about your hairstyle is the colour. The richer and deeper the colour, the healthier you will look and the more attractive you will appear, it’s a well acknowledged fact.

Just look at the hair colour of Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Aniston and Debra Messing to see what I mean.
So if you haven’t already booked an appointment at your local salon to have a colour analysis, or follow these steps to the perfect celebrity look-a-like hair colour:

Firstly look at your natural hair colour; does it seem lifeless and dull? Take a long look at your hair in the mirror and look at your friends and work colleagues- also don’t forget to ask your hair stylist for advice.

The next step is to determine your own hair colour if you don’t already know this. A good tip to remember is that men can often be the best judge of hair colour, because they can sometimes be more objective.

Once you have worked out what your hair colour is, try thinking of shades that are really rich in your mind but sticking to your own colour palette.

For example, if your hair is a dark blonde colour, but also has some dark brown and red strands in there, colours that would work for you would be reds and browns.

Another good example is Keira Knightley, she looks at her best with chestnut-coloured hair because this is closest to her natural colour.

I would always recommend trying colours that are slightly darker than your normal shade, and always try colours that are redder than your normal shade.

Red hair is really popular at the moment, with stars like Nicole Kidman and Julia Roberts endorsing it.

If you want to dye your hair yourself, try some wash-in wash-out formulas before you commit to a permanent colour. This way you can be sure of the colour and whether it suits you. The usual
recommendation is just to go one shade darker each time. Also, if you just want to look good for one special evening you can then use one of these formulas and not permanently change your colour, but still look astounding.