WHAT TYPE OF BLONDE ARE YOU?
Ash Blonde Hair Color
Ash blonde hair color shades can be described as Winter Wheat, Titanium, and Latté. Generally lighter, cool to neutral skin tones look best in ashy tones, ash blonde color lacks any red or hint of gold tones. To correctly identify your skin tone visit a stylist near you today! Maintenance Factor: 4-8 weeks
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