What's wrong with Angelina Jolie's blonde hair?
Many people criticize Angelina Jolie for her hair color change to blonde. But you won't believe that there are many other people who think totally different, whose side are you on?
What if you stopped to think that everyone says Angelina Jolie looks beautiful with her new blonde hair color? No one finds fault with her beauty.
What if I told you that most style experts think you haven't gotten your hair color right?
This topic generates quite a bit of controversy.
The key question is: why can't everyone have blonde hair?
The reality is that anyone can dye their hair blonde; we are all free to change our hair color.
Even from a Seasonal Color Analysis perspective, by changing our hair color, we can also change our color season and adopt corresponding colors for our clothing. In this way, we would be respecting the rules of colorimetry.
However, the ideal hair color is not only chosen by personal preference, but should also take into account skin tone, eyebrow and eye color. (Use my kit to find your perfect hair color) If we don't follow these principles and decide to transform our hair to blonde without considering whether our skin, eyebrows and eyes allow it, it's easy to make mistakes or get it right just by chance.
In Angelina's case, she has not taken into account her skin tone, eyebrows and eyes when changing to blonde.
However, she has an essential advantage: she is extremely beautiful. When our features are very harmonious, styling mistakes are much less noticeable.
On the other hand, when our features and body are less harmonious, styling rules-such as colorimetry, body shape or the Kibbe system-become even more important.
If our features are less harmonious (as they are in most people, which does not imply being more or less attractive, but simply how our features conform to the standard of beauty), flaws become apparent more quickly.
Instead, Angelina is extremely harmonious, which minimizes any style mistakes, and that's why many consider her beautiful no matter what style she wears.
Still, by not following these rules, she is not reaching her full potential. She is not making the most of her beauty.
In her case, her skin stands out for being glowing and cool-toned. Therefore, her hair should reflect these characteristics, as it did when she was dark brown.
The problem is that the hair color she has chosen, with slightly dark roots that lighten towards the ends, puts her in the “Soft Summer” category (Find the Season color Calculator in the shop or the Canva Color Season test). This reduces the contrast, as her skin loses prominence and everything merges into a face with similar colors.
However, her dark hair automatically highlights her skin and creates a flattering contrast with her eyes.
It's true that many celebrities opt for these changes, even if they don't consider their colorimetry, either to make an impact on the public or simply because they're bored and want a change-which there's nothing wrong with that!
