Blonde hair not the way for Indian men

Be it popular fashion designer Rohit Bal or superstar Shah Rukh Khan, men no longer shy away from going blonde. But experts suggest not to go overboard with the hair colour.

Agencies | Published: November 11, 2013 2:54 pm

Be it popular fashion designer Rohit Bal or superstar Shah Rukh Khan, men no longer shy away from going blonde. But experts suggest not to go overboard with the hair colour.

Sachin Dakoji of Mane’a Salon says blonde hair as just a fad.

‘Indian skintone cannot take a lot of blonde shades. Though it’s been seen on the screen, it’s part of the character portrayed,’ Dakoji told IANS. (Read: Hair colouring – what you need to know)

If you still wish to get the colour on, he suggests blonde highlights.

‘Lifestyle and career need to be considered before colouring your hair blonde. Dark ash blonde is fine. Also very pale blonde pinstripe highlights can look nice on Indian men with fair complexion,’ said the hair expert who advises to use a colour protective shampoo and a good conditioner to maintain the look.

Bina Punjani, art director, Bina Punjani Hair Studio, also believes highlights are safe. (Read: Beware! Excessive colouring, straightening and perming could lead to hair loss)

‘Highlights are definitely softer and a better option as compared to going global especially when you use colours like blonde. The hair needs to have layers for the highlights to work,’ she said.

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Source: IANS

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Published: November 11, 2013 2:54 pm

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