Chocolate-Mauve Hair Is the New Trend

From allure.com

In an interview with PopSugar, Edelman reveals she actually created the "natural" brown colors by mixing Pravana Vivids dyes together. "The darkest brown started with red, yellow, and green," she said. "Then I added orange and purple and other random shit until I liked what I saw." She came up with five different tints meant
to blend with the brown roots her client already had: a dark brown, a warm medium brown, a mauve shade, and two different pink tones. She then took "irregular sections of her hair" and painted them into this balayagelook, concentrating the mauve and light pink shades on top. "Even though the color is unnatural, following the light-dark placement that occurs naturally is always a good idea," she said. "I think that's what makes this toe the line of natural and unnatural."
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