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"  If you go from: blond to brunette SHADE SHIFT: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s easy to look washed out with dark hair because there&amp;#039;s more contrast with your skin, making your face look paler,&amp;quot; explains celebrity makeup artist Troy Surratt. Also, since brunet hair absorbs light, you may look less naturally radiant. MAKEUP FIX: Go for light-reflecting peaches and corals to warm up your skin and turn on the glow. Blush is a must.   If you go from: brunette to blond SHADE SHIFT: Blonds can&amp;#039;t handle heavy makeup looks the way brunets can. &amp;quot;Anything bold or intense seems harsher on a blond,&amp;quot; explains Chanel makeup artist Rachel Goodwin, who works with Hilary Duff. MAKEUP FIX: Go for soft, muted colors such as pale pinks, mauvey browns, and nudes, and avoid playing up more than one feature at a time. If you&amp;#039;re craving more drama, use a sparkly gray liner on your upper lid.   If you go from: brunette to reddish brown SHADE SHIFT: Even if you keep your strand switch within a similar color family, you have to adjust your makeup \u2014 the undertones in your hair and cosmetic colors need to match. MAKEUP FIX: &amp;quot;Our eye is trained to interpret color harmony as beauty,&amp;quot; says Surratt. So if you add, say, auburn highlights, you should ditch cool shades like bright blue and opt for warmer makeup hues such as tawny, champagne, and even a swipe of soft gray. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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