Blondes may have more fun and redheads may be sassy, but brunette hair is the most seductive and sultry hair color because of its tremendous variety

Brunette hair is probably the most versatile as there are an abundace of shades and the colors available seem to match almost any skin tone. From honey brown to light auburn to caramel, there are so many shades of brunette available and with these color choices comes a great selection for highlights and lowlights.

Light shades can give a bright, broze appearance that is not as strong as blonde while darker shades give a mysterious, rich look not as dark as black hair. A number of brunette shades can bring out the features of the face as well as. Brunette hair color definitely has it's advantages

The biggest concern when caring for brunette hair is keeping it vibrant and healthy. Brown hair by its very nature appears duller than other shades, and products that boost hair's natural shine will help keep a vibrant glow to any brown hue. Drinking plenty of water and using regular hair moisturizers will also preserve the shine, and UV sun protectants are necessary, particularly if using the sun as a natural brightener.

While blondes and redheads may be more memorable, Hollywood has seen hundreds of delectable dark-haired divas, including:

• Actresses Catherine Zeta-Jones, Alyssa Milano, and Elizabeth Taylor

• Country singer Shania Twain

• Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria

• Model Carmen Electra

Many additional celebrities have opted for brown locks at different points in their careers, including Madonna, Britney Spears, and Ashley Olsen. With brown shades becoming increasingly popular, more celebrities are sure to choose different shades of brown each year.

Brunette hair is one of the most popular colors, and with proper care it can be one of the most stunning as well.

Brunette Hair Care Tips

• Use a good daily shampoo and conditioner, preferably the one that your stylist recommends. Professional shampoos and conditioners are designed to clean, protect, strengthen, nourish, and revitalize your hair, without weighing it down, and come in a variety of formulas. Ask your trusted stylist which ones are right for you.
  
  

• Dont over lighten. Many brunettes think that excessive lightening is a good idea, but the reality is that the darker your hair is, the darker your blonde highlights should be. The idea is to provide a complement or contrast with your natural hair color-not clash outright.
  
  

• If you have color-treated Brunette hair, be sure to have your touch ups done at the salon. Unlike many products that claim to protect your color-while actually stripping it with a mixture of harsh and harmful dyes, true professional hair color products gently clean and soothe your treated hair, locking in color, moisture, and shine.

The health of your hair is a direct reflection of your overall health, so make sure to get plenty of sleep, drink lots of water, and get adequate physical activity to keep you, and your hair, looking great.