【Why Do You Always Think Light-Colored Hair Makes Your Skin Look Dark? Here's the Truth...】 Lots of customers come in and ask: "Why did my face look even darker after I dyed my hair 'platinum blonde' last time?" Actually, this is a very common misconception. It's not light colors that make your skin look dark—it's that the color you dyed "wasn't light enough, and the saturation was too high"! 🔍 Debunking the Real Myths About "Platinum" * The truth about fake "platinum": Many people feel the color doesn't suit them and makes them look dark after dyeing, because it's not real platinum at all—it's just done with grey tones. Although it looks a bit fairer than your original color visually, there's a big gap compared to true platinum BLONDE, which is why people feel that the platinum blonde that looks great on foreigners just doesn't suit them. * The power of true platinum BLONDE: Truly high-quality platinum blonde will make your skin look fairer even with no makeup on. The principle lies in its extremely high lightness and extremely low saturation. Once platinum blonde is on your head, it raises the hair's lightness while keeping its saturation lower than your skin's, creating a strong contrast between skin and hair. * Why does "cool" platinum blonde actually start making you look fairer after it fades?: When your cool-toned white starts fading, the cool tones that made your skin look dark disappear, and your skin starts to look fairer again. With a normal BLONDE, you don't even need to use color-depositing shampoo ("of course, the base must first be bleached clean enough")—let alone purple shampoo, which is definitely not recommended! 💡 In Summary If you want fairer-looking skin through hair color, the secret has never been "avoiding light colors," but achieving high lightness and low saturation! Stop believing that light hair doesn't suit you—it's time to find Fish C to help you create your very own skin-brightening hair color! ✨