how to improve contrast in my case?

[Damoo]

Hi! I have a allergy for dyes/bleach and I'm very pale. I have clear skin, blue eyes and my hair color is I think dark blonde but it looks like medium brown.

It's not possible for me to go black/darker hair to look better. So what would be the best thing to do for me in that situation?

I was thinking about getting a self tanner (patch testing it) and that would help with my natural color. I can't let the bleach touch my skin, but I could have some strands of hair bleached (don't know if that would look good.).

Oh and should I take beta carotene supplements or food with it? Sorry if these questions sound dumb, but I never cared that much about my appearence. I have no bad experiences like some users here with looks and people treat me great, so yeah... I'm just doing it for myself. And I don't wanna try stuff that is too invasive cause I have pretty bad allergies with chemical stuff and overall.

So back to my question, should I try to get tanned to fit my natural color? If I'm gonna be allergic to self tanner, what I should do? Getting natural tan is kinda not ideal for skin health :/

What would be logical solution to my case?

 

[aids]

Have light features, have dark features.

 

[preusia]

what are you talking about its not possible to dye your hair black

 

[Damoo]

what are you talking about its not possible to dye your hair black

this was my allergic reaction to dye when I tried to dye my brows darker. I learned then to patch test everything

 

[Damoo]

Have light features, have dark features.

can you explain? I'm not sure if I understand

 

[J3nnn3r]

Some people forget contrast also includes your sclera(the whites of your eyes), your lips, & homogenous skin(even skin colouring). It doesn't sounds like much but it's a notable difference. As for eyebrows you can always use an eyebrow pencil for the day.

 

[ltnoasis]

Lumify for sclera and natural henna for brows maybe