Celebrity hair expert Scott Cornwall has added a fabulous new feature to his comment and analysis area, (see the links in the left side bar).
He’s picked five celebrities and explains how you can get their exact colour at home.
For the whole article you can click HERE
And for a taster – one of the five looks – read and enjoy this below:
Dannii Minogue

Dannii has sported a whole variety of shades over the years, but her dark chocolate choice seems to have been with her the longest and is without a doubt the most popular. Dannii has a very unusual personal colouring, in my hair analysis categorisation she’s a bright spring- which means (unlike a lot of springs- even her sister) she can get away with either very dark or very blonde hair. What don’t suit Dannii are fudgey, multi tonal shades, as she very much needs that contrast with her eye colour.
Who will suit this shade?
If you are not naturally medium to dark brown you need to think very carefully before you rush out and buy this hair colourant. If you have hazel, dusky blue, or any other very soft eye colour then such a deep shade isn’t a wise option as it will make you look pale and drawn. The dark contrast against your eye colour will just be too much. By contrast if you have very cold, clear blue, green or brown eyes this shade will work fantastically for you. If you naturally have some warmth in your skin or hair tone, try applying a Wella shader to your hair in mahogany (after applying the colourant) This will give even more lustre and richness.
Shade recommendation
Try casting 4.00 dark brown, this is a very rich velvety shade that will recreate Dannii’s look in your hair. However if you are coming from a very light blonde you may want to pre pigment the hair before hand with another colour. Pre-pigmenting duplicates all the red and yellow pigment molecules naturally found in dark hair. If a blonde applies a dark brown directly to their hair, it could look a little ashy because of the lack of natural warmth. To pre-pigment simply buy a wella colour fresh in copper and wash in before applying the dark shade.