The Ultimate Hijab Colour Guide for Every Skin Tone!

Find the Perfect Hijab Colour for Your Skin Tone

Choosing the right hijab colour can enhance your natural beauty and elevate your style.

Type I: Very Fair

Type I: Very Fair

Best Hijab Colours:

  • Soft pastels: Blush Rose, Muted Pink, Dusty Rose
  • Deep contrast shades: Jet Black, Navy, Deep Navy
  • Earthy neutrals: Slate Grey, Charcoal Grey, Cocoa Dust

Avoid: Overly light shades like Ivory White or Off White, which may wash out the complexion.

Type II: Fair

Type II: Fair

Best Hijab Colours:

  • Muted tones: Rose Petal, Soft Beige, Oat Milk
  • Deep neutrals: Chocolate Brown, Espresso Brown, Rich Mocha
  • Elegant darks: Charcoal Grey, Deep Navy, Jet Black

Avoid: Extremely bright or neon shades that overpower the skin.

Type III: Light to Medium

Type III: Light to Medium

Best Hijab Colours:

  • Warm neutrals: Vanilla Beige, Honey Beige, Almond Latte
  • Deep, rich hues: Hazelnut Brown, Cocoa Dust, Warm Taupe
  • Classic tones: Jet Black, Navy, Off White

Avoid: Extremely cool pastels that may dull the warmth of the skin.

Type IV: Olive

Type IV: Olive

Best Hijab Colours:

  • Warm earthy tones: Olive Green, Hazelnut Brown, Cocoa Dust
  • Chic neutrals: Slate Grey, Warm Taupe, Almond Latte
  • Bold contrasts: Jet Black, Arctic White, Navy

Avoid: Washed-out shades like Soft Beige that may not complement golden undertones.

Type V: Deep Brown

Type V: Deep Brown

Best Hijab Colours:

  • Rich, warm tones: Chocolate Brown, Espresso Brown, Rich Mocha
  • Bold, vibrant shades: Blush Rose, Muted Pink, Rose Petal
  • Classic neutrals: Slate Grey, Arctic White, Charcoal Grey

Avoid: Extremely pale or pastel colours that may not stand out against deeper skin.

Type VI: Dark Brown

Type VI: Dark Brown

Best Hijab Colours:

  • Bold, striking shades: Jet Black, Navy, Deep Navy
  • Luxe warm tones: Espresso Brown, Rich Mocha, Cocoa Dust
  • Deep earthy hues: Charcoal Grey, Chocolate Brown, Olive Green

Avoid: Extremely light beige tones like Vanilla Beige or Off White, which may contrast too sharply.

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