Our hair extension colour guide helps you in selecting the right colour to ensure they blend seamlessly with your natural hair. See below a list of colours we stock and if you need any help don’t hesitate to contact us.
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Hair Extension Colour Guide Description
Color Categories:
Natural Shades: This includes common natural hair colours such as black, dark brown, light brown, blonde, and red. Each shade may have several variations (e.g., ash blonde, golden blonde) to accommodate different undertones.
Highlights and Lowlights: Options that showcase variations within a base colour, providing dimension (e.g., caramel highlights on a dark brown base).
Fashion Colours: Bold and trendy colours like blue, purple, pink, and pastel shades for those looking to make a statement.
Ombre and Balayage: Styles that blend colours seamlessly, often transitioning from a darker root to a lighter tip or incorporating subtle highlights throughout.
Undertone Identification:
Warm Undertones: Colours with hints of gold, copper, or red. These shades can warm up the overall look.
Cool Undertones: Shades that feature ash or neutral tones, often appearing more muted or soft.
Neutral Undertones: A mix of both warm and cool tones, providing versatility.
Color Swatches:
Visual representation of each colour option, often displayed in strips or swatches. This typically includes various lengths and textures to give a realistic depiction of how the colour looks in different lighting and styles.
Tips for Matching:
Consider Your Natural Hair Colour: Analyse your current hair shade and make note of any highlights or lowlights.
Check Lighting: Natural light versus indoor lighting can change how a color appears, so it’s best to check swatches in different light settings.
Skin Tone Compatibility: Certain hair colors may complement specific skin tones better than others. For example, warm colours may suit those with warmer skin tones, while cool colours may work better for cooler skin tones.
Maintenance and Care Instructions:
Information about the care required for different shades, as some colours may fade more quickly than others, especially fashion colours.
Recommendations for shampoos, conditioners, and treatments to maintain the vibrancy of the colour.
Custom Blending Options:
Suggestions for how to blend multiple shades for a customised look, particularly in extensions that combine highlights and lowlights.
Application Techniques:
Guidance on installation methods that can affect the appearance of colour (e.g., clip-ins, tape-ins, or sew-ins).
A well-structured hair extension colour guide provides both visual and descriptive elements that help individuals make an informed decision when choosing the perfect hair extensions that seamlessly complement their natural hair.