Shade Guide
Cool Blonde — Light, honey & golden blonde hair
A soft warm-beige tone that disappears into bright and sun-kissed blondes. Ideal for filling pale roots and thin parts without the brassy edge a darker shade would leave behind.
Blonde — Ash & dark blonde hair
A neutral wheat tone built for cooler, deeper blondes. Blends sandy regrowth and softens visible scalp where lighter shades read too yellow.
Light Brown — Dirty blonde & light brown hair
A versatile bridge shade for the blonde-to-brown in-between. Covers grown-out highlights and lightens up thinning areas where a true brown would look too heavy.
Medium Brown — Medium brown, auburn & caramel hair
A warm mid-brown with a subtle reddish lean that melts into chestnut and caramel tones. The everyday match for the most common brunette shades.
Dark Brown — Chestnut & dark brown hair
A cool-leaning deep brown that covers greys and sparse parts on darker brunettes without turning flat or muddy. Reads natural even in bright light.
Black Brown — Rich brown & black hair
The deepest shade, an espresso-black that hides every grey strand and stark scalp line on the darkest hair, where contrast makes thinning most visible.
Grey — Salt & pepper, silver & grey hair
A true cool grey made to blend with greys rather than cover them, evening out patchy salt-and-pepper roots and giving silver hair a fuller, more uniform finish.