Choosing The Right Color For Your Hair System

Here are the two options and most popular ways to help you choose the best-matching color.

Option 1:

Use a certain amount of your own growing hair as a sample. This is the best option. Why? The answer is easy: Nothing beats natural. Your natural hair can allow us to match your true color graduation from the source! So we recommend that you should best take samples of 100-200 strands which are about 2-3" in length. It would be easier for us to analyze the color if you can provide more hair.

If your hair is the same color all over, please just provide one sample. However, if your hair is a different color in different areas (e.g. you have more gray in the sides), try to take samples from 3-6 areas:

• Front: At the hairline or bang area (if possible)
• Top: The front, top of your head (if possible)
• Crown: The back, top of your head (if possible)
• Temples: At the front most part of your hair on the sides
• Sides: Approximately 1-2" above the top of your ear
• Back: As close to the center of the back of your head as possible

Sending in a sample of your own growing hair is the best option and we strongly recommend this. Some clients would prefer photos, but photos don’t reflect the real color of your hair. There’s always a color difference between the computer monitor can display and your original hair tone.

Option 2:

Use our color ring or color swatch to choose the most suitable color.

If you don’t like the idea of providing a sample, we suggest you to look our color chart for a reference and choose the best match for you.

There are more than 40 color swatches included in our color ring. You can pick the closest four or six color swatches from our color ring to eliminate and finally decide on the one that best matches your own growing hair.

Please double check the colors that you choose in sunlight, natural daylight and artificial light. Make sure the one you choose is the best choice.

After you have selected your color, please return the chart with your order details and we will refund or credit this amount towards your purchase.

• 1# (Jet black)
• 1B# (Off black)
• 1B10# (1B# blended with 10% grey)
• 1B20# (1B# blended with 20% grey)
• 1B40# (1B# blended with 40% grey)
• 1B50# (1B# blended wth 50% grey)
• 1B65# (1B# blended with 65% grey)
• 1B80# (1B# blended with 80% grey)
• 2# (Darkest brown)
• 210# (2# blended with 10% grey)
• 220# (2# blended with 20% grey)
• 240# (2# blended with 40% grey)
• 3# (Dark brown one shade lighter than 2#)
• 310# (3# blended with 10% grey)
• 320# (3# blended with 20% grey)
• 340# (3# blended with 40% grey)
• 350# (3# blended with 50% grey)
• 365# (3# blended with 65% grey)
• 380# (3# blended with 80% grey)
• 4# (Medium-dark brown)
• ASH4# (Medium-dark brown with ash tone)
• 410# (4# blended with 10% grey)
• 420# (4# blended with 20% grey)
• 440# (4# blended with 40% grey)
• 5# (Medium brown)
• 510# (5# blended with 10% grey)
• 520# (5# blended with 20% grey)
• 540# (5# blended with 40% grey)
• 550# (5# blended with 50% grey)
• 580# (5# blended with 80% grey)
• 6# (Medium-light brown)
• 610# (6# blended with 10% grey)
• 620# (6# blended with 20% grey)
• 640# (6# blended with 40% grey)
• 7# (Light brown)
• ASH7# (Light brown with ash tone)
• 720# (7# blended with 20% grey)
• 740# (7# blended with 40% grey)
• 17# Dark Ash Blonde
• 1720# (17# blended with 20% grey)
• 1740# (17# blended with 40% grey)
• 1750# (17# blended with 50% grey)
• 1765# (17# blended with 65% grey)
• 1780# (17# blended with 80% grey)
• 18# (Medium Ash Blonde)
• 1820# (18# blended with 20% grey)
• 20# (Light Ash Blonde)

Photos of each of our colors have been taken and listed on our website. You could compare those colors with your own growing hair and choose the closest one or you could also choose a one that you like best. Your order will soon be processed base on your selection.