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Hair Extension Color Chart

This hair extension color chart shows our full range photographed: real human hair shades, kanekalon fibre and locs fibre, each on its own tab. Click a shade to see every product available in it.

Shade numbers follow the international hairdressing scale: the lower the number, the darker the hair. Number 1 is black, 613 is light blonde and 000 is the lightest shade we carry.

How to read the chart

The name after the number describes the undertone: ash brown is cool, golden brown and copper brown are warm. Kanekalon and locs fibres use color names instead of numbers, because that range also includes unnatural shades and blends.

Color palette

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Human hair shades by number

Shade numbers for our human hair extensions. Each link opens the keratin bond product in that shade, where the photos show the color in detail.

Dark: 1 Black · 2 Dark brown · 3 Dark brown · 4 Brown · 5 Brown

Brown and honey: 6 Light brown · 7 Light brown · 8 Dark copper brown · 18 Light honey brown · 27 Golden brown · 30 Copper brown

Ash, blonde and platinum: 88 Ash brown · 100 Champagne platinum · 201 Platinum · 613 Blonde · 000 Blonde, lightest

Colored: 110 Blue · 111 Red · 144 Ruby red

Which shades come in which method?

Keratin bond extensions carry the widest range: every shade listed above. Tape extensions come in the most popular base shades – 000, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 27, 30 and 201. If the shade you want is not listed as tape, ask us about availability.

How to choose the right shade

Why does a shade look different on screen?

Every screen renders color slightly differently, and hair is a glossy material that reflects the light around it. The same shade can therefore look warmer or cooler in a photo than it does in your hand. Real human hair also varies naturally between batches.

If the shade is not right, you can return an unopened product within 14 days. Read more: returns and exchange.

Can extensions be dyed?

Yes – real human hair can be dyed, but only darker. Lightening damages the extension, because the hair is already processed and receives no nutrients from the scalp. The safest approach is to pick a shade slightly lighter than the result you want and tone it in place. Kanekalon and other synthetic fibres do not take color at all. Read more: can you color hair extensions.

Color chart FAQ

What does the shade number mean?

The number gives the darkness level on the international scale. 1 is black and the shade lightens as the number rises. The exceptions are 000 (the lightest blonde), 100–201 which are platinum tones, and 110–144 which are colored shades.

What is the difference between shades 2 and 3?

Both are dark brown. Shade 2 is clearly darker and closer to black; shade 3 is a touch warmer and lighter. If your own hair is dyed dark, shade 2 usually matches better.

Is every shade available in every length?

The most popular shades are available across the full 40–80 cm range. In rarer shades the longest lengths can be temporarily out of stock. You can see current availability on the product page when selecting a length.

Can I order a color sample?

We do not send separate color samples. If you are unsure, send us a photo of your hair in daylight and we will suggest the closest match before you order.

Can two shades be mixed?

Yes, and we recommend it. Two neighbouring shades blended together reproduce the natural variation of your own hair better than a single flat color.

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Keratin bond extensions · Tape extensions · All hair extensions · Kanekalon hair fibres

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