In short: To choose a color, don't just look at the package photo: consider your natural base, light, undertone, and the amount needed to complete the entire project in the same purchase.
With dozens of shades available, choosing the color of synthetic fiber can be harder than choosing the type of fiber. The first goal is to understand if you want to integrate your natural color or create contrast.
1. Start with the base
For a natural result, compare the fiber with your hair in daylight. Black, natural black, browns, and blondes can change a lot between indoor and outdoor light.
2. Look at the undertone
Two browns of the same intensity can have cool, warm, coppery, or golden reflections. The same applies to blondes, grays, and fantasy colors.
3. Use color mix
Mixing 2–3 shades of the same product can prevent a too-flat result and create depth.
4. Buy the entire project together
There can be small variations between different batches. For a uniform job, it's best to buy the entire quantity needed at the same time.
5. Consider the technique
A color can appear different in a thin braid, a compact dreadlock, or a curly insert.
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FAQ
Do the photos show the exact color?
The images are a reference, but monitors, light, and screen settings can alter perception.