How to Choose the Right Hair Extension Colour
A professional colour match depends on daylight, undertone, hair history, screen accuracy and the way each shade blends with your natural hair.
Why colour looks different online
Hair colour can appear lighter, darker, warmer or cooler depending on the environment. Daylight, salon lighting, phone cameras, filters and screen settings all change how a shade appears.
This is why we never recommend choosing a hair extension colour from one indoor photo alone.
How to send your photos
- Take photos in natural daylight, near a window or outdoors.
- Send front, back, side and hair-end photos.
- Avoid yellow indoor lighting and direct flash.
- Do not use filters or colour-correcting camera modes.
- Include your desired result photo if you want a custom blend.
Colour matching is not only about choosing a shade. It is about understanding light, undertone, contrast and the final blend.
Blonde Shades
Very light blondes, icy tones and ash shades are highly sensitive to lighting and may look different on each screen.
Balayage Blends
Balayage and ombre colours require both root depth and end shade planning for a natural transition.
Highlights
Strong contrast combinations are planned as highlights when dark bases are blended with ultra-light tones.
Custom colour planning
For bespoke colours, our team reviews your desired tone, your natural base, previous colour treatments and the final extension method before confirming production.
When needed, we can prepare ombre, balayage, highlight blends and multi-tone combinations according to your order direction.
Need help with your colour direction?
Send your daylight photos and desired result. Our team will review your hair before recommending the most suitable shade, blend or custom colour direction.