Start exploring hair color charts as soon as possible – they may seem intimidating initially, but understanding their numbers and letters will allow for effortless results!
Shade numbers represent two components. The first digit shows its level or base, while the second indicates tone.
Garnier Nutrisse offers 38 shades across cool, neutral, and warm tones, as well as unique options like true red pomegranate and light red-brown for you to choose from.
Shades: Use the Garnier Nutrisse hair color chart to find your ideal color shade. Whether you want a drastic change or simply refreshing, there is sure to be an appropriate Garnier Nutrisse shade available to meet your needs – from light to dark hues! The first number on the box color chart represents its base level shade, ranging from light to dark tones. Your colorist will consider all three numbers to ensure a natural finish that complements your skin tone.
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Levels: Garnier offers a selection of shades spanning from light blonde to dark brown, each distinguished by a level and tone to help you choose which hue best complements your hair color. Grade refers to how dark or light a shade is, while style refers to whether its hue has warm or cool undertones. The tone is determined by the color pigments in your hair, which can either be cool or warm. Manner also determines if your color will be neutral, ashy, golden/coppery, or mahogany in hue and can be indicated on the Garnier box with a letter indication of tone number. For instance, shade LB2 stands for Light Blonde and features a calm tone, while shade RB10 has warmer tones ideal for warmer strands. When selecting your style,, remember that darker hair tends to feature more warm undertones while lighter hair has neutral ones.
Tone: Garnier Nutrisse’s hair color chart offers an invaluable way to choose a shade: its style. For instance, 4.62 is classified as red; therefore, when selecting this hue, you must also consider this aspect because tones play an integral part in creating your undertone. Cool (ash) tones can counterbalance warm (golden or red) tones when choosing hair colors. Style helps you assess whether your skin has blue or green undertones. Blue veins appear under your arm, indicating cool skin tones; otherwise, if their veins look green instead, this shows warm tones, thus choosing warmer tones.
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Reflect: Garnier Nutrisse provides an impressive variety of shades, each designed to produce striking and vivid hues. Additionally, their color chart offers a virtual hair color try-on tool to preview each hue’s appearance before committing to one in person.
Example of Level 6 Color: Gold to Ash: This will produce a warm brown hue, neutralizing cool tones while complementing skin tones.
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