The most useful reference is the hair you have today. We look at the areas the extensions will sit against, the balance of tones and the result you want to create.

Your roots may be deeper than the hair around your shoulders. Highlights can change the overall impression without changing every strand. A good shade enquiry takes that variation into account.
Share photographs in indirect daylight, with your hair loose and visible from root to tip. A plain background and an unfiltered image make it easier to discuss what is actually there.
Request shade advice⟶Include a rear view, a side view and a closer image of the mid-lengths and ends. Avoid direct flash, strong sun and warm indoor lighting, which can alter the apparent colour.
Let us know if you have a colour appointment planned. Extensions chosen for your current shade may not suit the result after a fresh toner, highlights or an all-over colour.
Share the proposed shade and extension method with the professional who will fit and blend your hair. Their assessment of density, cut and placement adds information a photograph cannot provide.
Explore the collection, then send the names of the shades you would like to compare.
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