Hair color theory colour wheel

We'll show you everything you need to know about color wheel hair theory, how to use it to find the best hair color for you, and more in our guide.

As an all rounder, which is better? We use L'oreal in college and upto now i've liked it. It's a lot easier to pick up I find. But is Wella just better...

The Hair Color Wheel is incredibly useful to a colorist because it sets out the relationship between the major color groups. Most importantly, it helps the colorist understand which are the cold colors and which are the warm colors. Cold Colors : Purple, Blue, Green. Anything with a hint of these colors in them will be cold. So 2 very commonly used colors, Ash and Violet are both considered cold colors. Warm Colors: Red, Yellow, Orange. Again, anything with a hint of these colors will be

How to color your hair with the results you want.

A colour wheel of equally spaced 24 hues and 5 tones each giving a representative colour vocabulary of 120 mostly saturated colours. Each colour is named after an unambiguous real world examplar and an example is given to justify the name. Finally, we can name colours accurately in a common sense manner without resorting to arcane Pantone numbers, incorrect web colours or clumsy Munsell names.

I get a lot of questions regarding my very blonde hair colour - and so i decided to do an in-depth post about what i do and the brands i use to keep my hair looking bright, shiny and professionally...

A blog about how to properly combine colors and how to use a color wheel with different tints, tones, and shades.