Colour samples

Start with where the longest lashes sit, then look at curl and fullness.

What to notice

Samples, not shade matches. Screens and lighting shift colour, so sheer and multi-tone colours are described in words as well.

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Chocolate Brown: A rich, deep brown shade, often with a subtle warm cast.
Rose Gold: Pink-gold metallic.
Ash Blonde: Blonde with a cool, smoky cast.
Auburn: Red-brown.
Beige: Soft warm off-white.
Burgundy: Deep red-wine.
Caramel: Warm golden brown.
Copper: Bright orange-red metal tone.
Copper Red: Red with strong copper warmth.
Cream: Warm off-white with a visible yellow or buttery tint; reads clearly warmer than white.
Dark Brown: Deep brown.
Ginger: A warm orange-red colour appearance, whether natural or coloured.
Gold: A metallic gold-coloured appearance, not a claim of gold material.
Honey Blonde: Warm golden blonde.
Hot Pink: Vivid saturated pink.
Ivory: Very pale, near-white with only a faint warm tint; closer to white than cream.
Lavender: Pale violet.
Light Brown: Light brown.
Lilac: Pale purple-pink.
Mauve: Muted purple-pink.
Medium Brown: Mid brown.
Platinum Blonde: The palest cool blonde.
Silver: A metallic silver-coloured appearance, not a claim of silver material.
Soft Black: Near-black with a subtle brown cast, softer in appearance than a deep neutral black.
Strawberry Blonde: Blonde with a red glow.
Wine: Deep purple-red.
Black: True black.
Blonde: Blonde family.
Blue: Blue family.
Brown: Brown family.
Coral: Pink-orange.
Green: Green family.
Grey: Grey and silver-grey.
Mint: Pale green.
Navy: Very dark blue.
Orange: Orange family.
Pink: Pink family.
Purple: Purple family.
Red: Red family.
White: Pure white.
Yellow: Yellow family.

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