Colour samples

Shape, length past the fingertip, art and finish, one at a time.

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.
Blue Black: Black with a visible blue sheen.
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.
Peach: Soft pink-orange shade.
Platinum Blonde: The palest cool blonde.
Plum: Deep purple-red shade.
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.
Teal: Blue-green fashion shade.
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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