Human Hair Colors
Birchwood
(neutral - warm)
A neutral-warm, dimensional brunette with a deeper root that melts into soft, golden-threaded medium brown lengths. The warmth is gentle and understated — think natural sun-kissed brown, not rich or golden. Lighter face-framing pieces give it a fresh, radiant finish that looks effortlessly real.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants a lived-in brunette that looks completely like their own hair.
Cocoa Truffle
(cool)
A deep, rich, cool-toned brunette — the darkest shade in the collection. No warmth, no redness, no flatness. Pure dimensional dark brown with a naturally cool depth that stays true to itself in any light. The knots are bleached at the hairline and part, so the hair appears to grow right out of the scalp.
Best for: Cool and neutral skin tones, and anyone who's always wanted a true, natural near-black brown that makes a quiet, stunning statement.
Cashmere Beige - Shadowed
(neutral)
A soft, neutral blonde with a subtle shadow root and seamless, cohesive colour from root to end. Not warm, not icy — just clean, dimensional blonde that reads the way natural hair actually looks. No harsh contrast, no bright ends, just effortless.
Best for: Neutral and cool skin tones, and anyone who wants a blonde that looks like they were simply born with it.
Cinnamon Rose
(warm)
A warm, dimensional red that sits beautifully between copper and strawberry blonde — soft enough to look completely natural, striking enough to turn heads. A slightly deeper root gives it a lived-in quality, while the lengths catch the light with a gorgeous warm rose-gold shimmer. Not a bold red, not an auburn — just the most believable natural redhead colour you’ve ever seen.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who’s always dreamed of being a redhead.
Oatmilk Blonde - Shadowed
(warm)
A warm, dimensional blonde blending honeyed golden lengths with brighter, sun-kissed pieces and a visible medium brown shadow root. More contrast and warmth than Cashmere Beige — this is the colour that looks like a summer spent outdoors. Lighter face-framing pieces give it a luminous, radiant finish that glows in every light.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who loves a bright, warm blonde with real dimension and life.
Amber Roast - Shadowed
(warm)
A warm, dimensional medium brunette with a soft shadow root and subtle ginger-blonde pieces woven through the lengths. The kind of colour that catches the light in all the right ways — glowing and rich indoors and out, without ever looking highlighted or overdone. Cozy, natural, and completely believable.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who loves a warm brunette that feels effortlessly rich and alive.
Sunkissed Crème
(warm)
A dreamy, champagne-toned blonde with delicate brightness toward the ends and soft, sunlit dimension woven throughout. The subtlest root shading mimics a natural grow-out, giving the illusion of depth right at the base without ever looking harsh. The warmth stays soft and understated rather than rich or golden — glowing and radiant without ever tipping into brassiness.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants a blonde that feels sunlit and soft rather than stark, icy, or overly saturated.
Golden Biscuit
(warm)
A creamy warm blonde with soft golden undertones and subtle beige highlights that catch the light beautifully, worn as one seamless color from root to end with no shadow root. She reads warm without ever going brassy, creating a look that’s soft, fresh, and effortlessly youthful — bright and radiant in every light, with nothing to fade or grow out.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants an all-over golden blonde with a clean, uniform finish.
Synthetic Colors
Maple
(warm)
A warm, dimensional brunette with editorial energy. A rich medium brown base is woven through with chunky caramel and lighter highlighted pieces that catch the light in a sophisticated way — warm and cool tones living together in perfect tension. Not your typical brunette; this one reads intentional, expensive, and effortlessly chic. Upscale, polished, fashion-forward. The color a stylist would give you.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants a brunette with real dimension instead of a flat, single-tone color.
Arctic
(cool)
A cool-toned dimensional blonde with a soft dark root that melts seamlessly into a bright, icy blonde base. Rich honey and caramel tones are woven generously throughout, catching the light beautifully without ever pulling the color warm overall — it still reads crisp and cool at a glance, with real depth up close. Natural, luminous, and never flat. The kind of blonde that looks like an expensive, multi-tonal salon color.
Best for: Cool and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants an icy blonde with rich dimension instead of a flat, one-note color.
Butterscotch
(warm)
A warm, golden-yellow blonde with a soft dark brunette root that melts into a rich, buttery blonde throughout. Consistently warm from root to ends — no cool tones, no shift in color, just that same golden warmth all the way through. Dimensional in a blended, natural way, like the sun has kissed every strand. Glowy, warm, and effortlessly beautiful.
Best for: Warm and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants a rich, golden blonde with warmth that stays consistent from root to end.
Midnight
(cool)
A deep, rich, cool-toned dark brown that lives right on the edge of black without crossing over. Sleek, sophisticated, and striking, with a subtle cool undertone running throughout for a polished, high-contrast look. Bold, dramatic, and impossibly chic — the only truly dark color in the collection, and it makes a statement all on its own.
Best for: Cool and neutral skin tones, and anyone who wants a true, near-black brown with striking depth instead of a flat, one-dimensional dark shade.