Spin the wheel to randomly choose from these options: Red hair, Purple hair, Blue hair, Green hair, Blonde hair, Brown hair, Black hair, Gray Hair!

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...

color correcting/toner chart

Spin the wheel to randomly choose from these options: Braids, Pigtails, Bun, Messy bun, Long hair, Really long, Short hair, Shoulder Leigh hair, Medium hair, Very short, Pony tail, One braid, Low pony, High pony, Other, Curly long hair, Wavy long hair, Wavy short hair, Curly very long hair, Curly shoulder leigh hair, Curly medium hair, Curly very short hair, Curly pony tail, Curly pigtails, Wavy pigtails, Wavy ponytail, Side swept to left side, Side swept to right side, Curly right swept…

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 c

Spin to randomly choose from these options: Light Blue, Light Pink , Dark Brown, Dark Red, Grey, White, Dark Orange, Dark Yellow, Blonde, Gold, Dark Green, Dark Blue, Dark Purple, Dark Pink, Light Red, Light Orange, Light Green, Light Purple, Dark Black, Light Brown, My Choice!