The deepest shade in the range. It settles into a soft, natural black rather than the flat jet black of a synthetic dye, and keeps a faint warmth that shows in direct light. The most complete gray coverage of the six.

Tone

Deep, neutral black

Best on

Dark brown to black hair, or full gray coverage

A classic dark brown with cool depth—one step lighter than Soft Black, and the safest choice if black feels too severe. Gray strands land slightly lighter than the rest, which reads as dimension rather than a solid block of color.

Tone

Cool-leaning dark brown

Best on

Medium to dark brown hair, heavy gray

The middle of the family—a true, neutral brown that neither cools nor warms your base much. On already-dark hair it reads mostly as depth and shine; on gray it develops into a soft, believable brown.

Tone

Neutral mid brown

Best on

Medium brown hair, scattered to moderate gray

The lightest brown here, with a golden undertone. It will not lighten dark hair—no plant color can—but on gray strands it turns into soft, sunlit brown, giving the whole head a naturally highlighted effect.

Tone

Warm, golden light brown

Best on

Light brown to blonde hair, visible gray

The warmest brown of the six. The copper reads clearly in daylight and quiets down indoors. Gray hair picks it up most vividly and finishes brighter than the rest of the head—choose this one if you want that contrast rather than uniform coverage.

Tone

Warm copper brown

Best on

Brown hair wanting warmth, gray for a highlight effect

A red-brown that sits between the browns and the reds. The red is unmistakable in direct light but stays grounded in brown indoors, so it adds dimension without committing to a full red. Deeper and cooler than Copper Brown.

Tone

Deep red-brown

Best on

Medium to dark brown hair wanting red dimension