Choosing the right hair color is essential for a natural-looking men’s hair system. Even when the base, density, and haircut are perfect, the wrong color can make the hair replacement system look obvious.
This guide helps hair replacement professionals and wholesale buyers choose the best hair color for male clients.
Men’s Hair System Color Chart
Newtimes Hair offers a wide range of men’s hair system colors, including single human hair colors, mixed gray colors, synthetic gray blends, and European human hair colors.
Please note: colors shown on screen may vary depending on lighting, camera settings, and monitor display. For the most accurate color match, we recommend using a men’s hair color ring or sending us a sample of your client’s natural hair.
How to Choose the Right Hair Color for Male Clients
For men’s hair systems, the color should match the client’s side and back hair, not the hair color they used to have years ago. The most natural result comes from blending the system with the client’s existing hair.
Before ordering, check:
- The client’s current side and back hair color
- The percentage of gray hair
- Whether the hair is warm, cool, or neutral in tone
- The client’s hair texture and shine level
- Whether the client plans to dye or tone the hair later
If the client is between two colors, it is usually safer to choose the slightly lighter option. A color that is too dark can look harsh and unnatural, especially on older male clients.
Use a Men’s Hair Color Ring for Accurate Matching
Digital color charts are helpful for reference, but they should not be the only tool used for final color matching. Screen colors can vary from device to device.
For professional results, we recommend using the Newtimes Hair men’s hair system color ring.
Use the color ring to compare the client’s natural hair under natural light. For best results, match the side and back hair because these areas need to blend directly with the hair system.
Hair Color Tips for a Natural Men’s Hair System
- Match the client’s current hair, not old photos.
- Check the color in natural daylight.
- Avoid choosing a color that is too dark.
- Add gray hair if the client has gray sides or temples.
- For exposed hairlines, avoid harsh color contrast.
- Consider hair density and curl, because darker and curlier hair can look visually thicker.
- Use a color ring or hair sample for professional matching.
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