Find Your ReHair Color

Start with our online shade guide, then confirm with a physical color ring or hair sample when precision matters.

Choose your matching method

Three clear ways to get the color right

Compare real hair swatches beside your growing hair in different lighting.

Best for unusual tones, blends, highlights or a match that is difficult on screen.

Men's hair system colors

Browse by color family

Core shades

Black to blonde

Use this group to identify your closest natural depth before comparing tone or gray.

Gray blends

Brown with 10-50% gray

Progressive gray mixes for dark brown through light brown base shades.

Gray blends

High-gray combinations

Lighter, high-percentage gray options for a softer salt-and-pepper result.

Black family

Off-black with gray

Start with #1B, then increase the gray percentage while keeping a dark base.

Warm tones

Red and warm modifiers

Choose an R code when your growing hair has a visible warm, copper or red undertone.

Light blends

Light and gray combinations

A compact group for light blonde and gray-mixed options.

Blonde blends

Blonde with gray

Blonde base colors with controlled gray percentages for a natural transition.

Cool tones

Ash shades

Cooler options that reduce visible red or golden warmth.

Read the code

Decode a shade in seconds

A more reliable match

Compare where the system will blend

Do not match only against the hair on top. Compare the swatches with the growing hair at the sides and back.

Choose the closest black, brown or blonde family.

Eliminate shades rather than deciding from one image.

Use indirect daylight and neutral indoor light, not direct sun or warm bulbs.

Only after depth matches, choose warm, ash or the appropriate gray percentage.

Recommended for first orders

See the shades in your own lighting

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Color questions

Before you choose

Use the online chart to narrow the choice, not as a guaranteed final match. Screen brightness, camera processing and room lighting can all shift the color.

Send clear photos in indirect daylight or use a physical color ring. A specialist can also advise whether a custom blend is more suitable.

Match the amount of gray in the side and back hair where the system will blend. Compare nearby percentages before deciding.