Colour chart
Rapunzel’s entire colour range can be found in the colour chart. Here you can use pictures and colour descriptions to find the colour that best suits your hair. Our colours can be mixed and matched to achieve the perfect shade with a natural-looking result. Our extensions are available in unicolour, mix, Balayage and ColorMelt.
Good to know when buying extensions
Rapunzel of Sweden’s extensions are made of real hair, so they act like real hair. This means that the colour of your extensions will not always be exactly the same and may sometimes differ from the product images. Rapunzel’s hair comes from people with different hair qualities and thus has different dyeing possibilities. The dyeing is done by hand, so our extensions are unique craftsmanship.
Colours may also differ between premium and original (basic) hair. Premium hair is remy with the cuticle left on. The hair thus retains its shine and suppleness and is easier to dye to a uniform shade. On original (and basic) hair, the cuticle has been removed to leave the hair soft and manageable without tangling. This allows the hair to have slightly more nuances after dyeing. The nuances are perceived as natural and give a lively impression.
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Black base. Transitions to red-violet, slightly intense highlights. Balayage. Warm tone.
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Dark brown base. Transitions to light and dark bronde highlights. Balayage. Warm/cool tone.
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Ash brown base. Transitions to light and dark, cool highlights. Balayage. Cool tone.
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Golden brown base. Transitions to warm brown-blond highlights. Balayage. Warm tone.
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Ash brown base. Transitions to cool, brown-blond highlights. Balayage. Cool tone.
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Golden brown base. Transitions to golden blonde highlights. Balayage. Warm tone.
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Sandy, dark blonde base with a golden undertone. Transitions to light blonde highlights with a grey undertone. Balayage. Cool tone.
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Blonde, cool base. Transitions to light, blonde and neutral highlights. Balayage. Cool tone.
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Black-brown base. Transitions slightly to golden brown. ColorMelt. Warm/cool tone.
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Dark brown base with a slightly red undertone. Fades into dark blonde with a light, golden undertone. ColorMelt. Warm tone.
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Dark brown, cool base with an ash undertone. Slightly highlighted in light blonde. Fades into light blonde with a very grey tone. ColorMelt. Cool tone.
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Dark brown base with a golden undertone. Fades into a brown, slightly ash colour. ColorMelt. Neutral tone.
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Dark copper brown base with a golden undertone. Slightly highlighted in a light copper brown colour. Fades into a light copper brown colour with a golden undertone. ColorMelt. Warm tone.
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Light brown cendre base with a golden ash undertone. Fades into blonde with a golden undertone. ColorMelt. Warm tone.
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Dark blonde, sandy with a slightly golden undertone and light blonde colour. Mix. Warm tone.
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Dark brown base in warm tone. Transitions to brown with a golden undertone. Root. Warm tone.
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Brown, slightly ash base. Transitions to light blonde with a slightly golden undertone. Root. Neutral tone.
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Light cendre, ash base with golden undertone. Transitions to light blonde. Root. Warm/cool tone.
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Light brown cendre base with a golden ash undertone. Transitions to light blonde with a slightly golden undertone. Root. Neutral tone.
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Brown-black base. Fades into light blonde with a very grey tone. Ombre. Cool tone.
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Dark brown base. Fades into brown with a golden undertone. Ombre. Warm tone.
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Dark brown base with a golden undertone. Fades into a light brown cendre with a golden ash undertone. Ombre. Cool tone.
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Red-violet brown. Slightly intense colour. Solid colour. Warm tone.
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Want to use your old colour code?
As you might have noticed, we’ve changed the way we name our colour shades. Type your old code here and learn its new name: