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KIS colour chart

When it comes to hair colour, the KIS colour chart is an indispensable tool for hairdressers and stylists. The colour chart offers a clear overview of the different colours of hair dye offered by the KIS brand. The KIS colour chart features various natural and fashionable colours. The unique colour names and numbers on the card make finding the right colour even easier. Discover Salontopper's KIS colour chart and easily see which colour best suits your needs. read more >


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Features KIS

  • Effectively restores hair from within
  • Professional quality
  • Wide range of hair care products
  • Popular silver shampoo against yellowing

Why the KIS colour chart?

The KIS colour chart is a tool for hairdressers and stylists to see different colours at a glance. With this card, the hairdresser can see together with the client what best suits the client's wishes. Among other colour shades, different tones, highlights and lowlights can be seen on the colour chart. The chart is divided into different colour groups, making it even easier to compare colours. For example, the groups are divided into brown, red, black and blonde. Furthermore, the KIS colour chart features the unique colour names and number, making it easy for hairdressers and stylists to find the colour. Choosing the right colour is important because a client's appearance can change. A colour chart is therefore a useful tool.

Using the KIS colour chart

When using the Kis colour chart, it is important to consider the client's skin tone and natural hair colour. It is also important to choose the right developer and pay attention to the soaking time. This way, the colour will most closely match the colour on the card and ensure that the colour will last for a longer period of time. The KIS colour chart also offers a selection of additives and toners, this helps in getting the desired colour. These additives and toners are used to enhance or soften the colours and if necessary, the colour can be corrected with these.