Hair colour conversion
Converting a client's Alfaparf formula into Wella? The Shade Library matches shades by verified depth and ordered reflects, not by the number printed on the tube. Here's how the two ranges line up.
Brands don't calibrate their levels the same way. For 2 of the Alfaparf shades that have a Wella match, the matching Wella shade carries a different level on the tube. A chart that swaps like-for-like numbers would send you to the wrong depth for every one of them. The Shade Library maps each shade to a standard depth and reflect structure first, then finds the equivalent.
The straightforward ones: standard natural shades where both brands print the same level. Any chart gets these right.
| Alfaparf | Wella equivalent |
|---|---|
| 4EOC · Shine | 4/0Koleston Perfect ME+ |
| 6EOC · Shine | 6/0Koleston Perfect ME+ |
| 8EOC · Shine | 8/0Koleston Perfect ME+ |
| 10EOC · Shine | 10/0Koleston Perfect ME+ |
| + 51 more Alfaparf to Wella matches, including every one that changes level, inside The Shade Library. | |
160 shades · 4 product lines
How shades are written
Level, a full stop, then reflect digits, e.g. 10.32.
Reflect families in the range
Natural, Gold, Ash, Red, Violet, Mahogany, Copper, Cendré, Matt
Product lines
190 shades · 3 product lines
How shades are written
Level, a slash, then reflect digits, e.g. 5/05.
Reflect families in the range
Natural, Gold, Brown, Red, Grey, Cendré, Ash, Violet, Mahogany, Matt
Shade series
Standard, Intense
Product lines
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