Cree Color Chart Match the perfect shade every time with the Cree Color Chart, a professional swatch reference designed for stylists working with the full Cree hair color line. The Cree color chart showcases real hair swatches for each available shade, making consultations easier and final color selections more accurate.
Whether you are guiding a first-time client or fine-tuning a custom formula, the Cree color chart helps you visualize tone, depth, and undertone before mixing. The professional layout keeps every shade clearly labeled, so you can quickly move from consultation to bowl to chair without missing a beat.
Key Features
- Professional Cree color chart for salon use
- Real hair swatches for accurate shade matching
- Clearly labeled level and tone for each color
- Compact format easy to bring chair-side
- Helps clients visualize results before service
- Essential tool for stylists building their Cree color skills
How to Use
Begin every consultation by reviewing the client's natural level, existing color, and goal. Hold relevant swatches from the Cree color chart against the client's hair near a window or under daylight-balanced lighting. Compare warm and cool options side by side, and let the client weigh in. Once the target shade is selected, mix the corresponding Cree color with the recommended developer and apply per the brand guidelines.
Best For
- In-salon color consultations
- Stylists training on the Cree color line
- Custom formulation and tone mapping
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are the swatches real hair?
A: The Cree color chart uses physical swatches engineered to represent actual color results as closely as possible.
Q: How should I clean it?
A: Wipe lightly with a clean, dry cloth. Keep the chart away from moisture and direct color contact.
Q: Does it include every shade?
A: It covers the available shades in the Cree color line at the time of production. Newer additions may require an updated chart.
Q: Should I view it under salon lights?
A: Use daylight or a daylight-balanced bulb when possible — it gives the most accurate read on tone.
