L’Oréal Hair Color Chart With Numbers
Choosing a L’Oréal hair colour becomes easier when you understand the shade numbers. The first number generally shows the colour depth, while the numbers after the dot indicate the tone or reflection. However, numbering can vary between L’Oréal product ranges.
L’Oréal Hair Color Chart
| Hair Color | Shade Number |
|---|---|
| Black | 1 |
| Dark Brown | 3 |
| Dark Brown | 4 |
| Light Brown | 5 |
| Beige Brown | 6 |
| Burgundy | 3.16 |
| Plum Brown | 4.2 |
| Caramel Brown | 5.32 |
| Golden Brown | 6.13 |
| Mocha Brown | 6.8 |
What Do the Numbers Mean?
First Number
The first number indicates the depth of the colour. Lower numbers are generally darker, while higher numbers represent lighter shades.
Number After the Dot
The number after the dot represents the tone or reflection, such as golden, copper, red, violet or mocha tones.
Popular L’Oréal Hair Colors
Burgundy – 3.16
A deep red-burgundy shade for a rich, noticeable look.
Plum Brown – 4.2
A dark brown shade with a subtle plum tone.
Caramel Brown – 5.32
A warm brown shade with caramel and golden-looking tones.
Golden Brown – 6.13
A lighter brown option with a warm golden finish.
How to Choose Your Shade
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For a natural result, choose a shade that is close to your current hair colour. If you want a more noticeable change, burgundy, plum, caramel or golden shades can add more dimension. Always check the shade chart for your specific L’Oréal range, as numbering can differ between products.