We were the first brand in the synthetic wig industry to create a consistent collection of colour stories! When I launched my project to bring high-quality wigs to the market, consistency was my top priority. I wanted to ensure that as the range grew, our signature colours could transition seamlessly across various styles and cap structures.
One of my biggest visions was to offer matching wefts and loose fibre, giving artists unlimited freedom to create bespoke pieces. Back when I was buying wigs from other retailers, one of my favourite styling hacks was enhancing them with a bundle of wefts to add depth or bold colour blocks. Now, I love seeing other artists push their creativity to the absolute limit with our collection.
When adding colour to a wig, it’s all about understanding the depth and temperature of the shades. If you want a subtle, dimensional effect, look just one collection away. For example, to add dimension to a Pastellic wig, you could select a shade from the Ethereal collection to lighten it, or the Kandi collection to darken it slightly.
If you want a more noticeable colour-blocking effect, try jumping a collection. To add a strong lowlight to an Ethereal wig, skip the Pastellic shades entirely and head straight to the
Kandi collection. Generally, you want to avoid extremes—going more than two collections apart can create a harsh, jarring contrast (like mixing a Vivid shade directly into an Ethereal base). However, if you are craving a striking, high-contrast look, you can bridge those extreme jumps with a small transition amount of a Kandi or Pastellic tone to keep the result pleasing to the eye.
While there are no hard rules in creativity, familiarizing yourself with our colour collections will help you decide exactly how subtle or how bold you want your next creation to be! In our colour wheel you can also see which shades compliment and contrast each other.
Check out our full range of shades - shop by colour!