Hair color match is an important step in ensuring your hair piece is undetectable. The easiest way for us to create an exact match is to give us a sample of your actual hair. We will follow the color and texture of your hair sample.
To create an exact match, cut a hair sample from the sides or back of your hair - 1.00" long, and as thick as a pencil. If you are not able to supply a sample of this size please send in as much hair as possible (a few strands is not enough for accurate color analysis). If you already have a hair piece with the right color, you can send that in for us use. After you’ve submitted the color to us you can simply select 'color on file' in the shopping cart and we’ll have it for all future orders.
Below is a sample of some basic colors from the New Image Men’s Color Chart. Remember, these colors should be used as a guideline as colors vary due to the digitizing process, lighting conditions, and differences in computer monitors.
Getting the right hair color is what makes a hairpiece look natural. A close match helps it blend with your existing hair. That’s why custom color-matched hair systems are an important part of choosing the right solution.
At TopLace, the focus is on accuracy. The goal is simple: your hairpiece should look like it belongs to you.
A precise color match makes your hair system look natural and undetectable.
Hair coloring is more than just choosing a color. It also depends on the tone and texture of your hair, along with the reflection of light from it. Even a slight difference will be obvious.
The best way to ensure accuracy is through sending a hair swatch. It enables us to analyze your natural hair color and replicate it.
In case you have any hairpiece that looks good on you, that can also serve as a guide for you. After recording your color, you can use it again in your next order.
Fact: Digital color charts may prove useful, but they cannot completely show your color since they do not consider light variations.
Real hair samples provide the most accurate results compared to visual charts.
Gray hair requires special attention. It is not just one color but a mix of tones. With mens grey hair pieces, you can choose how much gray you want included.
Some prefer a balanced blend. Others want more gray in specific areas, like the temples, for a natural aging look.
There are two main types:
Choosing the right type depends on your styling needs.
Gray hair options allow you to control the look and maintain a natural appearance.
Hair systems come in a wide range of shades. These range from deep black tones to lighter browns and blondes. However, these shades are only general guides.
For better results, focus on:
This becomes especially important for mens grey color hair pieces, where blending must look seamless.
Shade selection should always be based on real-life conditions, not just charts.
Here are a few reasons why many choose TopLace:
These features help create a hairpiece that feels personal and consistent.
Customization and accuracy are key strengths that improve overall results.
Getting the color right makes all the difference. A well-matched hair system blends naturally and boosts confidence. Whether you need subtle tones or mens grey color hair pieces, the process should focus on precision.
A hair sample, if at all feasible, will yield the best results. After that, once you have a perfect color match, placing future orders becomes easy.
Color match is extremely important in order to look natural at all times.
FAQs
Q1: What are custom color-matched hair systems?
They are hairpieces designed to match your exact hair color using real samples for accuracy.
Q2: Can I choose the amount of gray in mens grey hair pieces?
Yes. You can select the percentage of gray and adjust placement, such as the temples.
Q3: Are mens grey color hair pieces made with real hair?
Most are made with real human hair, but synthetic gray options are also available.
Q4: Do I need to send a hair sample every time?
No. Once your color is saved, you can reuse it for future orders.
Q5: Why don’t color charts always match perfectly?
Lighting and screen settings affect how colors appear, making charts less accurate than real samples.
