#27: Black
#4-5: Dark brown
#6-7: Medium brown
#8-9: Light brown
#10-15: Golden blond
#16-26: Ash blond
#1-3: Pure red
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4.
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Châtain foncé, comme on dit en français.
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Fischer scale # 1.Originally Posted by Token
#27: Black
#4-5: Dark brown
#6-7: Medium brown
#8-9: Light brown
#10-15: Golden blond
#16-26: Ash blond
#1-3: Pure red
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not a very Germanic colour
Nordisch-Westisch or Westisch mit Nordische einschlag
In other words: Atlantid type
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Well I would bet the most reddish are the germanic, after the british isles.
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Chesnut
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#6.
I actually dye incipient grey hairs trying to resemble my natural color, and the code number for my dye product is "6" too. I've tried 5 and it was too dark. Current hair cosmetic products must be using these Fischer metrics.
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Sort of beetwen #8 and #12.
Kinda similar to Colonel's, must be a galician thing.
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6 bordering on 5
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