Black & Dark Brunette Shades in Real Life

Choosing between our darkest shades? You’re in the right place.

See our Jet Black, Natural Black, Off Black, Soft Black and Espresso shades in real life, including natural lighting, studio lighting and our in house videos.

Hair colour can look different depending on lighting, so we’ve created this guide to give you a better look at each shade before choosing your perfect match.


🖤 Jet Black

Our deepest black shade.

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Jet Black is designed for hair that is a true, rich black.

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🖤 Natural Black

A natural looking black that is slightly lighter than Jet Black.

Natural Black is a great option if your hair is black but doesn't have the intense depth of a true Jet Black.

See Natural Black in Natural Light

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🖤 Off Black

A distinct dark shade with softer undertones.

Off Black is different from both Natural Black and Soft Black, making it important to see this shade in different lighting before deciding on your match. This is our best seller

See Off Black in Natural Light

 

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🖤 Soft Black

A softer take on black.

See Soft Black in natural and studio lighting below to get a better idea of its depth and undertones compared with our other dark shades.

See Soft Black in Natural Light

 

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🤎 Espresso

A rich, deep brunette shade.

Espresso is ideal for those looking for a very dark brunette rather than a black shade.

See Espresso in Natural Light

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Why Does Hair Colour Look Different in Photos?

Lighting can make the same shade appear warmer, cooler, lighter or darker.

That's why we recommend looking at multiple photos and videos in natural lighting rather than relying on a single image when choosing your shade.

For the most accurate representation, view the photos on this page with your screen brightness turned up and compare them with your own hair in natural daylight.


Still Not Sure About Your Shade? 💕

We’re happy to help!

Submit a Bombay Hair Colour Match with clear photos of your hair taken in natural lighting and our team will recommend the shade we think will blend best with your hair.

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