Kenra Color uses the level + letter format:
- N = Natural (.0)
- A = Ash (.1)
- G = Gold (.3)
- C = Copper (.4)
- R = Red (.6)
Kenra is known for consistent gray coverage and predictable results. Very popular in the North American market.
Browse all Kenra Professional shades in one place. This chart includes its two permanent ranges with approximate color swatches.
Kenra uses the American system: level + reflect letter (7A = medium ash blonde, 6G = dark golden blonde). N = natural, A = ash, G = gold, C = copper, R = red.
The chart brings together Kenra Professional's two ranges: Kenra Color and Permanent Color, both permanent. Each shade is labeled with its line.
Kenra Color uses the level + letter format:
Kenra is known for consistent gray coverage and predictable results. Very popular in the North American market.
One shade per level of Kenra Color with its closest equivalent in other professional brands of the same type. These are orientative matches calculated by level and reflect: every brand uses its own pigments and bases, so always strand-test when switching.
| Kenra Color | Koleston Perfect ME+ | Igora Royal | Majirel |
|---|---|---|---|
2NBlack | 2/0= | 1-0≈ | 2= |
3NDark Brown | 3/0= | 3-0= | 3= |
4NMedium Brown | 4/0= | 4-0= | 4= |
5NLight Brown | 5/0= | 5-0= | 5= |
6NDark Blonde | 6/0= | 6-0= | 6= |
7NMedium Blonde | 7/0= | 7-0= | 7= |
8NLight Blonde | 8/0= | 8-0= | 8= |
9NVery Light Blonde | 9/0= | 9-0= | 9= |
10NLightest Blonde | 10/0= | 10-0= | 10= |
= direct match · ≈ approximate match
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