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Vibrant Color Chart

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What is Vibrant Color Chart?

Vibrant Color Chart is the Code Zero colour chart of the Vibrant Color range: 106 hair strands, that is 101 Vibrant Color shades and the 5 Pure Pigments, grouped in 23 families, each with its code and its official name in English, Italian, French, Spanish and Dutch. On the back it carries three technical tables: the Color Index, which places every shade on a colour wheel; the Bleaching Power Table, how many tones each shade lifts; and the Field of Application Table, the starting bases on which each shade works.

On this page you find every strand with a link to its shade and the three tables transcribed, so the chart can also be read away from the salon. Six shades added to the range after this chart was printed, the intense blondes 9.+ and 10.+ and the intense ashes 5.11, 7.11, 9.11 and 10.11, are in the Vibrant Color Chart Up6 Mini.

How to use the chart in the salon, from the codes to the Oxidizer volume: the Code Zero Vibrant Color guide.

Vibrant Color Chart at a glance

Strands: 106: 101 Vibrant Color shades and 5 Pure Pigments
Families: 23, from the naturals to the pure pigments
Technical tables: Color Index, Bleaching Power Table, Field of Application Table
Shade names: printed in English, Italian, French, Spanish and Dutch
Not in the chart: 9.+, 10.+, 5.11, 7.11, 9.11 and 10.11, shown in the Up6 Mini
Use: salon colour consultation

Specifications

Brand	Code Zero
Range	Vibrant Color, Pure Pigment Color
Product type	Hair colour chart
Format	Book with hair strands
Contents	106 strands in 23 families: 101 Vibrant Color shades and 5 Pure Pigments
Technical tables	Color Index, Bleaching Power Table, Field of Application Table
Shade names	English, Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch
Use	Salon colour consultation

The 106 strands of the chart

In the order of the chart, family by family. Each shade links to its page, with mix, starting bases and processing time.

Family	Shades
naturals	1.0 Black · 2.0 Very Dark Brown · 3.0 Dark Brown · 4.0 Brown · 5.0 Light Brown · 6.0 Dark Blond · 7.0 Blond · 8.0 Light Blond · 9.0 Very Light Blond · 10.0 Ultra Light Blond
intense natural	4.+ Intense Brown · 5.+ Intense Light Brown · 6.+ Intense Dark Blonde · 7.+ Intense Blonde · 8.+ Intense Light Blonde
tobaccos	5.7 Light Tobacco Brown · 6.7 Dark Tobacco Blond · 7.7 Tobacco Blond · 8.7 Light Tobacco Blond
ash	4.1 Ash Brown · 5.1 Light Ash Brown · 6.1 Dark Ash Blond · 7.1 Ash Blond · 8.1 Light Ash Blond · 9.1 Very Light Ash Blond · 10.1 Ultra Light Ash Blond
copper goldens	5.43 Light Copper Golden Brown · 6.43 Dark Copper Golden Blond · 7.43 Copper Golden Blond · 8.43 Light Copper Golden Blond · 9.43 Very Light Copper Golden Blond · 10.43 Ultra Light Copper Golden Blond
goldens	4.3 Golden Brown · 5.3 Light Golden Brown · 6.3 Dark Golden Blond · 7.3 Golden Blond · 8.3 Light Golden Blond · 9.3 Very Light Golden Blond · 10.3 Ultra Light Golden Blond
coppers	5.4 Light Copper Brown · 6.4 Dark Copper Blond · 7.4 Copper Blond · 8.4 Light Copper Blond
copper mahogany	6.45 Dark Copper Mahogany Blond · 7.45 Copper Mahogany Blond · 8.45 Light Copper Mahogany Blond
deep reds	3.6 Deep Red Dark Brown · 4.6 Deep Red Brown · 5.6 Deep Red Light Brown · 6.6 Deep Red Dark Blond · 7.6 Deep Red Blond · 8.6 Deep Red Light Blond
red coppers	5.64 Light Red Copper Brown · 6.64 Dark Red Copper Blond · 7.64 Red Copper Blond · 8.64 Light Red Copper Blond
mahogany reds	4.56 Mahogany Red Brown · 5.56 Light Mahogany Red Brown
violets	3.20 Dark Violet Brown · 4.20 Violet Brown · 5.20 Light Violet Brown
red violet	6.62 Dark Red Violet Blond · 7.62 Red Violet Blond
violet goldens	7.23 Violet Golden Blond · 8.23 Light Violet Golden Blond · 9.23 Very Light Violet Golden Blond
golden beige	7.38 Golden Beige Blond · 8.38 Light Golden Beige Blond · 9.38 Very Light Golden Beige Blond · 10.38 Ultra Light Golden Beige Blond
blues	1.90 Blue Black · 1.99 Cobalt Black
superbleachings	90.0 Superbleaching Natural Blond · 90.1 Superbleaching Ash Blond · 90.2 Superbleaching Violet Blond · 90.3 Superbleaching Golden Blond · 90.4 Superbleaching Copper Blond
sands	4.84 Beige Copper Brown · 5.85 Mahogany Beige Light Brown · 6.80 Natural Beige Dark Blond · 7.13 Golden Ash Blond · 8.13 Golden Ash Light Blond · 10.13 Golden Ash Platinum Blond
woods	4.71 Tobacco Ash Brown · 4.52 Mahogany Iridescent Brown · 5.32 Iridescent Golden Light Brown · 5.74 Red Tobacco Light Brown · 6.57 Tobacco Mahogany Dark Blond · 7.25 Mahogany Iridescent Medium Blond
inlaid	8.72 Iridescent Tobacco Medium Blond · 4.27 Violet Tobacco Brown · 6.29 Violet Blue Dark Blond · 6.38 Golden Beige Dark Blond · 90.82 Superbleaching Beige Violet Blond · 10.28 Irisee Beige Platinum Blond
solars	7.86 Red Beige Blond · 7.67 Tobacco Red Blond · 8.74 Copper Tobacco Light Blond · .COM19 Agate
toners	01 Toner Ash · 09 Toner Blue
pure pigments	0.22 Violet · 0.33 Yellow · 0.44 Orange · 0.62 Red Violet · 0.66 Red

Family names as printed on the chart. 90.82 sits with the inlaid shades but is a superbleaching shade: it lifts 5-6 tones and is mixed 1:2. The Pure Pigments are not shades but concentrated reflect creams, added to a Vibrant shade up to 20% of the cream.

New to Vibrant Color? How to read a code

The digit before the point is the level, from 1 (black) to 10 (ultra light blond); the digits after the point are the reflect, and a doubled digit is a more intense reflect. The first digit after the point is the main reflect.

Reflect	Meaning
.0	natural
.1	ash
.2	violet (irisé)
.3	golden
.4	copper
.5	mahogany
.6	red
.7	tobacco
.8	beige
.9	blue

Other codes: .+ intense natural; .11 intense ash (Up6 Mini); 90.x superbleaching, where 90 takes the place of the level; 0.xx Pure Pigment, with no level of its own; 01 and 09 toners; .com19 Agate, for bases already lightened beyond level 10.

Color Index: the colour wheel

The Color Index places every shade in one of twelve sectors of a colour wheel, with the three blacks at the centre. A reflect is toned down by the sector opposite it on the wheel and made stronger by the same or a neighbouring sector. Sector names as printed on the chart; toner 09 marks the Blue sector and toner 01 the Blue Green sector.

Sector	Shades	Opposite sector
Yellow	6.38, 7.38, 8.38, 9.38, 10.38	Violet
Gold	4.3, 5.3, 6.3, 7.3, 8.3, 9.3, 10.3, 90.3, 4.84, 5.74, 5.85, 8.74	Blue Violet
Orange	5.4, 6.4, 7.4, 8.4, 90.4, 5.43, 6.43, 7.43, 8.43, 9.43, 10.43, 6.57, 7.86	Blue (09)
Red Orange	6.45, 7.45, 8.45, 7.67, 5.64, 6.64, 7.64, 8.64	Blue Green (01)
Red	3.6, 4.6, 5.6, 6.6, 7.6, 8.6, 4.56, 5.56	Green
Red Violet	4.52, 6.62, 7.62	Olive Green
Violet	3.20, 4.20, 5.20, 90.2, 6.29, 7.25	Yellow
Blue Violet	2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 4.27, 7.23, 8.23, 9.23, 10.28, 90.0	Gold
Blue (09)	4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 7.1, 8.1, 9.1, 10.1, 8.72, 90.1, 90.82, .com19, 09	Orange
Blue Green (01)	01	Red Orange
Green	7.13, 8.13, 10.13	Red
Olive Green	5.7, 6.7, 7.7, 8.7, 4.71, 5.32, 6.80, 4.+, 5.+, 6.+, 7.+, 8.+	Red Violet
Centre	1.0, 1.90, 1.99	—

Examples: the orange that shows when hair is lifted is opposite Blue, the sector of the ash shades (.1); the yellow of a light blond is opposite Violet (for example 90.2, or Pure Pigment 0.22 added to a shade); a red reflect is opposite Green (7.13, 8.13, 10.13). The Pure Pigments are not on the wheel: their colour is in the name (0.22 violet, 0.33 yellow, 0.44 orange, 0.62 red violet, 0.66 red).

Bleaching Power Table: how many tones a shade lifts

The Bleaching Power Table gives, for each shade, how many tones it lifts natural hair. The lift grows with the level: the darkest shades do not lift, the 10.x shades lift up to 3½-4 tones, the superbleaching shades 4-5 and 90.82 5-6. No shade lifts hair that is already coloured.

Lift (tones)	Shades
0	1.0, 2.0, 1.90, 1.99, .com19, 01, 09
1/2	3.0, 3.6, 3.20
3/4	4.0, 4.+, 4.1, 4.3, 4.6, 4.56, 4.20, 4.84, 4.52, 4.71, 4.27
1	5.0, 5.+, 5.7, 5.1, 5.43, 5.3, 5.4, 5.6, 5.64, 5.56, 5.20, 5.85, 5.32, 5.74
1½	6.0, 6.+, 6.7, 6.1, 6.43, 6.3, 6.4, 6.45, 6.6, 6.64, 6.62, 6.80, 6.57, 6.29, 6.38
2	7.0, 7.+, 7.7, 7.1, 7.43, 7.3, 7.4, 7.45, 7.6, 7.64, 7.62, 7.23, 7.38, 7.13, 7.25, 7.67, 7.86
2½	8.0, 8.+, 8.7, 8.1, 8.43, 8.3, 8.4, 8.45, 8.6, 8.64, 8.23, 8.38, 8.13, 8.72, 8.74
3	9.0, 9.1, 9.43, 9.3, 9.23, 9.38
3½-4	10.0, 10.1, 10.43, 10.3, 10.38, 10.13, 10.28
4-5	90.0, 90.1, 90.2, 90.3, 90.4
5-6	90.82

The Oxidizer volume follows the Code Zero leaflet: 10 vol to darken, add a reflect or colour bleached hair; 20 vol for tone on tone and white hair; 30 vol for more lift and first applications; 40 vol for ultra-lightening; superbleaching shades with 30 or 40 vol.

Field of Application Table: from which base

The Field of Application Table shows, for each shade, the natural bases from level 1 to level 11 on which it works, with three ratings: very good, good and fair. A base that is not listed is outside the field of the shade. Level 11 is hair already lightened beyond level 10, the field of .COM19 Agate.

Example: 7.0 Blond works very well on base 7, well on bases 6 and 8 and fairly on bases 5 and 9. Every shade page reports its own row; the full table is below.

The full Field of Application Table

Shade	Very good	Good	Fair
1.0	1, 2	3	4
2.0	2	1, 3	4
3.0	3	2, 4	5
4.0	4	3, 5	6
5.0	4, 5	6	7
6.0	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.0	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.0	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
9.0	8, 9	7, 10	6
10.0	8, 9, 10	7	6
4.+	4, 5	3, 6	7
5.+	4, 5, 6	7	8
6.+	5, 6, 7	8	4, 9
7.+	6, 7, 8	5, 9	10
8.+	7, 8, 9	6, 10	5
5.7	5	4, 6	7
6.7	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.7	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.7	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
4.1	4	3, 5	6
5.1	4, 5	6	7
6.1	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.1	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.1	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
9.1	8, 9	7, 10	6
10.1	8, 9, 10	7	6
5.43	4, 5	6	7
6.43	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.43	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.43	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
9.43	8, 9	7, 10	6
10.43	8, 9, 10	7	6
4.3	4	3, 5	6
5.3	4, 5	6	7
6.3	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.3	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.3	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
9.3	8, 9	7, 10	6
10.3	8, 9, 10	7	6
5.4	4, 5	6	7
6.4	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.4	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.4	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
6.45	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.45	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.45	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
3.6	3	2, 4	5
4.6	4	3, 5	6
5.6	4, 5	6	7
6.6	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.6	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.6	7, 8	6	5, 9
5.64	4, 5	6	7
6.64	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.64	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.64	7, 8	6	5, 9
4.56	4	3, 5	6
5.56	4, 5	6	7
3.20	3	2, 4	5
4.20	4	3, 5	6
5.20	4, 5	6	7
6.62	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.62	7	6, 8	5, 9
7.23	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.23	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
9.23	8, 9	7, 10	6
7.38	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.38	8	6, 7, 9	5
9.38	9	7, 8, 10	6
10.38	8, 9, 10	7	6
1.90	1, 2	3	4
1.99	1, 2	3	4
90.0	8, 9, 10	7	6
90.1	8, 9, 10	7	6
90.2	8, 9, 10	7	6
90.3	8, 9, 10	7	6
90.4	8, 9, 10	7	6
4.84	4	3, 5	6
5.85	4, 5	6	7
6.80	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.13	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.13	8	6, 7, 9	5
10.13	8, 9, 10	7	6
4.71	4	3, 5	6
4.52	4	3, 5	6
5.32	4, 5	6	7
5.74	4, 5	6	7
6.57	6	5, 7	4, 8
7.25	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.72	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
4.27	4	3, 5	6
6.29	6	5, 7	4
6.38	6	5, 7	4, 8
90.82	7, 8, 9, 10	6	5
10.28	8, 9, 10	7	6
7.86	7	6, 8	5, 9
7.67	7	6, 8	5, 9
8.74	7, 8	6, 9	5, 10
.com19	11	10	—

Bases from 1 to 11. The toners 01 and 09 and the Pure Pigments are not in the table.

Mixing Vibrant Color with Oxidizer

Every shade of the chart is mixed with Code Zero Oxidizer; the ratio depends on the product.

Product	Ratio	Oxidizer	Example
Vibrant Color shades	1:1	10, 20, 30 or 40 vol	50 ml of cream + 50 ml
Superbleaching 90.0-90.4	1:1.5	30 or 40 vol	50 ml of cream + 75 ml
Superbleaching 90.82	1:2	30 or 40 vol	50 ml of cream + 100 ml
Vibrant Color + Pure Pigment	Oxidizer = cream + pigment	10, 20, 30 or 40 vol	50 ml + 10 ml of pigment + 60 ml

Processing time from the Code Zero leaflets: first application on lengths and ends first, roots after 10-15 minutes, then 20-25 minutes; retouch 20 minutes on the regrowth and 10 on the lengths; superbleaching shades 45-50 minutes in total; with Pure Pigment 35-40 minutes. Then Color Fixx pH 5.5 shampoo.

How to use Vibrant Color Chart

Open the chart at the colour station and look at the strands in natural or daylight-balanced light.
Check the client's natural level, the share of white hair and whether the lengths are already coloured.
Choose the shade on the strand, then check its row in the Field of Application Table (is the base very good, good or fair?) and its lift in the Bleaching Power Table.
If a reflect has to be toned down, look for the opposite sector on the Color Index.
Note the code and prepare the colour with Oxidizer at the ratio of the product: 1:1, 1:1.5 for 90.0-90.4, 1:2 for 90.82.
Close the chart after the consultation and keep it away from the mixing area, so the strands stay clean.

Notes on the printed chart

In the Bleaching Power Table 90.2 is printed as 91.2.
The strand of 90.82 reads "Superbleaching Beige Violet Bond": Blond.
8.72 sits with the inlaid shades on the strand page and with the woods in the two tables.
The coppers family carries the same small subtitle as the copper goldens ("rame dorati").

For professionals

Service: colour consultation before every Vibrant service: tone on tone, white hair, lift, superbleaching, correction of a reflect
At the station: next to Oxidizer and the Vibrant tubes; after the colour Color Fixx pH 5.5
Range: all the shades are in the Code Zero Vibrant Colors collection
Six more shades: in the Vibrant Color Chart Up6 Mini

Vibrant Color Chart compared

vs Vibrant Color Chart Up6 Mini: the small chart of the six shades not in this one (9.+, 10.+, 5.11, 7.11, 9.11, 10.11), without technical tables. Together the two charts show the whole Vibrant range.
vs Grace Colors Chart: the NIKA chart of the 50 Grace Color shades of the 100 ml range, mixed 1:1.5 with Activators, with the NIKA colour service manual.
vs Gems Colors Chart: the Code Zero chart of the 19 Gems shades and C Clear, with 31 mixing formulas: semi-permanent colour masks without developer. Vibrant Color Chart is for permanent colour with Oxidizer.

FAQ

How many shades does Vibrant Color Chart show?

106 strands: 101 Vibrant Color shades and the 5 Pure Pigments, in 23 families.

Are all Vibrant shades in the chart?

No. 9.+, 10.+, 5.11, 7.11, 9.11 and 10.11 are in the Vibrant Color Chart Up6 Mini.

What are the three tables on the back?

The Color Index (the sector of each shade on a colour wheel), the Bleaching Power Table (how many tones each shade lifts) and the Field of Application Table (the starting bases, rated very good, good or fair).

How do I know if a shade suits the client's base?

From the Field of Application Table: if the client's natural level is rated very good or good, the shade works; fair is acceptable but less faithful to the strand; a base not listed is outside the field.

How do I tone down an unwanted reflect?

With a shade from the opposite sector of the Color Index: blue (ash) against orange, violet against yellow, green against red.

How is Vibrant Color mixed?

1:1 with Oxidizer; the superbleaching shades 90.0-90.4 1:1.5 and 90.82 1:2.

Which light is best for choosing a shade?

Natural daylight or a daylight-balanced lamp, the same light in which the client will judge the result.

Material and care

Keep the chart closed and dry, away from the mixing bowls, colour and developer, which stain the strands. Avoid direct sunlight for long periods and handle the strands with clean, dry hands.

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