Demi Arias Natural cb
<p>This page focuses on the <strong>CB</strong> undertone of DEMI's Assault Arias Deep Natural hair colour. It brings together the CB-coded shades we carry, at depth levels D-5, D-7 and D-8, so you can choose how dark or light to go while keeping the CB tone fixed. CB is one of DEMI's undertone codes, setting the warmth or coolness a colour finishes at for its depth.</p><p>DEMI is a Japanese beauty brand and Assault Arias is its salon-style cream colour. If you have already chosen the CB undertone, this view lets you compare just the levels available in it.</p>
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DEMI Deep Natural CB shades: the CB undertone
This guide covers the CB undertone of DEMI's Assault Arias Deep Natural hair colour. It explains what CB signifies, which depth levels come in this tone, and how to settle on a shade once CB is the warmth you have chosen.
What is in this collection
This page collects the CB-coded shades of the DEMI Assault Arias Deep Natural Line. The levels available in CB are D-5, D-7 and D-8. Keeping to one undertone means you can weigh the depth options against each other without the warmth shifting between shades.
What the CB code means
CB is one of DEMI's undertone codes on the Assault Arias line, sitting alongside WB and BB. It describes the warmth or coolness a colour carries at a given depth. Every shade on this page is CB, so the tone stays constant and the only variable from one to the next is how deep or light the colour reads.
The CB level options (D-5 to D-8)
Within CB the depth levels here are D-5, D-7 and D-8. As with the rest of the line, a lower number is darker and a higher number is lighter, so D-5 is the deepest CB option and D-8 the lightest. With the tone fixed, picking a CB shade is a single decision about depth.
The darker CB shade
D-5 is the deepest CB shade we carry. It suits anyone after a darker finish while staying in the CB undertone. If you want depth without changing the warmth, this is the CB option to reach for at the lower end of the level range.
The lighter CB shades
D-7 and D-8 cover the lighter side of the CB range, with D-8 the lightest of the CB shades here and D-7 a step deeper. Choose these if you want a brighter result while keeping the CB tone consistent with the darker D-5.
How to choose a CB shade
With CB already chosen, concentrate on the depth. Decide how dark or light you want the colour, then match it to a level: D-5 for the deepest, D-8 for the lightest, D-7 in between. If you later prefer a different warmth, the WB or BB shades of the same Deep Natural line offer it.
Who this suits
This page suits anyone who has decided on the CB undertone and wants the level options gathered in one spot. Colourists and home users who favour the CB warmth can pick a depth directly rather than working through the full multi-tone range.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which CB shades of the DEMI Deep Natural line are available?
The CB-coded shades here are levels D-5, D-7 and D-8, all in the CB undertone. Keeping to CB lets you compare depths while the warmth stays the same.
What does the CB code on these DEMI shades mean?
CB is one of DEMI's undertone codes for the Assault Arias line, alongside WB and BB. It sets the warmth or coolness a colour carries at its depth level. Every shade on this page is CB, so only the depth changes from one to the next.
Which CB shade is darkest and which is lightest?
Within CB, D-5 is the darkest and D-8 the lightest, with D-7 sitting in between. A lower D number means a deeper result.
How do I choose a level once I have picked CB?
With the tone set to CB, the decision left is depth. Decide how dark or light you want the finish, then match it to a level: D-5 for the deepest, D-8 for the lightest, D-7 in the middle.
What if I want a different warmth than CB?
If CB is not the warmth you want, move to the WB or BB shades of the same DEMI Deep Natural line. They use the same depth levels but a different undertone.