With Nature Hair
Shop with Nature hair color dye on skinsli: shade-coded kits spanning ash tones like Crystal Blue Ash and Stone Grey Ash, warm tones like Copper Orange and Golden Blonde, and a Natural Brown shade for gray coverage, plus 1+1 bundle packs and a Hair Collar for cleaner application.
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Buying guide
How to choose a with Nature hair dye shade
with Nature sells its hair color dye by shade code rather than plain color names - codes like 10BA, 8NG, or 5N pack the level and tone into a few characters. This page groups the range into ash tones, warm tones, a natural gray-coverage brown, bundle packs, and a separate application accessory so you can match a code to what you actually want on your hair.
Reading a with Nature shade code
Codes combine a lightness level (roughly 1-10, darkest to lightest) with a tone abbreviation: BA for Blue Ash, GA for Grey Ash, VA for Violet Ash, CR for Copper, NG or G for Golden, and N for a plain Natural tone. A code like 10BA reads as level-10 lightness with a Blue Ash tone.
Use the code to compare shades at a glance instead of relying only on the marketing name, since two different-sounding names can share the same underlying level.
Ash shades neutralize warmth for a cooler finish
Crystal Blue Ash (10BA), Stone Grey Ash (10GA), and Garnet Violet Ash (10VA) all sit in the ash family, which tones down brassy or warm undertones for a cooler-looking result. Pick between them based on how blue, grey, or violet you want the cool cast to lean.
Copper and golden blonde shades add warmth instead of neutralizing it
Very Bright Copper Orange (10CR) and the golden blonde shades (8NG Natural Golden Blonde, 10G Bright and Strong Golden Blonde) go the opposite direction from the ash family, adding warm copper or golden tones rather than cooling them down. Choose 8NG for a more natural-looking golden result and 10G if you want a stronger, brighter blonde.
5N Natural Brown is built for covering gray
Shade 5N is labeled for natural brown coverage of gray or graying hair ("satch cover" in the listing), making it the pick if your goal is even gray coverage rather than a fashion-color change like the ash or warm shades above.
1+1 bundle packs save on repeat shades
Several shades, including Crystal Blue Ash 10BA, are sold in a 1+1 bundle pack alongside the single-box option. The bundle makes sense if you already know the shade works for you and want to stock up for a repeat application.
The Hair Collar is an application accessory, not a dye
The Hair Collar is a separate item from the dye kits - it's an accessory meant to keep dye off your clothes and skin during application, not a coloring product itself. Add it to your order alongside any shade if you don't already have one.
Match the shade to your goal, not just the color name
Start with your goal: cooler cast and less brassiness points to an ash shade, a warmer or bolder look points to copper or golden blonde, and full gray coverage points to the Natural Brown 5N. Once you've picked a direction, use the shade code to compare the specific level and tone across the ash or warm options.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What do with Nature hair dye shade codes like 10BA or 8NG mean?
The number is roughly the lightness level and the letters are a tone abbreviation, such as BA for Blue Ash or NG for Natural Golden. 10BA reads as level-10 lightness with a Blue Ash tone.
Should I pick an ash shade or a warm shade like copper or golden blonde?
Ash shades (Blue Ash, Grey Ash, Violet Ash) cool down brassy or warm undertones. Copper Orange and the golden blonde shades add warmth instead. Choose based on whether you want to neutralize warmth or add more of it.
Which shade covers gray hair?
5N Natural Brown is labeled for covering gray or graying hair with a natural brown result, unlike the ash or bright warm shades meant for a fashion-color change.
What does the 1+1 bundle pack include?
It bundles two boxes of the same shade, such as Crystal Blue Ash 10BA, instead of one. It's worth it once you know a shade works for you and want to stock up for a repeat dye job.
What is the with Nature Hair Collar?
It's an application accessory that helps keep dye off your clothes and skin while you color your hair. It's sold separately from the dye kits themselves.
How do I pick which with Nature shade to buy?
Decide your goal first: cooler tone and less brassiness means an ash shade, a warmer or bolder look means copper or golden blonde, and gray coverage means the Natural Brown 5N. Then compare shade codes within that direction.