Belle Madame - Color System & Color Codes Explained
The Belle Madame color system
Belle Madame combines a numeric color system with descriptive color names. The focus is on natural, timeless colors — supplemented by modern effects in selected collections.
|
Code / Name |
Meaning |
Example / Effect |
|
Natur |
Pure base tone, evenly colored |
Classic, clean color effect without additional effects |
|
Meliert |
Mixture of different color shades (often gray/silver) |
Natural gray tone with depth effect |
|
Rooted |
Darker roots (in newer collections) |
Natural root growth effect |
|
Mix |
Multiple shades mixed |
Vivid look, especially for blonde and brown |
|
Highlighted |
Fine, lighter highlights |
Subtle depth effect |
|
Tipped |
Lighter hair tips |
Light contrast at the ends |
Belle Madame color numbers
|
Number / Name |
Color character |
|
1 / 1b |
Black / Off-Black |
|
4 |
Dark brown |
|
6 / 8 |
Medium to light brown |
|
12 / 14 |
Warm light brown / Dark blonde |
|
20 / 22 |
Dark blonde / Natural blonde |
|
25 / 27 |
Golden blonde / Honey blonde |
|
56 |
Brown-gray mixed |
|
60 |
Silver / Gray |
|
101 / white |
Platinum / Pure white |
|
Aubergine |
Deep violet-red brown |
|
Copper |
Warm red brown |
Color palette by group
Timeless natural colors
The core of the Belle Madame palette — brown, blonde, gray and black in many nuances. Particularly well-suited for medical hair replacement.
Modern color effects
Newer collections complement the assortment with rooted and mix colors — suitable for everyday wear yet vibrant.
Human hair special collections
Selected colors with elaborate color gradients and highlights that can be recolored or tinted.




