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ELCEA hair color offers a wide shade range for at-home coloring, from deep Black 1 through warm browns to light...
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ELCEA Coloration Radiance Enhancing Mask

ELCEA Coloration Radiance Enhancing Mask

$26.64$25.30
ELCEA Coloration Radiance Enhancing Mask by NorevaDiscover the luxurious care your colored hair deserves with the ELCEA Coloration Radiance Enhancing Mask by Noreva. This premium treatment is specially formulated for...
ELCEA Coloration Golden Blond 7.3

ELCEA Coloration

$15.81$15.01
ELCEA Coloration Experte - Professional Permanent Hair Color Transform your hair with ELCEA Coloration Experte, a premium permanent hair coloring system designed by laboratory experts to deliver professional results at...

ELCEA hair color offers a wide shade range for at-home coloring, from deep Black 1 through warm browns to light blondes. This collection brings together the ELCEA shades carried by NexusCare, along with the ELCEA Coloration Radiance Enhancing Mask for use as part of a coloring routine. Browse the full lineup and find the shade that matches what you're looking for.

A buying guide to ELCEA hair color shades

ELCEA's range spans cool and warm tones across the depth scale. On the darker end, ELCEA Coloration Black 1 gives an intense, deep base shade, while ELCEA Coloration Light Brown 5 sits in the natural mid-brown range. For those after warmer, reddish undertones, ELCEA Coloration Mohogany 4.5 is a mahogany-leaning option, and the collection also includes Copper Brown 5.4, Light Copper Brown 6.34, Cocoa Chestnut 6.53 and Chocolate Chestnut 5.53 for shoppers who prefer chestnut and copper-toned results.

Moving up the depth scale, ELCEA Coloration Dark Blonde 6 and Blond 7 bridge the gap between brown and blonde, while ELCEA Coloration Light Blonde 8 and Very Light Blond 9 sit at the lighter end for those wanting a brighter finish. Each shade is numbered so you can compare depth level to level before choosing.

Choosing the right ELCEA shade for you

When picking a shade, compare the number and name against your current hair color and how much of a change you want. Shade numbers typically indicate depth: lower numbers are darker, higher numbers are lighter, while the second number after the decimal point points to the tone (such as copper, chestnut or mahogany). If you're coloring at home for the first time or switching between very different depths, it can help to check the label details on each product page before ordering, and to consult a hairdresser or pharmacist if you're unsure how a shade will sit against your natural base.

Alongside color, the ELCEA Coloration Radiance Enhancing Mask is designed to complement colored hair as part of an aftercare step. For the complete set of coloration options and related brands, visit our main Hair Coloration collection, and check our Available soon page for shades that are currently restocking.

Always read the full label and instructions before use, and if you have any sensitivities or questions about a specific shade, ask your pharmacist for guidance.