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Before you head back to the colour room, meet the hair colourist’s best friend and bible for reading the canvas of the hair before you tone or colour.

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When you do not have the ULP Chart in front of you, this is where so many hairdressers trip up. They second-guess what they are really seeing, misread the level they are actually working with, and start trying to tone or colour from assumption instead of accuracy.

But when you are toning and colouring hair, you need pinpoint accuracy. You need to know exactly what level you are working with so you can match your formula to the underlying pigment and the canvas in front of you.

“What’s actually happening with this canvas?”

“What level am I really looking at here?”

“What formula will actually match this ULP properly?”

That is where the ULP Chart comes in.

It helps you read the canvas clearly, stop the second-guessing, and make far more confident toner and colour decisions in real salon life.

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Add the Underlying Pigment Chart to your colour kit

The ULP Chart is the hair colourist’s best friend and bible: a real, tangible salon-side chart that helps you read the canvas of the hair before you tone, gloss, or colour.

Because this is where so many hairdressers trip up: without the chart in front of you, it is easy to second-guess the level you are actually working with and miss the underlying pigment sitting in the canvas.

Keep it by your colour station, backwash, or trolley so you can work with pinpoint accuracy, match your formula properly, and make the next colour decision with far more confidence.

No faffing.

Your salon-side best friend when you need to read the canvas fast, see the level clearly, and make the next colour decision.

No second-guessing.

Stop wondering what you are really looking at and match your toner or colour formula to the underlying pigment in front of you.

No tripping up.

When salon life gets busy, use your physical colour bible to stay accurate instead of guessing your way through the canvas.

Because the canvas tells you everything

When you are toning or colouring, the level and underlying pigment have to be right.

The physical ULP Chart helps you read the canvas clearly, see what level you are actually working with, and match your formula with far more confidence instead of second-guessing your next move.

Watch the colour story move from Deep red violet to Pale yellow as lift reveals the canvas.

Deep red violet

Rich violet-red warmth

Red

Strong warm lift

Red-orange

Fiery in-between stage

Orange

Bold visible warmth

Gold

Golden underlying warmth

Yellow

Clear bright yellow stage

Pale yellow

Light delicate final lift

Physical ULP Chart beside colour bowls, tint brush, gloves and foils on a salon trolley

Salon-side helper

A physical chart for real salon life

Use it when you are checking the canvas at the basin.

Use it when you need to see the underlying pigment and the level properly before you tone or colour.

Use it when you are teaching an apprentice what is really happening as the hair lifts.

Use it when you want formula decisions to feel clearer, quicker, and far less second-guessy.

Sarah has been in the industry and teaching hairdressers for 30 years, and she would not be without this chart when it comes to making confident colour decisions.

It is your salon-side best friend and colour bible for reading the hair in front of you.

This is for you if you’ve ever thought…

“I know it’s warm, but what level am I actually looking at in this canvas?”

“I need to see the underlying pigment properly before I mix this toner.”

“I want to understand what’s really happening before I colour over this.”

“I keep second-guessing myself because I do not have a physical salon-side best friend in front of me.”

“I’m training someone and need a simple way to explain the canvas, the level, and the underlying pigment properly.”

Colour room confidence

Make the toner-and-colour decision easier

The Peroxide Guide helps you choose your developer.

The physical ULP Chart helps you read the canvas, spot the underlying pigment, and see what level you are actually working with.

Together, they help you stop second-guessing and match your formula more accurately before you tone, gloss, or colour.

If you decide to order the physical ULP Chart, make sure you pop your address in at checkout and we will personally post it out to you.

Grab the salon-side best friend and bible that makes formula decisions feel far more confident.

YES — I WANT THE ULP CHART →