Van beigeblond tot koper: de favoriete haarkleuren van de stylisten van KURO.
Inspiratie voor kleur kan overal vandaan komen. Van kunst, galerieën, films, reizen, de natuur of gewoon door iemand op straat te zien met precies de juiste tint. Bij KURO worden dit soort kleurobsessies voortdurend uitgewisseld. Tussen afspraken door, tijdens fotoshoots, backstage of gewoon in de salon.
Deze keer delen onze stylisten die fascinaties niet alleen met elkaar, maar ook met jou. Van glanzende finishes en zachte beige blondtinten tot warme koperkleuren, subtiele dimensie en onverwacht contrast: dit zijn de kleurobsessies van KURO op dit moment.
Bianca van Zwieten on shine as the ultimate colour luxury
Bianca’s current colour obsession is not about one specific shade. It is about what elevates every shade: shine. For her, the power of beautiful colour is not only found in the tone itself, but in the gloss, the reflection and the overall quality of the hair.
Right now, she loves working with Goldwell Gloss Tones to add shine and care to highlights or a full colour. It gives colour more depth while instantly making the hair feel healthier and more refined. The result looks richer, fresher and more luxurious without ever feeling heavy.
To enhance that effect even further, Bianca loves finishing the service with an Oribe Renewal Remedies treatment for colour-treated hair. It is the final step that gives every shade a more elevated finish and helps the hair catch the light beautifully.
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Nancy on the return of copper and golden warmth
For years, Nancy was fully in her ash era. Everything had to be cool-toned, super light and almost highlight blind. The lighter, the better.
Lately, that has changed. Right now, she is completely drawn to warmer tones, especially copper and gold. According to Nancy, these shades instantly bring more warmth and life to the hair. They make the face look brighter and more radiant instead of washing someone out.
What she loves most is how these colours work with the natural undertone of the skin. The effect feels softer, healthier and often much more flattering. Coppery and golden hues have something rich and sunlit about them, as if the hair naturally carries more glow.
Wendy on Air Touch and soft colour dimension
Wendy is currently drawn to colour that feels soft, layered and full of movement. One of the techniques inspiring her most right now is Air Touch.
Air Touch is often used for grey blending, but what Wendy finds especially exciting is how beautifully the technique also works for colour with multiple tones. By separating the longer hairs from the shorter hairs with a powerful hairdryer, very soft transitions in depth and lightness are created. The result looks seamless and refined rather than sharp or stripy.
For Wendy, this opens the door to a different way of colouring. A look that moves beyond classic highlights and focuses more on subtle contrast, multiple nuances and a modern, diffused finish.
Wiardi on beige blonde that barely looks coloured
Wiardi’s current obsession is beige blonde. Especially the kind of blonde that is coloured, yet never really looks coloured.
That is exactly what makes this shade so strong. It creates the feeling that someone has been away for a few months and that the sun naturally lightened the hair. Nothing feels too done or too obvious. The result is understated, luxurious and effortless.
That is also why beige blonde fits KURO so well. It sits in that refined space where colour feels soft, believable and naturally blended into the overall look.
Zoe on high-contrast colour with a personal twist
Zoe’s current obsession is all about contrast.
For her, that is one of the most exciting parts of colour. High contrast can be translated in so many ways. It can stay close to natural tones, but it can just as easily move towards more intense, expressive colour. What she enjoys most is the freedom in placement. By working strategically with placement, every colour combination becomes unique to the person in the chair.
That is where the magic begins for Zoe. High-contrast colour does not always have to feel loud or extreme, although it certainly can. It can also feel subtle, strategic and incredibly flattering precisely because it is fully tailored to the client.
Mingus on muted blue tones that reveal themselves slowly
Mingus is currently completely into muted, eclectic blues, especially as an addition to blonde or black hair.
What makes these tones so interesting is that they can go in two directions. They can create strong contrast, but they can also be blended much more subtly for a soft, almost glossy effect. His ultimate favourite is blending a blue tone into black hair so beautifully that at first glance, you would not even realise it is blue.
That is exactly what makes this obsession so strong. It feels unexpected, but never loud. The colour reveals itself slowly depending on the light, the movement and the styling of the hair. For anyone who wants something more creative without it feeling too intense, this can be a very exciting direction.
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Colour at KURO is always personal
What all of these current colour obsessions have in common is that they are not about copying one exact look. They are about feeling, nuance and translating a colour direction in the right way for the person in the chair. More shine. More warmth. Softer dimension. A blonde that looks sunlit instead of artificial. A striking placement that still feels personal.
At KURO, we always look at the bigger picture. Your hair, your skin tone, your maintenance preferences and above all the effect you want your colour to have. That is exactly why colour at KURO never feels generic, but always like something that genuinely suits you.
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