Spin for a hair color
Spin and the wheel lands on a hair color, painted in its actual shade. The result shows the name, the hex code and the RGB values. There are four lists:
- Natural: 16 shades, from jet black and chestnut to strawberry blonde and silver.
- Bright dye: bold colors like hot pink, electric blue, teal and purple.
- Pastel: soft shades like peach, mint, lilac and rose gold.
- Fantasy & anime: snow white, crimson, galaxy purple, ice blue and more.
For character design
Designing an original character or a game avatar? Spin a hair color, then a hairstyle and an eye color. Copy the hex code from the result straight into your drawing app’s color picker, so your character looks the same in every drawing.
Tip: Want a two-tone look? Spin twice. Use the first color for the roots and the second for the ends.
Thinking about dyeing your hair?
Put the shades you’re torn between on the wheel and spin. Notice how you feel about the result: excited means go for it, disappointed means you wanted the other one. Screen colors aren’t exact, so look at real swatches before you commit.
Hair color games
- Makeover game: spin a hair color and a hairstyle for a doll, a game character or a sketch.
- Draw a friend: spin a new hair color and draw a friend with it.
- Character roulette: in a role-playing game, spin to decide what a new character looks like.