Stylists squeeze colour out by eye. They over-mix to be safe — and the leftover goes straight in the bin. Every client. Every day.
Over-mixed colour is thrown away — real product, paid for, binned.
Nothing is written down. Next visit is a guess — and a stylist who leaves takes the formula with them.
No one knows what's truly been used, so counts and reordering are guesswork.
Today's colour bookings appear automatically.
Snap a photo, repeat their last, or build a new one.
The scale guides every pour to the exact gram.
One tap — saved, costed, and stock recorded.
Measured, not guessed — and remembered forever.
Real swatches and live stock — at that salon, on that bench.
The scale guides every pour to the exact gram.
Bookings, clients and colour history — already there.
Photograph the hair. Add a goal — or just say it. The app reads the photo and the client's history, then suggests the shades and the grams.
When it isn't sure, it says “please confirm” — the stylist always decides.
A small smart scale sits on the bench. ColorLab shows the live weight and guides each colour to its target.
No more squeezing by eye — the bowl matches the formula, to the gram.
…back in the tube on a typical bowl. Multiply it by every colour, every day — and ColorLab shows the £ saved on each one.
Colour cost and savings, per formula and per stylist. The number that makes the app pay for itself.
Everything a colour room needs — scroll across →
Keyluma (with Clear), Redken, Organic / Herbs, and Shatush highlights.
Weigh a colour into a bottle for the client — stock still comes off.
Coloured off the scale? Log what was used so nothing is lost.
Product comes off the salon's count as it's mixed. Rolling out.
Tools like Vish and SalonScale also weigh colour. ColorLab goes further —
Suggests the formula from a photo
Supports organic & highlights, not one brand
Ties each formula to the client & booking
Keeps cross-salon history
Less waste, controlled stock, and usage you can see — per stylist.
Consistent results, one-tap repeats, and AI help on tricky colours.
Recorded and repeatable — with any stylist, at any branch.