Clip-In Hair Extensions - Light Brown #6 (US #8 Light Chestnut Brown )

#8 Light Chestnut Brown is a light brown with a soft golden warmth, the shade where brunette starts to approach dark blonde. It reads as brown indoors and turns noticeably golden in sunlight. Each set is made from Slavic human hair with cuticles aligned in one direction, and comes in 18, 20 and 24 inches, 150 g per set.

What #8 Light Chestnut Brown Looks Like

At this level, the hair is light enough to show warmth without looking red. Indoors #8 is a clear light brown; outdoors the ends pick up honey and golden tones, close to the natural lightening that light brown hair gets over a summer.

The shade is two steps lighter than #6 Chestnut Brown and less coppery. Where #6 glows red-gold in the sun, #8 glows golden.

Is #8 Your Shade?

Your hair	How #8 will look
Light brown with golden ends in daylight	Exact match
Dark blonde that turns darker in winter	Close match in the cooler months; may look deeper in summer
Light brown with honey or caramel highlights	Matches the base; your highlights stay on top
Medium brown with copper warmth	Will look lighter — consider #6 Chestnut Brown
Ash light brown with no warmth	Will look golden next to your hair — send a photo before ordering

When Your Hair Changes with the Seasons

Light brown hair lightens noticeably in the sun, often by a full shade at the ends over a summer. Extensions do not follow that change at the same rate, so a set that matched in March can look slightly deeper in August.

• Match to your hair as it looks most of the year, not at the peak of summer or the end of winter.
• If your ends lighten a lot, wear the set slightly lower so your sun-lightened lengths fall over it.
• A stylist can adjust the set with a gloss if your hair settles at a lighter or deeper shade over time.

Combining #8 with a Darker Shade

Natural light brown hair is rarely one flat color: the underneath is usually deeper than the top. If your hair has that kind of depth, two sets can recreate it:

• #6 Chestnut Brown in the lower rows near the nape, where natural hair is darkest.
• #8 Light Chestnut Brown in the upper rows, closer to the top layer that sees the most sun.

The result is a dimensional, lived-in brown without coloring your own hair. Send a photo on WhatsApp if you want help deciding whether one shade or a combination will blend better.

Wearing #8 in Ponytails and Updos

On light hair, the weft base is easier to spot when the hair is pulled up or moves in the wind. A few placement habits keep it hidden:

• For a ponytail, place the wefts in horizontal rows below the ponytail line and use fewer pieces at the sides.
• For a half-up style, keep the top row of wefts under the section you pull back.
• Skip the narrowest side pieces on windy days or for high styles; they sit closest to the hairline.

FAQ – #8 Light Chestnut Brown Clip-In Extensions

Is #8 brown or dark blonde?

Light brown. It sits at the border with dark blonde and shows golden tones in daylight, but reads as brown indoors.

What is the difference between #6 and #8?

#6 Chestnut Brown is deeper and has a copper reflect. #8 Light Chestnut Brown is two steps lighter with a golden rather than red warmth.

My hair gets lighter every summer. Will #8 still match?

Match the set to your usual shade. In summer, wear the wefts slightly lower so your lightened ends cover them.

Can I mix #8 with another shade?

Yes. Combining #8 on top with #6 underneath recreates the natural depth of light brown hair. We can help you plan the combination on WhatsApp.

Can I compare the shade in person?

Yes. The set is available to see and compare at the Beverly Hills showroom at 350 N Canon Drive.