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Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Nude Tones Color Creme 8-46

  • 8-46 Light Blonde Beige Chocolate
  • Semi-permanent color creme
  • 2.1 oz tube
  • Nude tones line with 6 shades, levels 4 to 12
  • Cruelty free

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A professional semi-permanent nude color creme in a light blonde beige chocolate shade. A developer is not listed, so plan for a separate purchase.

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ASIN: B01CKCHVL6Category: Hair Color

Overview

Not a bold fashion color, this Igora Royal Nude Tones creme is a beige, powdery tone for a sophisticated yet commercial look. It comes in a tube and is the first nude colouration from the Igora Royal range.

The nude range works across a wide span of base levels, and the description calls it a natural play of light. Only the color creme is described, and no mixing or processing instructions appear.

Who it's for

Stylists and trained users looking for muted, natural beige tones. Beginners who want a complete box with developer should choose a full home kit.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Muted nude tone
  • Wide level range
Cons
  • Developer not listed
  • Mixing steps missing

Performance notes

A semi-permanent creme deposits color without lifting the base level as far as a permanent mix, so the result stays soft and commercial. Results depend on the starting level and the developer, neither of which the listing states.

Specifications

BrandSchwarzkopf
Construction & materials
Color8-46 Light Blonde Beige Chocolate
Hair Color PermanenceSemi-permanent
Suitable Hair ColorLight blonde (levels 4 to 12 across the line)
Material FeaturesCruelty free
Included components
Unit Count2.1 oz
Other details
Item FormCream
Container TypeTube

Frequently asked questions

Is Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Nude Tones permanent?

No. The listing says semi-permanent.

Is Igora Royal Nude Tones a bright fashion shade?

No. It is the nude line, built around muted, powdery beige tones.