Tiffany Scott Extensions Stiletto (#1) → INH Professional Jet Black (#1)
Looking for the INH Professional equivalent of Tiffany Scott Extensions Stiletto (#1)? See Jet Black (#1) compared side-by-side, with color match details and customer recommendations.
At a glance
| Brand | Shade | Code | Swatch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiffany Scott Extensions | Stiletto | #1 | not recorded |
| INH Professional | Jet Black | #1 | not recorded |
Match confidence: Exact match — these shades are mapped as directly equivalent in our verified database.
Tiffany Scott Extensions Stiletto (#1)
Stiletto is part of the Tiffany Scott Extensions hair extension range, listed under code #1. It is the shade customers name most often when they are shopping across brands and need to know what matches.
True black
INH Professional match
If you have been wearing Tiffany Scott Extensions Stiletto (#1) and you are moving to INH Professional, Jet Black (#1) is the shade to order.
Jet Black sits in the same depth and tone family as Stiletto, which is why the two are mapped together in the ColorRing.ai verified database.
Natural
Other brands carrying this shade
Tiffany Scott Extensions Stiletto (#1) also has verified equivalents in 7 other brands:
- Bellami Jet Black (N#1) — compare side-by-side
- Dreamcatchers 0 — compare side-by-side
- Great Lengths 1 (#1) — compare side-by-side
- Harper Ellis Witchin — compare side-by-side
- Muse Hair Pro Onyx — compare side-by-side
- Philocaly Smoke Show — compare side-by-side
- Salon Xtensions Burnt Sucre — compare side-by-side
How to match hair extension colors across brands
Shade codes are not standardised between hair extension brands. A "#6" from one brand can sit a full level away from a "#6" in another, because each brand builds its own chart against its own base hair. That is why matching by code alone leads to returns.
ColorRing.ai maps shades by their actual depth and tone rather than by name or number, so a match holds up when the hair is in your hand. Every pairing on this page comes from that verified database.
If you are picking a shade for a client, still confirm against a physical swatch under the lighting you work in. Use this page to narrow the choice from a whole chart down to one or two shades.