How many different gene types are possible, Biology

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In lab rats, hair color and texture are controlled by two genes, the A gene for color and the B gene for texture. in both of these genes, the alleles show no dominance to each other, so that each allelic combination gives a different phenotype. The A gene has 6 alleles and the B gene has 5 alleles. How many different gene types are possible for hair color and texture?

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