What type of natural hair dyes can be used for natural hair?




Here are popular natural hair dye options:

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Plant-based dyes:


1. Henna: Derived from Lawsonia inermis, creates reddish-brown to dark brown colors.

2. Indigo: Derived from Indigofera tinctoria, creates blue-black to dark brown colors.

3. Cassia: Derived from Cassia auriculata, conditions and adds warm tones.

4. Turmeric: Adds warm, golden tones.

5. Cinnamon: Adds subtle, warm highlights.

6. Beetroot: Creates reddish-pink to burgundy shades.

7. Coffee/Black Tea: Adds brown to dark brown shades.


Herbal dyes:


1. Sage: Darkens gray hair.

2. Rosemary: Enhances brown to dark brown colors.

3. Lavender: Adds subtle, purple tones.

4. Chamomile: Lightens and adds golden tones.


Natural substances:


1. Clay (Rhassoul, Bentonite): Helps remove impurities and condition hair.

2. Activated Charcoal: Darkens hair.

3. Cacao Powder: Adds brown to dark brown shades.


Ayurvedic dyes:


1. Amla: Conditions and darkens hair.

2. Brahmi: Promotes hair growth and enhances color.

3. Bhringaraj: Conditions and darkens hair.


Important notes:


1. Always perform a patch test before applying natural dyes.

2. Natural dyes may not be as color-stable as synthetic dyes.

3. Results may vary depending on hair type, porosity, and condition.

4. Natural dyes may require multiple applications to achieve desired color.

5. Consider consulting a professional stylist or natural hair expert.


Remember to research and follow instructions carefully when using natural hair dyes, as results can vary.


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