I miss coloring my hair. Do you have a favorite vegan hair color line?
Some great response from Facebook:
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Kima Humphrey Professional or not? Im a vegan hairstylist! Are you looking to do it at home or see a professional?
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Lacey Jack Manic Panic is vegan, and I love it, but as for conventional colours I have no idea. Most companies don’t seem to label either way. I’m interested to read responses to this!
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Lisa ‘Keiayra’ Byrne I would love to know this myself. I’m a hair stylist, but I would love to get everything vegan.
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Cat Swartz Chemical free & natural Harvest Moon from Henna Hut & I custom mix my own chocolate burgundy red. http://hennahut.com/Welcome to Henna Hut Americas best selling all natural henna hair color products…See More
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Jessie Stek Lush handmade cosmetics has henna
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Jennifer Dodson Naturtint- Vitacost has great prices
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Donna Rochow Absolutely jennifer…Nutratint by Vitacost is a terrific line of vegan hair color!
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Ruxandra Buture Manic Panic!
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Janna Crookham Naturtint!Molly Brennan Ryan Ion Color Brilliance – it’s sold at Sally Beauty Supply. Many of their styling products are vegan, and via email they’ve confirmed that their colors are as well.
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Moore Rhys I use http://www.light-mountain-hair-color.com/
www.light-mountain-hair-color.com
natural hair color based on henna and botanicals with no chemicals and no artificial ingredients -
Tina McCready Lush’s henna is a big ole freaking mess and it faded within a week.
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Helen Siwak I buy the Naturtint at Whole Foods and it is fantastic. Even my chi-chi hairstylist friends are jealous of its staying power and great reds!
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Alyssa Bradbury Uern You’d have to check the ingredients, but I know Aveda products are usually 99% natural/plant based and none of their products are animal tested, if you were looking to go to a professional.
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Elisabeth Rose My first thought was Manic Panic, Special Effects ect…but then I realized you probably meant natural looking colors and not crazy ones. Having said that, a brand called Adore has both natural and unnatural colors. They are vegan and semi permanent and supposed to be very good. I ordered a few natural colors to put over my blue hair when I need to go back to natural. It is also cheap. I have heard somewhere between 3 and 5 US dollars.
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Judith Burkhardt Williams I’m not sure about vegan but I buy Tints of Nature. They do not test on animals and don’t use ingredients that were tested on animals. I have used it and found it to be very natural looking, lasts, and NO FUMES. I love it. Available in natural food stores. http://www.tintsofnature.com.au/about-ntp.html
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The Holistic Hippie Vibrations Henna works like a charm
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Allison Smith HENNA COLOR LAB!
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Nicole Lueders Nutratint is the best I’ve found
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Roxy Wichman Paul Mitchell
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Trudy Olson I really like Lush henna. It is messy, but all henna is. I didn’t have any trouble with it fading, either. I mix the brun and the marron 1:2 to get a nice chestnut color that makes my grey look like highlights. Because of the grey, I tend to leave it on longer (sometimes overnight), which may help with the fading that others saw.
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Lynn Harris Is it Naturtint or Nutratint…or are they two different ones?
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Veronica Rice McCray wow. thanks for those suggestions! i update my own base color, but have my stylist do everything else, and so far, she’s super impressed with the quality of my hair on my natural shampoo/conditioner/styling products. I will definitely check out these brands!Don’t Fear The Vegan Thanks for all these great suggestions! I want to go a bit lighter and am definitely going to have it done professionally.
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Kathrine Breeden https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Verde-Salon/122678947786617?fref=ts
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Kathrine Breeden Verde Salon is my new hairdressing salon since I moved to Arizona and they’re awesome. They use all vegan products and my highlights are the best they’ve ever been!
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KL Taylor Naturtint, Nutratint, Herbatint, Tints of Nature = all good, vegan, organic, chemical-free.
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Sonia Morin I have used Naturtint and Herbatint. Meh. I just tried Lush’s Henna. Thumb’s up! I got the red. It’s really nice and, well, lush.
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Alyssa Bradbury Uern If you’re going professional, I really recommend checking out an Aveda salon!
I used to do my own using Natra/utint. Then I had cataract surgery and now I can’t see up close. Missed a LOT of gray that way 😦
So I go to an Aveda cosmetology school every 6 weeks for color. Money well spent as it looks great, lasts a long time, covers the gray (YES!!) and costs less than $25 for retouches. I did have some qualms about the Estee Lauder parent ownership, but I called Aveda HQ and they assured me that they don’t test on animals and all the color shades are vegan.
I have to take their word…I HATE gray!