Fall hair colors for brunettes can range from warm browns to rich reds and coppers. When choosing a hair dye, its important to consider the ingredients and potential health risks associated with exposure to hair dyeing. Here are some options to consider:
Natural Hair Dyes
- Henna: a plant-based dye that can create warm red tones
- Indigo powder: a plant-based dye that can create cool blue-black tones
- Amla: a plant-based ingredient that can help enhance color and shine
- False daisy: a plant-based ingredient that can help promote hair growth and strengthen hair
- Neem: a plant-based ingredient that can help soothe the scalp and prevent dandruff
Organic Hair Dyes
- Oway Hair Color: This hair dye claims to be 100% ammonia-free and contains biodynamic hibiscus, organic perilla oil, cotton protein, and ethical date. However, it also contains synthetic pigments such as p-phenylenediamine (PPD), toluene 2,5 diamine sulfate, and resorcinol, which are known to be sensitizers and potentially endocrine-disrupting.
Other Hair Dye Alternatives
- Supplements: Some people use supplements such as diatomaceous earth, Brahmi Amla, or other herbal remedies to enhance hair color.
- HairPrint: This is a non-toxic hair dye that claims to use a patented process to restore hair to its natural color without using synthetic dyes.
Its important to note that even natural and organic hair dyes can have potential health risks, and its always a good idea to do a patch test before using any new hair dye product. Additionally, its important to follow the instructions carefully and avoid leaving the dye on for longer than recommended.
