Hair Colour
Home hair colour, the plant-based way. This shelf is devoted to henna — the botanical colourant that has been tinting hair for centuries — in both classic powders and easy-to-use creams from Colora Henna and Surya Brasil. Shades run from black, dark brown and chestnut through warm reds like Red Sunset, and because henna coats the strand, it colours and conditions in the same step.
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Powder or cream is the first decision. Traditional henna powders mix with warm water into a paste — a little more ritual, a lot of control — while henna creams come ready to apply, making them the friendlier option for first-timers or quick root touch-ups. Either way, henna works best deposited over your natural shade: it darkens and enriches rather than lightens, so pick a shade at or deeper than your current colour. A strand test on a hidden section is always worth the ten minutes.
Shoppers often land here after years of conventional colour, looking for something simpler — and henna delivers a distinctive result: rich, dimensional tone with a conditioned, glossy finish that behaves a bit like a colour-depositing hair mask. Results vary with your starting shade and hair porosity, so follow the manufacturer's guidance on timing and space out applications as the box directs. Bring your questions in store if you're switching from box dye — the transition has a few quirks worth knowing about.