Hair treatment / Hair color
Natural hair treatments and plant-based hair colour give your hair what your daily routine cannot: a treatment repairs, nourishes and strengthens deep down, while plant-based colour creates vibrant colour without chemicals. Here you’ll find both, selected for their natural cosmetics quality.
How to recognise good hair treatments and plant-based hair colour
- Plant-based colourants: Henna, indigo and Ayurvedic herbs colour the hair without breaking down its structure.
- Care included: Plant-based hair colour coats the hair and cares for it with every application.
- Targeted treatments: Argan oil, oat or activated charcoal – treatments and masks with a clear care goal instead of a long list of ingredients.
- Good preparation: Products such as Color Prep prepare your hair for plant-based colour – for an even result.
Our brands: why we chose them
khadi is our go-to for plant-based hair colour: henna, indigo and Ayurvedic herbs coat the hair instead of breaking down its structure, complemented by Ayurvedic masks such as Deep Charcoal Cleanse.
Weleda stands for strengthening care: the Oat Rebuilding Treatment nourishes stressed hair, while the Revitalising Hair Tonic cares for the scalp.
Fair Squared brings fair-trade argan oil to your hair-care routine – as Hair Care Oil in 25 or 100 ml.
How to use plant-based hair colour successfully
Plant-based hair colour comes as a powder to be mixed with warm water and applied generously. Allow more time for it to develop than you would with chemical colour – and be patient: the final shade develops over the first few days after application. Applying hair oil afterwards helps support shine and softness.
How does plant-based hair colour differ from chemical hair colour?
Chemical colour opens the hair structure to deposit pigments. Plant-based hair colour instead coats the hair like a glaze – colouring gently while caring for it with every application.
How often should you use a hair treatment?
As a general guide, use it once a week instead of conditioner, or more often if your hair is severely stressed. Consistency matters more than frequency – care builds up over several weeks.
Does plant-based hair colour really condition the hair?
Yes – that’s its great advantage. Henna and herbs coat the hair, giving it body and natural shine instead of putting it under the strain of chemical colourants.
Find the foundation of your routine in natural shampoo and organic hair conditioner, all shades in the plant-based hair colour collection, and the complete overview in plant-based hair care.
Updated 08/2026
