By freepik.com Other DIY Natural Hair Dye Options

There are even more natural ways to dye hair depending on the desired effect:

– Vitamin C in tablets or powder contains citric acid too. Add this natural blonde hair dye to a spray bottle and wet your hair with the solution for lighter sparks.

By ivabalk – Baking soda and hydrogen peroxide can take the hair color 2 tones higher. Make a paste using 3 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide and a cup of baking soda and apply the mask for 30-60 minutes.

– Carrot juice is a simple way to add orange flare to your locks: make some juice, blend it with any carrier oil (e.g. coconut), distribute the mixture throughout the length, top it off with a shower cap, and leave it for 1-2 hours.

By Couleur – Beet juice from beetroots works as a natural red hair dye. Must be applied the same way as carrot juice.

– Henna is used to go darker or add a certain reddish tint to your hair. Natural henna hair dye is available in different shades starting from deep brown and up to dark blonds. This diversity is achieved by adding other herbs to the henna powder. It can be used as natural brown or black hair dye when mixed with indigo leaf powder or light brown hair dye when blended with Senegal henna.

By @zertuchina How to Naturally Cover Gray Hair

Some herbs can ensure safe hair coloring for women in their graying phase:

– for blonde hair – saffron and marigold flower;

– for red hair – rose petals;

– for brown hair – cinnamon;

– for black hair – nettle.

However, all the above-mentioned methods of natural hair coloring will always work.

By @khadijabeautyblog How Long Does Natural Hair Color Last?

Most of the described methods give only a temporary effect. E.g., such natural permanent hair dye as henna will stay in the hair for up to 6 weeks. Carrot, chamomile, and coffee-generated hues will last for 1-2 weeks.