7 Vegan Hair Dye Brands for Lockdown Locks
Let’s face it: lockdown has been going on for long enough to make some of us desperate for a change – so why not switch up your hair colour?
It’s the perfect time to get creative, safe in the knowledge that even if we end up with bright-orange tresses and that wasn’t what we were going for, we probably won’t be seeing many other people for a while anyway. Luckily for those of us reaching for the bottle of hair dye, there are many cruelty-free brands offering loads of colours to play with, so we can get the look we want without harming anyone in the process.
Whether you prefer an all-natural dye or a semi-permanent colour, there are vegan hair dye brands for everyone:
Vegan Hair Dye Brands
Bleach London
Bleach London will make your wildest hair dreams come true – the brand even sells vegan, cruelty-free bleach!
Arctic Fox
This entirely vegan hair dye brand uses no drying alcohols, paraphenylenediamine, or other harsh chemicals.
Lime Crime
Lime Crime’s semi-permanent hair colour is adorably named Unicorn Hair and comes in 13 magical shades.
Paul Mitchell
Cruelty-free since the company began in 1980, Paul Mitchell is a pioneer in the world of animal-friendly hairstyling.
SheaMoisture
SheaMoisture vegan hair dye products work for every hair type and are available in shades including a luscious brown and a fiery red. Please note that while all the company’s products are cruelty-free, some do contain animal-derived ingredients, so be sure to check the ingredients list before purchasing.
Lush
Lush’s handmade henna hair dyes add shine and colour and contain no nasties.
Manic Panic
If you’re after semi-permanent hair colour without ammonia or peroxide, look no further. Manic Panic has both wild and gentler colours – go for whatever fits your mood.
Now that you’ve got your hair dye picked out, here are a few things you can do while you’re waiting for the colour to take hold:
