Natural hair colour and henna

The «Hair coloring and henna» category brings together hair dyes, natural henna and basma, tinting products and tinted conditioners. You can choose products for colouring and tinting by desired shade.

What's in this category

The range includes permanent dyes, plant dyes and tinting products. Below are related hair-care sections.

Shampoos and conditioners — care for coloured hair.
Hair masks and recovery — care after colouring.
Hair oils — care for length.
Hair care — the whole section.

How to choose a product

Choose by colouring type and shade: permanent dyes, natural henna and basma, or tinting products. Take into account the natural hair colour; for sensitive skin, do a patch test first.

Delivery and payment

Estonia — parcel lockers from €2.15 (Smartpost, DPD, Omniva), courier from €4.60; free parcel locker from €30; pickup at Vitateka (T1 Shopping Centre, Peterburi tee 2, Tallinn) — free
Latvia — parcel lockers from €3.79 (DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free from €35
Lithuania — parcel lockers from €2.31 (Unisend, DPD, Omniva), courier from €5.13; free from €40
Finland — Posti FI €6.17, Omniva from €7.22; free from €70
Poland — Packeta parcel €5.00
Czech Republic — Packeta parcel locker €3.75
Romania — Packeta parcel locker €3.61, Omniva from €7.32
Hungary — Packeta parcel locker €4.13, Omniva from €5.79
Other EU — Omniva International Post from €7 (price by weight, 4–16 days)

Payment via Baltic banks (Swedbank, SEB, LHV, Luminor, Coop Pank, Revolut, Paysera), PayPal or card (Google Pay, Apple Pay).

What to consider before use

Cosmetic products are for external use only. Before colouring, read the instructions and, for sensitive skin, do a patch test on a small area. Avoid contact with eyes.

Frequently asked questions

Is natural henna suitable for colouring?

Henna is a plant dye, and the result depends on the natural hair tone. Before colouring, read the instructions and, for sensitive skin, do a patch test.

How does henna differ from a regular dye?

Henna is a plant dye, while a permanent dye contains chemical components for deeper colouring. The choice depends on the desired result; the composition is on the package.