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Coppery, chocolate, or hazelnut: three trendy shades.
This season, warm tones take center stage in all trends, and coppery, chocolate, and hazelnut shades are the most sought-after in the world of hair.
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Tips for a natural dying out of 10
It's time to become an expert in natural hair colouring with the help of our stylists' tips.
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10 love stories with vegetable colouring
We share 10 testimonials from 10 real women who have fallen in love with one of our 10 Henna Morena hair colour formulas.
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What color are you looking for?
Do you have doubts about which plants your hair needs to dye it naturally? Discover permanent vegetable color in a guide to get started easily.
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Walnut, the natural ally for brunettes
Walnut is a plant with very good properties to maintain the colour of brown hair.
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Henna, the dye that brings your hair to life
In this article we answer the most frequently asked questions about Henna and our other vegetable coloring formulas so that you can make an informed decision.
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The 7 shades of Henna Morena's natural hair dye
Are you passionate about natural hair colouring and want to know all the shades available? In this article we present you our colouring range.
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From synthetic colouring to natural colouring
Switching from synthetic to vegetable hair colouring requires a change of mind. Discover the benefits of caring for your hair in the most natural way there is.
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Truth and lies about natural dyes
Because dye your hair with plants is much more easy than we think, today we're going to clarify doubts and lies about natural dyes.
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Benefits of vegetable coloring
Have you ever considered that a dye can give hair health? Well yes, it is possible. Vegetable coloring made with plants is a food for the hair.
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False Myths of Natural Dying
During these almost 9 years, at Henna Morena we have encountered all kinds of doubts. Many of the questions arise when looking at plant-based cosmetics through the eyes of synthetic colouring.
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We expand our range of vegetable coloring
We have created 4 new plant color formulas: Henna with Cassia Obovata, Walnut with Indigo, Henna with Chamomile and Chamomile with Cassia Obovata.
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