Harsh chemicals used in hair dye products are major reasons many people are wary of taking the plunge and changing their hair colour. Many are particularly worried about the damaged caused by a chemical called ammonia. It is often used in hair products to open up the hair’s cuticles so the colour absorbs well. While ammonia-free products do contain some amount of chemical components, there are a few advantages. For one, they keep your hair soft. They also don't cause damage to the cuticles. Consult with a professional to know if ammonia-free products are right for you. Meanwhile, here are some of 2019's best ammonia-free hair colours you need to try.

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Shahnaz Husain Colourveda Natural Hair Colour is a natural hair dye that contains plant extracts, which can be used safely on scalp and hair. It is formulated with henna, indigo, and catechu that can help to protect against premature greying. Apart from making your hair colour look gorgeous, it also promotes hair growth.

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Godrej Expert Rich Crème Hair Colour is a product that can be used multiple times and provides long-lasting colour.It is formulated with conditioning ingredients like milk and aloe protein. It claims to give 100% grey coverage and add a whole lot of shine. This product also contains ammonia to reduce damage caused to hair shafts. Best of all, you have a variety of shades to choose from.

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Indus Valley Organically Natural Gel Hair Color is a blend of aloe vera, jojoba oil, wheat germ oil, henna, amla, honey, orange, basil, and sunflower. These ingredients work together to moisturise the hair and keep it hydrated. This product works especially well to cover those grey strands. It may even help to reduce grey hair over time. The formula also helps to improve the texture of your hair.

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Matrix Wonder Black Ammonia Free Hair Colour not only covers grey hair, but it also improves the texture of your hair after the colouring process is completed. It is formulated with ingredients that preserve your hair shaft and will leave your hair looking shiny for a long time. The colour will last up to six weeks.

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Schwarzkopf Essensity Ammonia-Free Permanent Color is formulated with phytolipid technology and works to cover up grey hair. It comes in a wide range of shades (58 shades) and could works especially well for those who have dry hair. This product is also super hydrating as it contains grapeseed oil and no harsh chemicals.

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Clairol Natural Instincts Hair Color will leave your hair feeling healthy and strong after you have completed the process. This product is formulated with ingredients that protect your stresses from surface damage. The ammonia-free product covers grey hair and makes dark hair look vibrant. It is also a non-drip formula that is long-lasting.

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Revlon Top Speed Hair Color is made with speeding up colouring technology that can cover up your grey hair in almost five minutes. This ammonia-free formula makes hair smooth and soft, as well as provides your hair with nourishing properties. Many claim it also has no side effects. Seek professional advice to determine if this product is right for you.

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BBLUNT Salon Secret High Shine Creme Hair Colour is made with silk proteins to give your hair a gorgeous shine and natural finish. The product has a creamy formula that requires only 30 minutes to be effective. It is affordable and the colour can last up to eight weeks. If you have grey hair you want to cover up, give this product a try.

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Garnier Olia Brilliant Color formula is a blend of natural flower oils, which gives off a pleasant floral fragrance. The oils in this product help to treat the damage and make your hair look healthy. This product is available in 34 shades and keeps the hair hydrated and shiny. Best of all the colour is long-lasting.

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