A new option from hair care experts Schwarrzkopf, this ammonia, silicone, and alcohol-free option covers grays and then nourishes hair with a blend of oat milk, soy protein, and argan oil. Your hair will simply be vibrant, and feel lusciously healthy.

Simply Color, Schwarzkopf ($9.97)

Made with an 83% plant-based color, these dye options are ideal for those who want to find nourishing botanicals in their formulas. The formulas are super simple, too: 10 ingredients or less in each shade. Plus, it comes in 20 diverse colors that range from a rich black to a vibrant strawberry blonde. 

Plant Based Hair Color, Matrix Biolage ($24)

Get everything you need all in one box: The kit is designed by professionals, so you know that they include all that you need for a successful at-home job. Simply take their thoughtful quiz for your perfect-match formula that's free of ammonia, PPD, resorcinol, parabens, phthalates, gluten, SLS, titanium dioxide.

At Home Color Kit, Madison Reed (Price varies) 

If you want cleaner formulations, you can still find great options at the drugstore. Case in point: This option from beauty giant Revlon. Free of ammonia, mineral oils, and several other less-than-ideal ingredients, this also layers in nourishing teas and botanical extracts to strengthen the health of your hair. Final bonus? It smells great. 

Total Color Permanent Hair Color, Revlon ($7.99)

Another drugstore find that comes in a huge assortment of natural hues. It's also made with 80% natural ingredients like coconut oil and aloe vera. The result is soft, hydrated beautifully toned hair.

Natural Instincts Demi-Permanent Hair Color, Clairol ($6.92) 

Now, if you are one to favor bold, look-at-me hues (think pastels or rainbow brights), you may think clean options are not for you. Well, Overtone near-magic-like formulas deposit pigments while conditioning. Think of this as a hard-core hair mask that leaves your strands oh-so-fun-colored post rinse.

Coloring Conditioner, Overtone ($25)

For a quick, non-permanent cover-up, there's no one we like more than this elegant Christophe Robin option. It covers grays at the root and will blend and blur harsh lines. We also love it for its oat extract to help soften hair, too. 

Temporary Color Gel, Christophe Robin ($35) 

A gloss is a great option if you are looking for minor color tweaks, as it's not as intense as a fully permanent dye—but can help adjust your hair a few shades on each side. (You can also use it to color-correct undertones or help blur grow-out.) 

Gloss, dpHue ($35)