Colour Refresh Beige Brown 7.12

Yes — that's exactly what Beige Brown is for. Brown and brunette colour often fades warm, pulling brassy, orange, or red as the cool tones wash out first. Beige Brown re-deposits cool, ashy-beige pigment that neutralises that unwanted warmth and brings the brown back to a cool, natural tone. Use it between salon visits whenever the warmth creeps back. Leave it on longer (up to 10 minutes) for more stubborn brassiness. A strand test first shows how much it cools your particular base.

They're browns with different warmth. Beige Brown is cool and ashy — it neutralises warmth and keeps brown cool. Caramel Brown is the opposite: warm and golden, for adding richness and warmth. Cacao is neutral, in between. Choose Beige Brown if your brown pulls too warm and you want it cool and ashy; choose Caramel Brown if you want more warmth; choose Cacao for a neutral medium brown. You can also mix them to land on your exact tone.

No to both. It only deposits cool brown tone — it can't lighten, as it has no bleach. And the semi-permanent pigments don't cover grey (results on grey vary and aren't recommended). Beige Brown refreshes and cools existing brown and brunette colour; it works best on already-coloured brown hair. On virgin or very light hair the effect may be minimal or uneven, so a strand test is important first.

It's not damaging — it's a conditioning treatment with Argan Oil, Provitamin B5, and nourishing ingredients that leaves hair soft and glossy. But always tell your hairdresser if you've used Colour Refresh before any bleaching or lightening. Even semi-permanent cool brown pigment can remain in the hair and affect a bleach result, so your colourist needs to know to plan the service correctly.

Yes — 100% vegan and cruelty-free, certified by PETA, Leaping Bunny, and The Vegan Society. Maria Nila is a Swedish brand and a Certified B Corporation, developing and manufacturing in Sweden with sulphate- and paraben-free formulas and CO2-compensated packaging.