Supercilium Henna Colour Chart - Your ultimate guide

The title says it all—this blog is your go-to guide for navigating the Henna colour chart. Let’s dive in!

Above, you’ll find a Henna colour chart. It offers a general idea of how Henna colours may appear on different skin tones. However, the final result depends on several factors. Below, we’ll explain which colours pair best with specific skin and hair types:

Blonde: Ideal for the lightest skin tones and hair colours. Since there’s no lighter shade available, the pigment's lightness will depend on how long it’s left on the skin and hair. For a softer stain, shorten the application time. Keep in mind that the colour may lean warmer or cooler, depending on the client’s skin tone.

Light Brown: Perfect for blondes, brunettes, or those with light skin tones. This shade is excellent for mixing with darker colours to achieve flawless ombre brows. It’s also a great choice for blondes who prefer ashy brows.

Auburn: This natural Henna colour is ideal for redheads or for warming up other Henna shades like blonde or light brown. It leaves a lovely warm reddish-brown hue on the brows. For a more intense look, we recommend mixing it with another colour.

Medium Brown: A great match for brunettes and those with Mediterranean skin tones who prefer not-too-dark brows. It offers a neutral brown tone that works beautifully on olive skin tones.

Dark Brown: Recommended for Mediterranean skin tones and darker hair types. This rich, espresso shade pairs perfectly with dark hair. You can also mix it with black Henna to create bold brows without going fully black.

Black: Our deepest, most intense Henna shade, best suited for medium to dark skin tones and black hair. You can mix it with light or medium brown Henna to achieve a more ashy look. Just note, this colour can come out quite dark.