Founded by Women "I started Madison Reed with a simple mission: to provide the best, most luxurious hair color made with ingredients you can feel good about. Our company is founded on the belief that we all deserve better.

As we discussed in this Madison Reed hair color review, all permanent hair colors contain potentially harmful chemicals. Madison Reed ingredients include such chemicals, too: ethanolamine, toluene-2,5-diamine sulfate, n-phenyl-p-phenylenediamine sulfate, and 2-methylresorsinol.

Amy Errett founded Madison Reed with over 30 years of business and operating expertise as a four-time entrepreneur and venture capitalist.

Our company is founded on the belief that we all deserve better. Better hair color made with better ingredients, and better care for not only our hair, but for our clients and community. I believe this so deeply that I named the company after my daughter, Madison Reed.

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The fancy brand is pricier than drugstore box dyes at $26.50 per kit on the Madison Reed site or at Ulta, or $22 each if you opt for the subscription membership (only available direct from the company), which auto-delivers a new kit every eight weeks.

5 days ago Henna is a popular choice for dying hair without using store-bought dyes. It's a plant-based dye that deposits color, typically red, dark brown, or black. Other options to dye hair naturally include black tea for dark hair, chamomile for blondes, and cranberry for reds.

I am a Lifestyle reporter at Forbes, focusing on beauty & style. Madison Reed founder and CEO Amy Errett has made her brand into a pandemic success story.

Errett launched Madison Reed in 2014 to create nontoxic hair dye that also produces salon-quality results for the millions of women who dye their hair at home. She says she named the company after her daughter because she believed so strongly in its mission: Women should not have to sacrifice health for beauty.

Things to love about Madison Reed: Proudly offers 100% gray coverage. No stink, burn, or itch because they have none of the harsh chemicals found in other colors. The formula has nurturing ingredients including Argan Oil, Keratin, and Ginseng Root. Longer-lasting color than other brands.

Madison Reed is for women who want to color their hair at-home and would like to have access to licensed, certified colorists via email, phone or live chat.