Within the Types segment, product offerings are classified by colour‑fixation duration and formulation nuances, each influencing market penetration differently. Permanent herbal dyes employ natural oxidative agents to achieve lasting colour change, appealing to consumers prioritising durability; they represent the highest price tier and command a sizable share of premium sales. Semi‑permanent variants rely on pigment deposition without chemical alteration of the hair shaft, offering 4‑6 weeks of colour and targeting users who desire flexibility. Temporary formulations, such as herbal rinses and sprays, fade after a few washes, serving niche occasions and experimental use. Additionally, Natural‑Herbal blends focus on botanical extracts (e.g., henna, indigo, amla) that provide both colour and conditioning benefits, attracting health‑conscious buyers. Each subtype contributes uniquely to market size: permanent and natural‑herbal categories drive the bulk of revenue due to higher unit prices, while semi‑permanent and temporary lines expand volume through broader consumer trials and repeat purchases.