Henna Powder - Red Hair Dye - Fresh and Pure Organic - 7 ounce - Indian Natural Hair Care

I recently went back to red again but my grey roots looked awful even at 6 mm or so & too expensive to go to the hairdresser more than every couple of months. I used this & it was great. Lovely natural copper colour. Left it on for a couple of hours but will leave it longer next time. Didn't stain skin or my white bathroom😁 Recommend it. Don't know how long it lasts but ill be re doing in between salon visits. It did go on better where i was able to brush it into the roots properly so if you can get help with the back that would be better.

I used one of the two packets as I have longer hair but tbh probably could have just used half! I left it on for about 2.5hours (applied it to dry hair) and then shampooed (even tho ppl say not to shampoo but my hair was greasy and I just had to lol) then put in a deep conditioner and rinsed out and omg it came out gorgeous!! The pics are with it dry but not styled yet so I can’t wait to see what it will look like when I do it properly. Hair is a bit dry but not like when you box dye, way way way better!

I let this sit for 1.5 hours for dye release, then put onto my dry, bleached hair. This was the result.I then educated myself and learnt that it should be on wet hair, so using the second packet to go over it again after washing. This time I’ll leave it to sit for 3 hours for dye release though, as I felt the roots were super vibrant pumpkin, but the ends a more faded apricot colour. I’ll update once done!

My Afro hair loves henna. Ive been natural for a while now and I choose henna after yearsss of abusing my hair with relaxers and dyes.I’ve been using this henna roughly every 3months since last yr. I mix it with Amla and Aloe Vera powder, I’ve recently started mixing with sorrel (hibiscus petals) for deeper red tones, sometimes I sit under dryer to help speed up process. My hair is naturally jet black becomes a lovely red in brightly lit rooms or in the sun..I get a lot of comments about the in my hair ☺️

There’s no instructions so make sure you do your research. I used one of the 2 sachets to colour all my hair. I have one left for next time. Make sure you shampoo your hair first. Then mix the henna into a bowl with approximately 350ml or more of hot water (I used boiling water). Mix it into a creamy paste. Wear gloves. I sectioned my hair and covered it fully with the henna. Then I used cling film and wrapped it around my head and placed a shower cap over the top. Depending on how vibrant and intense you want it you can leave it for 60-120 minutes. I waited 120 minutes. Twice I used a hair dryer on a hot setting to ensure the henna remained warm. This isn’t essential. Just my preference. Finally wash your hair with water. DO NOT USE SHAMPOO FOR 24 HOURS. Wash and rinse the henna as much as possible. I applied some conditioner. Left this on for 10 minutes. Then rinsed and styled as usual. Hair may feel a little drier than usual but this will resolve after you next wash your hair. Remember it’s a natural product therefore the dying process takes longer than normal chemical hair dyes. But it’s well worth it.

I’m absolutely over the moon with the colour, the condition of my hair and the overall experience. I applied the mixture to my hair around 8 hours after mixing the paste, covered my hair with a plastic bag and kept it on for 2 hours. I can’t remember if ever my hair colour was so vibrant and my hair felt so thick and conditioned! No chemical dye has ever managed to do that… I should have tried it sooner 😁

This henna powder was superb. I’ve used various bands over the last 40 years so can tell good from bad. I’d highly recommend this one. It mixed up to a lovely consistency, the small was just right- pure henna smell. I left it for a few hours in a bowl covered with cling film in a warm place to develop. You could see the colour oozing out as it developed. I left it on my hair for just over an hour, as I hadn’t done a strand test and wasn’t sure exactly how strong it would be.( I often leave henna on several hours) This didn’t disappoint and I’m left with a really rich colour and very shiny hair.

I’ve never used henna before and I was so anxious giving it a try. I’m a natural red head but had been dying with brown and blonde box dyes for far too long.So I mixed it up but I couldn’t get the right consistency it was very lumpy but made no difference.I applied a hair mask first to my damp hair. I mixed the powder and hot water and let it sit for about an hour. Used plastic gloves and just applied it all over. I then used a shower cap to cover then wrapped in a warm towel left it for about 3 hours. I washed out and used a clarifying shampoo then left a treatment in for about 20 mins washed again and styled as normal. The colour is so vibrant. The hair is slightly shocked but not as dry as I was expecting. This is all I will ever use in future!