Indian Henna Hair Color Indian Henna

I would like to add that I purchased the golden color.

I have been using henna for 25 years. This henna has a golden walnut shade and a neutral scent. When combined with balsam on dark hair, it gives a wonderful golden chestnut color. It gradually washes out like any other henna, and it stains the scalp, but it provides salon-like hair care.

I have limited experience with henna coloring, but I really liked this product! Natural henna has a reddish tint, which didn't suit me since I'm a brunette. I bought this dye from this manufacturer, brewed it with coffee and added 1 tsp of salt, left it on for 3 hours, and the result was amazing! The color is natural, rich, and it covered my gray hair. I used the dark brown shade.

This product does a good job of covering gray hair. I chose the brown shade and wore it for 2 hours. The color turned out to be very dark, almost like henna (probably a bit too dark for me). However, I still liked it because the color lasted for 2 weeks without fading from my gray hair.

I have used henna and organic dye before, but I have never seen anything like this. I kept it on my hair for over 1.5 hours, and there was no result at all.

Unfortunately, it tints the gray hair... but it gives a powerful red shade. I tried it on both my light brown hair and my dad's fully gray (white) hair, and it's even better! Now everyone on the street turns their head to look at him.

This hair dye has both pros and cons. What I liked about it is the quality of the hair after coloring; it became shiny and gained a natural beauty. The downsides are that it poorly covers gray hair. I chose the brown color, left it on for two hours, and the length of my hair turned into a beautiful chestnut color, but the roots ended up being light ginger, which looked very unattractive. Even a second coloring two weeks later did not change the situation, it was exactly the same. The second downside is that it fades quickly; after two weeks, the chestnut color turns into a hazel-ginger shade. I do not recommend it for those who have gray hair.

I have been using henna for over 5 years, but I used to always buy Chandi in a dark brown color. Everything was great, the shade was natural, and it covered my gray hair. But then I decided to try this henna, especially since it was almost 100 UAH cheaper than Chandi. Unfortunately, it didn't work for me. Not only did it not cover my gray hair, but my roots remained the same as before. I only needed three applications of this henna (since I only dye my roots), and each time I experimented with the application. The first time, I strictly followed the instructions, and the second time I applied it to damp hair... but the result was zero. Therefore, I have decided to go back to what I know works.

Oh, I absolutely didn't like this henna, even though I followed the instructions strictly. It didn't cover the roots or the gray hair. I switched to henna about 5 years ago, but I always bought the Chandi brand in a dark brown color, weighing 100g, and it used to cost 250 UAH. So, this time I decided to buy a cheaper one, thinking that the result would be the same. Unfortunately, no. Therefore, I will go back to the tried and tested Chandi brand.

I don't know how long it will last, but I'm pleased with the results. The paint was a bit watery, but it covered all of the gray hair. The color is a light brown - my natural hair color. No red or ginger tones. I'm satisfied. Thank you to the store for the delivery.