Reviews about Venita Natural Herbal Hair Color

I'm disappointed... I bought henna from this brand before, and it was amazing. But this dye washed out after the second time, so I had to paint my hair again (with a different product). It also doesn't apply very well. Well, what can I say... there are better options out there :)

Excellent henna. I live in Poland and I buy it here. It even applies smoothly on dark-brown hair, giving a rich copper hue and toning grey hairs into a reddish-gold color. The texture is fine, and it doesn't dry out the hair. I mix it with hibiscus tea, let it steep for a couple of hours, and then apply it. The shade is 6.46 pure henna.

The best henna, in my opinion. Perfect consistency and texture, no lumps or sticks, applying it is pure satisfaction. The color is incredibly vibrant. I used regular pure henna, and it comes out just the way I like it - dark, with a reddish tint, rich copper. Highly recommend, worth the money. For shoulder-length hair, 100 grams is enough for me, if I only need to dye the roots, I can take half a pack or even a third, depending on the hair thickness.

I must say, henna is absolutely AMAZING! I bought it in Poland and dyed my hair red yesterday, and I'm thrilled with the result. This henna is very finely ground, which is great. It dyes more effectively than others. Personally, I'm very satisfied with shade 6.46!

This is not henna, it feels more like punishment. I have been dyeing my hair with different types of henna for over 15 years, so it seemed like I had already seen all possible side effects and problems. However, I decided to try this one with a shade.
To put it shortly, this henna strongly stained: the sink, neck, scalp, shower cabin, a bit of the floor, hands, and towel. But it did not dye my hair.
There is hardly any shade on my hair, even though my scalp is red and it is difficult to wash off from there. I bought it at a makeup store in Spain.

Good henna. I've ordered it twice already. It has a completely natural composition. I chose indigo black, so it looks more like henna than indigo. It applied evenly on black hair and grown-out chestnut roots, but it doesn't have an intense blue shade, just a slight blue shimmer in the sunlight. It doesn't damage the hair, rather it strengthens and thickens the structure. It doesn't cover 100% of gray hair, but it tones it, which is normal for a fully natural dye. It doesn't dry out the hair (I added a teaspoon of almond oil) and left it on for two hours. I've tried many different pigmented hennas and this one is of good quality and has an excellent price! 100 grams is enough for two hair dyeings, reaching the shoulder length, with medium thickness.

The henna did not color my hair.