Natural Herbal Hair Colours

Super

Love this colour!

Great. Stays on ages. Easy on the eye.

Was very good, excellent

Very messy and didn’t last long

It works

Khadi Henna dark brown is great and gives you really nice dark hair naturally, if you know how to do it right. For a start, if you want to cover grey hair, you have to prep your hair with a layer of red standard henna first. Then wait at least a day and then use the Khadi dark brown. Dark brown Henna contains Indigo. It has to be used differently than red henna. Red henna needs hot water to work, but henna that's mixed with indigo needs luke warm water, otherwise it does not work as the Indigo can't cope with heat. Stir small amounts of luke warm water, into the Khadi powder until it has the consistency of potato mash. Put it on your hair, make sure to build a helmet of henna. I usually put a good amount on top and press it through to the scalp, then I put more on the sides, then I do the lengths and cover them and flip them up over my head before I put the rest of the mass on top of everything. Then I put a bin bag over my head and fixate it with a hair band and on top of that I put the hat that's in the package. Make sure to have an old wash cloth to hand, as you have to remove all the henna from your skin before it stains too much. I leave it on my hair for 120 mins, sometimes 150. I recommend to wash it off while taking a shower, simply because it's much less messy. This is a nature product, it contains bits of plants. Yes it's messier than chemical dye, but so much better for your body. And the results are great, even on grey hair. I use it for my eyebrows too, but make sure they are covered with the bin bag too while it develops. Picture shows them freshly dyed.

Not so good , does not cover greys , nor it stays more than 4 washes