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It's Pure Certified Organic Henna 100g & Organic Indigo 100g
It's Pure Certified Organic Henna 100g & Organic Indigo 100g
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Product description This beautiful, pure, Soil Association certified organic, chemical-free henna powder is excellent for colouring hair as it is very finely sifted it has a smoother less gritty texture. It has a high lawsone content and gives a good strong colour. It is produced in Rajasthan, India. Within the foil packet the henna is in a vacuum sealed plastic bag so that it stays fresh. Henna will usually give brown hair red/brown undertones. Henna will give light coloured hair - grey, white or blonde a more orange/red tone. When henna is used with indigo for hair colouring it can give shades of different browns to black. The resulting colour depends on the method, how long you leave it on for and the proportion of henna and indigo used. There are several ways of combing henna with indigo. You can either mix the henna together with indigo and apply, or you can colour you hair first with henna and then colour your hair with indigo. The latter gives a stronger colour. This 100 gram packet is approximately enough to colour shoulder length hair. However it does depend how thick your hair is. Fine hair will need less henna and thick or very curly hair will need more henna. For mid back length hair you will need 2 x 100g packets. Directions 1. Mix henna and indigo together or color hair first with henna and then with indigo. 2. Leave on for a certain amount of time depending on the desired color result. Full instructions enclosed for hair coloring.
- Certified Organic by Soil Association
- 100% natural & chemical Free
- No PPD, ammonia, parabens or metalic salts added
- Full instructons enclosed for hair colouring
- Colours your hair and increases shine and volume
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