Henna

I have only used henna for hair coloring twice. Both times weren't great experiences. Probably because I have adhd and I can get impatient. I stick with Pravana 1N. Henna is better for bohemian chicks or people with allergens.


Henna is available in the following shades:

Black -True, deep black tones (ebony)
Dark Brown -Rich, brown tones (sable)
Medium Brown -Warm, brown tones (chestnut)
Red -Full spectrum of red tone
sherry -Rich, red tones (light auburn)
Mahogany -Woodsy red tones (medium auburn) Neutral -Deposits no color on the hair


The benefits of using henna to color your hair:

prevents premature graying of hair
nourish and condition the hair
make hair shiny and smooth
doesn't irritate the scalp or the skin
simple and easy to use
henna doesn't lighten (or bleach) hair
doesn't contain harsh ingredients and chemicals
henna straightens and thickens your hair
doesn't contain ammonia
prevents hair loss and dandruff


How to apply henna properly