Description
Herbal Hair Colour Kit, recommended by dermatologists as suitable for hair dye allergy / PPD allergy.
You can use this herbal hair colour kit on all hair colours, whatever your starting colour.
If you want a hair colour shade of auburn, brown or black and are new to henna and indigo, this is the Kit to start with.
- Comes with everything you need + detailed instructions booklet
- Probably enough for 3 applications on medium length hair
- Suitable for those with hair dye / PPD allergy
- Suitable for 100% grey hair
Contents: 200gms pure Indian henna, 200gms pure Tamilnadu indigo (enough for 2 applications on medium length hair), 100g cassia obovata conditioning hair treatment, 2 hair caps, 2 pairs of gloves, + detailed instructions booklet.
Ingredients : Indian Henna : 100% Lawsonia Inermis , Tamilnadu Indigo : 100% Indigofera Tinctoria, Cassia Obovata : 100% Cassia Obovata
Cassia obovata will repair, boost and nourish hair, leaving you with the feel of fuller, thicker hair; it will also work against dandruff. To achieve noticeable results, use cassia once a fortnight for 4 to 8 weeks. It’s a herbal hair treatment especially for damaged and lifeless hair that requires hair love and hair restoration treatment ! We also sell cassia obovata on its own.
Visit the FAQ’s below for more information about how to use pure henna and indigo; complimentary customer support via email is available using the website contact form. Additionally there are extensive website resources to your left which tell you everything you need to know about herbal hair colouring and how to colour hair with chemical free plant based hair dyes.
How much henna do I need ?
What colour will I get with Henna & Indigo; how to colour your hair auburn, brown and black with plants and herbs.
For the minute, I’m loving the colour of henna alone so much, I haven’t yet tried the indigo.
Might get bored and change it up in the future, but I love being a redhead at the moment.
Great little book of instructions included –
Personally, after a tiny bit of research on the side, my preferred method is:
– Mix henna with filtered water, sufficient to form a liquid paste, similar to kefir/thicker yoghurt texture.
– Use cold water (protects the lawson dye better than using hot) and leave to sit for 4+ hours over a warm radiator (glass container, no lid needed)
– After 4 or more hours, lift the top layer: if the top layer is brown, with the underneath paste being a more green colour – it’s ready.
– If possible, section your hair into slices before you touch the dye to it!
– Then pop both gloves on, sitting on a towel, with clothes on that you don’t care about. Mirror in front and behind is optimal for you to see what you’re doing.
– Glob generously all over your head. Try to saturate ALL hair.
– Wrap head with cling film, then put the shower cap and a towel wrapped on top.
– Chill out/do housework for 3 or more hours
– Wash out the henna gently with warm water (I do it in the shower, because I don’t have a bath) and then just let it dry without shampoo, conditioner etc.
– I saw a noticeable difference in colour on each day until it reached final form on the 3rd/4th day. Initially a more orangey colour, now slightly darker and a bit more true red/possibly pinkish. Love how it looks difference in each light as well.
Also, my hair feels thicker and stronger, and doesn’t deform with use of hair ties etc. I really love it so far.