Permanent Red Hair Dye UK: Simply the Best ! The best red hair dye you can do at home.
Finest Sieve Body Art Quality Organic Henna Hair Dye
Ingredients
100% Lawsonia Inermis.
What does henna do ?
Spice up your hair colour with our beautiful,organic,chemical free,pure BAQ red henna colour for hair ! Henna will deepen your existing hair colour and will always give you muted reddish brown undertones which will glow hotter in natural daylight, especially in the sunshine. The exception is grey hair , white hair, or blonde hair. Any light hair colour will always turn orange red with henna, but indigo will then turn it brown through to black, depending how long you leave it in for. This organic henna powder is from the purest organic earth in India, where henna is farmed to organic standards. We have sourced simply the best henna for hair ! It can’t get any better than this permanent red hair dye UK.
Permanent Red Hair Dye UK, finest BAQ herbal henna sieve makes a sticky consistency when mixed with water, is easy to work with, & gives superb red dye release & colour saturation
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Absolutely brilliant product! I used 100g as suggested as I have slightly shorter than shoulder length hair but it’s very thick. Mixed the powder with hot water and let it develop for 30 minutes. Then applied it and left it on for 3 hours. My hair is a beautiful colour and feels very soft. I had put coconut oil on any parts of skin I thought might be in contact with it and have no stains. Perfect! 🙂
Very good quality product, amazing results and great customer service. I am a returning customer and could not recommend more. I would not use any other product on my hair!!! Thank you Renaissance Henna, xxx
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Arabella Moore
Verified owner
Rated 5 out of 5
I have been using Renaissance Henna now for many years – maybe 10. I started when I was not well with viral fatigue and I was looking at ways to improve my health, including reduction in use of all chemicals and a better organic diet. I had always had my hair coloured in a salon – so how was I going to improve that? I had started to get greys in my 20’s so I had been having it dyed for about 15 years already! I have long dark brown hair and before the use of Henna, it was in terrible condition because, being long, so much of it was regularly exposed to the harsh chemicals in hair dye. I had to have it cut shorter and shorter (which I did not like) and still the latter half of it was all frizzy and dried and leached of all colour. It only ever looked good for a few days after the initial dye. So I was looking online for natural alternatives and found Renaissance Henna – I have never looked back. I used Henna and Indigo separately as per the recommendations for starters who want brown hair. I did have some slight initial problems due to the salon dye remaining in my hair – or the bleaching effect of it – and the fact that we have a private water supply. So I got some green tints – which I have to say were very quickly corrected after I contacted RH for advise and used another application of indigo and used bottled water to mix the dye. After that, each time I dyed my hair it was more like a conditioning treatment that a dying session as the hair was so MUCH BETTER in condition after each application. It smoothed out the frizz and I was able to grow my hair past my shoulders again. Once I got used to it I was able to experiment and very quickly worked out how to just mix the henna and indigo together – you can experiment with proportions to get different shades from red to chestnut to very dark, almost black. Sometimes I would only use Henna and it would dye the greys a reddish colour that very quickly toned to a beautiful chestnut – these highlights looked so natural – and would be well near impossible to achieve in a salon! I had compliments from all sorts of people (like a nurse ) and my hairdresser on the condition and colour of my hair (never had that since I was a child). Now 10 years on, – aged 51, I have rather more grey than I did, so I am not quite brave enough to go for a very red look 🙂 So I use more indigo and I have long dark hair shiny healthy hair past my shoulders – which is still complimented – and I think and hope makes me look rather younger than my 51 years. Above all the look is very natural and not harsh like other dyes which can look odd against an older complexion. I have a tried and tested system that works for me. I don’t need a full amount of dye for the the whole head, I just do enough to do the roots and close to the head well. I prepare the bathroom – put an old sheet on the floor to catch any spills. I put face cream round my hair line and ears. Mix 3 tablespoons of henna dye up – with hot water from the kettle and some sugar to help mixing – I also add a tablespoon of rose petals as I like the smell. Next, in a separate bowl I mix 3 tablespoons of indigo dye with 1 organic egg, some sugar and sufficient room temp water to get a nice mix. When thoroughly mixed I mix both dyes together well and apply to my hair with gloved hands, getting well into the roots and hairline where my greys are coming through. I then spread the rest roughly through the hair. Wrap with clingfilm and an old scarf pinned in place. Get on with work at my (home) desk, or housework or whatever for 2 hours minimum – does not matter if I run over to 2.5 hours. Wash off in the shower. I usually use 2 goes with shampoo, then conditioner – comb through – rinse and then condition and rinse well again. I don’t really know how often I treat my hair, I just do it when I see the greys beginning to show – but maybe once every 6 weeks. Try it – you will never look back – if I had to go to a desert island – it would be my one luxury item I would save from the waves – so when rescued I did not look about 100 years old!
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ellar.hunt14
Verified owner
Rated 5 out of 5
This is a fantastic henna powder that yields a very rich deep colour. It seems to soak up more water than other, different regional henna powders. I usually use 150-200g when applying other henna powders to my hair but with this powder I found that 100g is enough. The texture of the henna is really stringy, like cake mix and is very easy to apply to the hair with no drips. It has ample natural slip/mucilage so it does not drag or pull the hairs when applying, it glides on. I mixed the henna with warm chamomile tea and left it to dye release for 3 hours at room temperature. Once ready, I applied the mixture to my whole head, covered it up, and left it for 2 hours. It was really easy to rinse out. Fantastic colour, a rich and deep red, with shine and volume. Thanks for supplying this quality natural product.
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Absolutely brilliant product! I used 100g as suggested as I have slightly shorter than shoulder length hair but it’s very thick. Mixed the powder with hot water and let it develop for 30 minutes. Then applied it and left it on for 3 hours. My hair is a beautiful colour and feels very soft. I had put coconut oil on any parts of skin I thought might be in contact with it and have no stains. Perfect! 🙂
Very happy customer!
Very good quality product, amazing results and great customer service. I am a returning customer and could not recommend more. I would not use any other product on my hair!!! Thank you Renaissance Henna, xxx
I have been using Renaissance Henna now for many years – maybe 10. I started when I was not well with viral fatigue and I was looking at ways to improve my health, including reduction in use of all chemicals and a better organic diet. I had always had my hair coloured in a salon – so how was I going to improve that? I had started to get greys in my 20’s so I had been having it dyed for about 15 years already! I have long dark brown hair and before the use of Henna, it was in terrible condition because, being long, so much of it was regularly exposed to the harsh chemicals in hair dye. I had to have it cut shorter and shorter (which I did not like) and still the latter half of it was all frizzy and dried and leached of all colour. It only ever looked good for a few days after the initial dye. So I was looking online for natural alternatives and found Renaissance Henna – I have never looked back. I used Henna and Indigo separately as per the recommendations for starters who want brown hair. I did have some slight initial problems due to the salon dye remaining in my hair – or the bleaching effect of it – and the fact that we have a private water supply. So I got some green tints – which I have to say were very quickly corrected after I contacted RH for advise and used another application of indigo and used bottled water to mix the dye. After that, each time I dyed my hair it was more like a conditioning treatment that a dying session as the hair was so MUCH BETTER in condition after each application. It smoothed out the frizz and I was able to grow my hair past my shoulders again. Once I got used to it I was able to experiment and very quickly worked out how to just mix the henna and indigo together – you can experiment with proportions to get different shades from red to chestnut to very dark, almost black. Sometimes I would only use Henna and it would dye the greys a reddish colour that very quickly toned to a beautiful chestnut – these highlights looked so natural – and would be well near impossible to achieve in a salon! I had compliments from all sorts of people (like a nurse ) and my hairdresser on the condition and colour of my hair (never had that since I was a child). Now 10 years on, – aged 51, I have rather more grey than I did, so I am not quite brave enough to go for a very red look 🙂 So I use more indigo and I have long dark hair shiny healthy hair past my shoulders – which is still complimented – and I think and hope makes me look rather younger than my 51 years. Above all the look is very natural and not harsh like other dyes which can look odd against an older complexion. I have a tried and tested system that works for me. I don’t need a full amount of dye for the the whole head, I just do enough to do the roots and close to the head well. I prepare the bathroom – put an old sheet on the floor to catch any spills. I put face cream round my hair line and ears. Mix 3 tablespoons of henna dye up – with hot water from the kettle and some sugar to help mixing – I also add a tablespoon of rose petals as I like the smell. Next, in a separate bowl I mix 3 tablespoons of indigo dye with 1 organic egg, some sugar and sufficient room temp water to get a nice mix. When thoroughly mixed I mix both dyes together well and apply to my hair with gloved hands, getting well into the roots and hairline where my greys are coming through. I then spread the rest roughly through the hair. Wrap with clingfilm and an old scarf pinned in place. Get on with work at my (home) desk, or housework or whatever for 2 hours minimum – does not matter if I run over to 2.5 hours. Wash off in the shower. I usually use 2 goes with shampoo, then conditioner – comb through – rinse and then condition and rinse well again. I don’t really know how often I treat my hair, I just do it when I see the greys beginning to show – but maybe once every 6 weeks. Try it – you will never look back – if I had to go to a desert island – it would be my one luxury item I would save from the waves – so when rescued I did not look about 100 years old!
This is a fantastic henna powder that yields a very rich deep colour. It seems to soak up more water than other, different regional henna powders. I usually use 150-200g when applying other henna powders to my hair but with this powder I found that 100g is enough. The texture of the henna is really stringy, like cake mix and is very easy to apply to the hair with no drips. It has ample natural slip/mucilage so it does not drag or pull the hairs when applying, it glides on. I mixed the henna with warm chamomile tea and left it to dye release for 3 hours at room temperature. Once ready, I applied the mixture to my whole head, covered it up, and left it for 2 hours. It was really easy to rinse out. Fantastic colour, a rich and deep red, with shine and volume. Thanks for supplying this quality natural product.