Henna Powder - Red Hair Dye - Fresh and Pure Organic - 210ml -

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So impressed with this, I think I'll be using it forever! Exactly the colour advertised. First time using henna. See before and after of light brown virgin hair. Instructions were not very clear, make sure you do some research. Wear gloves, put vaseline on your face and neck as it gets incredibly messy and stains badly. I added some lemon juice, stirred with 60°c water and let it sit, covered for an hour. Applied to roots then lengths, wrapped my head in plastic and left it on for 2 hours. Rinsed in the shower with conditioner for 20 mins until it ran clear. Hair is super shiny and bright orange while still having darkness and depth, it smells of fresh cut grass and spice. I used 150g for mid back length thick hair so a bargain! I found it coloured and covered super evenly, there is no patches or weird bits like with box dyes and its great knowing that its good for my hair. Overall amazing, thank you!

i've been using hennas for over a decade. this one is a lovely balance of copper red and burgundy. my hair is naturally red but has lost a lot of richness as i age..this revives it and covers my few grays as well. i do feel it is a bit drying but just until all the henna finally washes out (you could add coconut oil or a bit of olive oil to the mixture to help) good henna. nice colour. good amount for the price. smells like henna but not as strongly as some. i used both packages but will try 1 or 1.5 next time. i left it in for 2hrs and rinsed with conditioner only.. then waited 2 days to shampoo

Super henné. La couleur est juste parfaite

I bought the Copper Red color, and it dyed my hair coppery red, quite successfully. When I was a kid my hair was fairly bright red, but has since faded to a dark blond with bright blond tips bleached by the sun, and just a hint of ginger in the sunlight. This was the first time I have ever dyed my hair. I mixed the henna with hot water according to the instructions and I let it rest for 5 hours. I noticed the dye pooling on top of the mixture after about an hour. I applied it to my hair and I put on a couple disposable shower caps and then wrapped my head with a towel. I let it sit in my hair for only an hour and a half, because I didn't want it to go too dark and I thought I can always do more, but I can't undo it. I then rinsed it out in the shower. It took what felt like forever for the water to run clear, but the paste itself wasn't difficult to wash out of my hair. It was late at night by this time, so I went to sleep and waited to see the results in the morning when my hair had dried. It was bright orange! Everywhere online said not to panic, so I did my best not to. It wasn't like a hideous color or anything, but definitely orange. I gave it some time, and by the next morning it was still quite bright, but more of a copper tone than orange. It has since settled into a bright copper color that is saturated, but not artificial looking after about 3 days. I have included photos of before the henna, 12 hours after application, and 65 hours after application. I may go over it again later on to push it a little more toward a red than a copper, but for now I'm going to enjoy it the way it is, I quite like it. My natural hair color is quite golden-blond where the sun has bleached it, and I think that golden undertone contributes to the coppery hue. It looks more red near the top of my head where the hair is darker. I have a decent crop of grey hairs, and the henna covered them completely. They are now a super bright shiny copper color that gives dimension to my hair, rather than desaturating it like the grey did. Overall it was pretty easy. I did the actual application in my bathtub; I just bent my head over the henna bowl and let my hair hang down over it and slathered the paste on from roots to tip. My hair is waist length, and I used one of the packets that came in the box to do my whole head. I probably could have even gotten by with less than that, but I wanted to ensure good coverage, especially since I am a novice at hair dyeing. It definitely has an earthy smell, but I don't find it offensive. It did color my tub where I dripped it on the floor of the bathtub, but I let some water with bleach rest in the tub the next day and it bleached all the color away and the tub is as good as new again. I've never used henna before, so I don't have any real comparison, but after my first dye-job I'm well pleased with this product; it did what it was supposed to do.

very good coverage, worth the price