Henné colour: Copper henné colour (100 g)

I bought this as I am trying to move away from chemicals and excessive plastic packaging. I make most of my own toiletries now but hadn't been brave enough to move to a natural hair dye. Even on my very dark brown/black hair this left a lovely deep auburn tint. My hair feels great, looks so shiny, and I got better results with this than with any number of expensive box dyes or salon attempts. It is a little tricky to apply as it's a sort of thick paste, but that's great because it doesn't drip. The odd spot spilled on the sink and just wiped off, no stains that need bleaching. No nasty ammonia smell either. Overall five stars, and I'll definitely be buying more. I have chin length curls, and I think half a box would be enough next time, so even more economical!

I love Henne and wished I had discovered it decades ago. I always knew of its existence but everyone that I knew used it had the very coppery colour which I did not like. Then as grey hairs appeared a friend explained the different colours and that the chestnut will cover grey and can be covered again with the brown which is a dark brown. My hair is naturally frizzy and dry, or it was. Not anymore, now it is very shiny and feels soft and lovely. It is very curly hair but still looks shiny. I have also discovered the Indigo powder which you mix with chestnut Henne and this covers grey brilliantly though can make hair black if left on too long. So last time, two months ago, I used one part Indigo and two parts henne, and hair went very dark brown/nearly black. The grey was covered perfectly. Needed doing again this week so I used same mix but only on roots and left for one hour. Did not work so well. will do again with Indigo and chestnut roots only to cover grey and leave on for hour and half.

One of my favourite go to products when I need to dye my hair. I’ve been henna for years and I feel like this results in the most pigmented colour. It’s so easy to make it as well, much better than buying it in block form

Delivery and item were fine, but I had an allergic reaction to this. I used Henne years ago with no problems, but this caused my ears to burn painfully. I had to sleep with cold compresses on my head and take piriton. Today I've got cream from the chemist, and more piriton. Last night was very painful and scary. Today it's eased, but still hurts. One of my ears is slightly swollen and bright red. both ears are sore and irritated. I'm still freaked out that this stuff is in my hair and scalp. Having done some research, allergy to Henne is due to the chemical additive PPD. This is added when the colour intends to be darker. This is the first time i've gone for a darker colour (I've only ever done reds previously) - so I believe there is PPD in this product, even though the packaging claims it's PPD free. I'm not sure how regulated this is, and how trusted it can be. Next time (if I dare try this again) - I will buy from Lush, who are totally chemical free and understand the allergy issues. For me - this stuff is not safe. Today is a right off - I can't work due to the pain and discomfort, and dozed out on Piriton. I'm still in the '24 hour after contact' zone so have been medically advised to keep an eye on it in case it gets worse - so having a stressful day. Not good. I'll never buy Henne online again.

When I first started using this dye, I loved it. It was easy to use, if maybe a little bit messy but I'd never dyed my hair before so the process seemed fine. It can end up a bit patchy if you don't work it in evenly, but it wasn't too obvious. The results were excellent first time, I had bright, shiny copper hair that received many compliments, as it works as a hair conditioner too. My hair is very long, and one pack was more than enough. After the initial application, I re-dyed the roots every month or so, as necessary - this is easier than reapplying to all of your hair each time, just make up a little of the paste. It was a wonderful product, chemical-free colour and healthy hair. My only complaint was that the last time I dyed it was over 18 months ago, and the colour is still strong. I probably dyed it half a dozen times then waited for it to wash out. It is advertised as a semi-permanent wash-out dye, but the colour has barely even faded from mine, it's just has to grow out! My natural hair colour is blonde, so perhaps it absorbs the colour much more than darker hair. Colour removers and bleaches don't work on henna, and advice from hairdressers was just to grow it out, use of chemicals might change the colour to green or something horrible! Yes it works, and yes it is a lovely, long lasting colour, especially after several applications, but if you are blonde I'd almost advise going for a chemical dye, which can at least be stripped out when you want your own colour back!

I've always used this to dye my hair a rich natural red. It looks like Sophie Turner's red hair in Game of Thrones. My natural hair colour is a light ash blonde. My method: I used the whole 100g to dye my hair from scalp to just above the shoulders. I make some very strong tea (2 or three teabags to a big mug of boiled water), then mix the henna powder and tea it to a cake mix consistency. I leave the mixture overnight to release dye (8 hours), then I apply it all over the hair I want dyed. I make sure that all the hair is basically saturated with the stuff, then I wrap it in a plastic bag for anywhere from 6 to 8 hours. Afterwards, I rinse it all out with loads of conditioner. The colour changes slightly over the next 24/48 hours so if you're worried by how it looks at first, give it a couple of days to settle down (google henna oxidisation if you're curious about this). Love this, it's 100% natural and the colour has never faded on my hair. :)

Very easy to use, good results on hair. Henna is not a hair dye, its a hair treatment with colour so the longevity is according to the product, not a forever colour until its cut. Don't wish to mislead new users. Colour is a very pretty brown

I have always been chestnut-brun, I bought hennè again, only after years, because i started in the past having too many grey hair and I started using chemical dye. My scalp started being hitchy so i stopped during the lock down dying them completely. the result was a rainbow of old growth highlights salt and pepper root growth. i decided to try again with henné brown again. because of my many grey hair i added a hint of auburn too, because i like a warm brun. which next time i won't be adding. i let the hennè on my hair all night sleeping with it. I heard of people founding the brun can turn slightly to green if left too long. in my experience, for the times i used it, 8 hours are necessary for the colour to take on my grey hair. especially because i don't want the effect root being less dark than the rest of the lenght. But i would suggest to anyone starting using it, to follow exactly the instructions reported in the colour box ( 60-120 min ) any way i am very happy with the result.

Esta henna es, con diferencia, la mejor que he usado. Y llevo más de media vida usando henna, así que sé de lo que hablo. Que ya tengo una edad... Hice una reseña de la de Radhe Shyam que era la que usaba normalmente, mientras iba probando otras, hasta que llegó un momento en que noté que dejaba de tener la calidad de antaño. No subía nada el color. Esta es de una marca francesa. Ojo, porque el envase se parece mucho... ¡ pero esta es muchísimo mejor! Fijaos en que el nombre del color viene en francés y no en español, como la de Radhe Shyam y, evidentemente, tampoco lleva el logo de esta última escrito por ninguna parte. La henna, en el interior de la caja, viene en envase opaco, y no transparente como la de Radhe y el paquete es más grande. ( Os pongo una foto de ambos envases para que veáis la diferencia y comprobéis que se parecen mucho pero que NO son la misma marca de henna). Al principio no entendía la diferencia de precio (¡creía que compraba la de Radhe Syam!), pero el resultado de esta me parecía infinitamente mejor. Esta es más cara pero lo vale. Y sí: tiñe las canas y el cobrizo sube muchísimo más. Una recomendación a las que tengáis canas: guardad un poco de henna y, si veis que no os ha tapado las canas hasta el punto que queréis, volved a hacer la pasta al día siguiente y aplicadla solo en ellas. Cuantas más horas la tengáis puesta, más sube. Si la dejáis toda la noche, podéis encontraros con el pelo caoba, como me ha pasado a mí, alguna vez. (Depende todo del pigmento y la porosidad de vuestro pelo. Mi pelo es castaño y sin tintes y se pone cobrizo en cuatro horas y caoba si lo dejo toda la noche). Ah, huele a henna, sí. Pero en absoluto hasta el nivel de la anteriormente mencionada, que te deja una semana oliendo a abono campestre. Tampoco te pasas días y días "destiñendo" al lavar el cabello. En absoluto. Me la he puesto en verano y he podido ir a nadar al día siguiente de quitármela,, sin lamentar estropicios. ¡Absolutamente recomendable! ¡No la cambio por ninguna otra! ¡Saludos!

J’ai utilisé ce produit depuis longtemps donc toujours très bien.

Perfect, thank you

Très bonne qualité

Ottima marca. Avevo i capelli ossidati dalle tinte e dal sole e sono tornata castana subito dopo il primo utilizzo dell'hennè castano (bruno). Ho ancora dei riflessi gialli e qualche capello bianco, ma verranno sicuramente coperti con il secondo utilizzo. Negli anni avevo già provato il biondo scuro, e con ottimi risultati! Per i capelli lunghi poco più delle spalle, consiglio di non lesinare ed utilizzare tutto il pacchetto.