Ancient Sunrise100% Natural Red Henna Hair Dye - Organic Ancient Sunrise Rajasthani Twilight Henna 100g

A stunning henna, that mixes a little smoother than the Monsoon one (which I also love). This henna leaves a deeper, darker reddish tone to hair. Absolutely lovely!

This henna is the real deal. It covers my grays well. This henna is BAQ (body art quality) henna and it's pure, no other chemicals hiding in this stuff. As you can see from the photo I use it along with their indigo (50/50 mix) to get a brownish color to my hair. This is the healthiest way to dye your hair and my hair is healthier when I use it.I make the henna by mixing it with cold water then stirring well in a glass Pyrex bowl. I then put a lid on it and let it sit for at least 12 hours. Then I open and stir it again (consistency of pancake batter). I then make my indigo mix separately then mix together and put it all over my head. I then use Saran wrap and wrap all my hair up well. I leave on about 4 hours. Then I take off plastic wrap, get in tub with warm water asked lay down in it and soak the mud out of my hair. I then wash my hair several times with CONDITIONER only!!!You must not use shampoo for about 2 days. This helps the henna to develop into a deeper color and last longer. After that you can wash your hair like normal.

I have used this product for decades. It's messy and a little stinky but makes my once-auburn hair be bright and shiny. It looks as if I spent a fortune highlighting my hair as it colors gray and dark hairs differently. It's leaves a pretty multi-tonal effect. The one package is enough to color my hair about three times. I mix it with lemon juice until it looks like yogurt. Cover up as it stains!

This is a wonderful product. I have been using it for years with great results. It’s high quality and safe pure body art quality henna. It covers my grays beautifully. It’s easy to mix because it is finely sifted. I leave it on with a shower cap for at least 4 hours or overnight. The result is a rich vibrant auburn. My natural light to medium brown hair becomes a reddish brown and my grays copper highlights. I get so many compliments on my hair without the chemicals and damage from coloring my hair at a salon.If you have never used henna before, don’t panic if it is orange when you first rinse it out. The color will oxidize and become auburn after a few days.

I’ve used Ancient Sunrise Henna for years. It never disappoints. Shhh! No one knows I’m not a natural redhead. I’m Glad to see it available on Amazon. Twilight is my go to, half a lemon and warm water mixed with this magic green powder makes the most beautiful shade of deep fire red hair. I’ve also used the monsoon (less auburn more roses red on me but equally beautiful) as well as cassia and indigo products. Everything from Ancient Sunrise is top notch quality.

Purchased Rajasthani Twighlight because I thought it contained Indigo, it doesn’t. Red henna from same seller is $3.00 cheaper, yet Rajasthani Twighlight IS Red henna, so why the price difference? Clear explanation would be appreciated. Spent $17.00 on 1 pack of henna, yet set is incomplete without Indigo. Expensive for 1 pack of henna.

I switched from another brand that I bought on Amazon which no longer worked the way it had. Don't believe it if people say your amazon-bought henna no longer worked because of grays. This one worked just fine, and the old one was no longer even working on the browns.I used to have to use apple cider vinegar to bring out the reds but this one just works with water. It was worth the slightly higher cost for a beautiful vibrant color!

I've been using this henna for several years, and it works wonderfully. Henna adapts to the natural tones of your hair, so you don't get one flat color, though my roots are always lighter than the ends due to the difference between first and repeated applications, which doesn't bother me at all (just a little bit punk). I rely on the product to cover a lot more grey than I did in the beginning, and it covers well every time - even when I tinker with the mixture by adding beet or cranberry juice. The fine sift of this henna powder makes it mix smoothly, and I even like the smell, which is good because I usually leave it in hours longer than the instructions recommend, just to be sure it sets - but that's just me.