Herbal Aromas Henna Red 50 GM

Step 1
Herbal aroma`s henna powder mix in a bowl with warm water/tea decoction to prepare it as a paste leave it for 30 to 60 minutes.

Step 2
Apply the above-mixed past on your hair leave it for 30 to 40 minutes for regular brown hair. For silky and smooth hair add egg white and 2-3 teaspoons of lemon juice before apply .make sure your hair is not without oil.

Step3

Henna boosts hair growth: The natural properties of henna help promote hair growth exponentially. The powder form of this ingredient can also be used to create an essential oil that nourishes and promotes hair growth

It can help reduce hair fall: Henna directly affects the scalp, assisting in improving follicle health. This helps curb hair fall and also prevents and corrects hair thinning.

It conditions your hair: When combined with hydrating ingredients such as eggs, henna makes a great conditioner. All you need to do is apply a henna hair pack on for a short period of time to ensure that your hair feels silky smooth for days on end.

It can help prevent dandruff: Henna helps remove excess grease and dirt from your scalp, including dandruff. Using mehndi regularly on to your hair not only cures dandruff problems but also prevents them from coming back.

It can control scalp itchiness: Henna has natural antifungal and antimicrobial properties that work to cool and soothe your scalp, controlling scalp itchiness in the process.

It’s a natural hair dye: One of its most obvious uses, henna makes a fabulous hair dye. Not only is it a great natural alternative to the otherwise chemical options available readily in the markets, but it is also healthier for your hair, and cost-effective for your wallet.

It can help repair split ends: Dry and damaged hair is prone to split ends, which is why just cutting them off is not enough. You have to break the vicious cycle that causes split ends in the first place, and using henna is a great way to do this. Henna deeply conditions and nourishes your hair, taking care of your dry hair problem, and consecutively, your split ends the issue.

It can make your hair thick and lustrous: The tannin present in henna actually binds with the hair to make it stronger and does not even penetrate the hair cortex, ensuring minimum damage. This ensures thicker, lustrous hair with each application.

It balances pH and oil production: Henna helps calm down overactive sebaceous glands, controlling oil production in the process. It also helps restore the pH of the scalp to its natural acid-alkaline level, thus strengthening the hair follicles.

It nourishes your scalp and hair: Henna has naturally nourishing properties, which makes it the perfect ingredient to turn dry, damaged, and unhealthy hair into soft, shiny, manageable tresses.

If none of these were enough to convince you to choose henna over chemical dyes, maybe these pros and cons lists will help make your decision easier.

Henna used in multiple ways:

Henna, egg, and curd mask: Mix 2 tbsp of henna powder and 1 tbsp of shikakai powder with some water to make a paste. Let this soak overnight. In the morning, add one egg and 1 tbsp curd to the mix. Apply this directly onto the roots and lengths of your hair, and leave it on for 45 minutes. Wash it off with cold water and a mild shampoo. Repeat this once a week for good results.

Henna and amla hair pack: Mix a cup amla powder and 3 tbsp henna powder with 2 tbsp fenugreek powder and some water to make a paste. Add an egg white and the juice of a lemon to the mix, and let it soak for an hour. Apply this directly to the roots and lengths of your hair, and leave it on for 45 minutes. Wash it off with a mild shampoo, and repeat it once a week to boost hair growth.