Description
Henna Powder
Henna comes from the dried and finely milled leaves of the Lawsonia inermis plant. This natural powder has been used for millennia as a dye for skin art (mehndi), hair, nails, and fabrics
Natural hair dye / conditioner
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Scalp therapy: Its antimicrobial, antifungal, and cooling properties soothe dandruff, itchiness, and scalp irritation
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Body art (Mehndi): Rooted in South Asian, Middle Eastern, and North African traditions, temporary henna tattoo designs can last 1–3 weeks
Benefits
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Hair health
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Strengthens hair strands and reduces breakage
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Balances scalp oils—beneficial for both dry and oily hair
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Natural conditioning
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Seals cuticles, reduces frizz, boosts shine and volume
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Scalp comfort
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Cools scalp, fights fungi and microbes, often relieves dandruff .
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Safe and chemical-free
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Free from ammonia and parabens
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Precautions
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Patch test recommended: To avoid irritation, especially since commercial/black henna may include sensitizing chemicals
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Health concerns: People with G6PD deficiency or using medications like lithium should use caution
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Bleached or chemically treated hair: Colors can be unpredictable—strand testing helps prevent surprises
Use
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Hair: Create a paste with henna powder and water (or lemon juice, tea). Apply, leave 1–3 hours, then rinse. Leave 24 hours before shampooing for richer color
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Body art: Mix with water and essential oils, apply via cone/brush; designs typically stay vibrant 2–4 weeks
About
Henna powder is a versatile, natural tool offering cosmetic and therapeutic benefits. When used correctly—with pure ingredients and after a patch test—it can enhance hair health, soothe the scalp, and provide beautiful henna art, all while celebrating a rich cultural tradition.
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