Manufacturer
Neha
Ingredients
Henna Leaf
Region of Origin
India
Other Dangerous Goods or Hazardous Materials
No
Aerosols
No
Flammable Liquid
No
Contains Batteries or Cells?
None
Henna is a natural hair and skin dye that has been used for centuries in India and other parts of the world. It is made from henna leaves, which are dried, crushed, and sifted to create a paste. Henna is an oil-based dye that is made by infusing henna leaves in a carrier oil, such as coconut or sesame oil, to extract its beneficial properties. The oil-based henna is more moisturizing and nourishing for the skin or hair than water-based henna.
Traditional henna is made by drying, crushing, and sifting the henna leaves before making a paste with water or an acidic liquid like tea or lemon juice. Colored henna simply has different herbs to "dye" the paste different colors for your skin. Henna has been used in traditional ceremonies like weddings, births, and religious festivals to symbolize beauty, health, and happiness.
Each cone of henna contains approximately 25 grams of henna, which is enough for multiple uses. Henna can be used to draw designs and leave a "tattoo" like stain on the skin. The "tattoos" can last up to two weeks at a time. Henna is a natural and safe way to dye your hair and skin, and it is a great alternative to harsh chemicals.
