Godrej Nupur Henna Mehndi, 14.1 Ounce

This product is amazing!!! I just ordered my second bag! Very natural and great results. My natural color of hair is brunette and I have a lot of grays. My propose using henna is to give the grays a natural color matching my natural brunette color. I tried 2 ways of activating the henna, I let it sit over night and apply during 4 hours. 1) Mixing the henna with lemon and black tea, the results was nice and give my hair a tone of dark red ish. 2) Recently I mixed with chamomile tea and lemon. The color is way more natural and close to my brunette. Still some red ish but softer tones. Keep in mind that the more times you used it the color will get batter or keep changing based on how and with what you activate the henna. Photos: 1) No henna just some grays. 2) after 1st time applying henna 3) Video: after 6 months using henna and mixing with the 2 option. Extra benefits: Henna is a natural antifungal (or at least that is what a read somewhere) soooo henna also helps me to keep my scalp clean and free of dandruff and stopped the itchiness. I hope this helps :)

This is my third time purchasing, and I couldn’t be happier. I mix in two tablespoons of amla powder-https://amzn.to/4hVPmHh to deepen the color toward auburn and tone down any brassiness—my hair looks and feels incredible every time. Then I apply arctic fox Transylvania anywhere from 45 to one hour to get either a chocolate brown or black. I’ve seen some forums criticize henna bought from Amazon, so I tried the so-called “legitimate” brands at double the price. Honestly, I noticed no difference—except my wallet felt a lot lighter.

Good product gives good Results

Love love Henna. This is the third brand I’ve tried and although I really haven’t had any complaints about any of them I have to say there are definitely some extra great things about this one. Huge bag for great price and all the extra ingredients good for your hair. Contains jaramansi to prevent graying hair - score! And lots of other great things in it. It was ground together well (powdery) and Smelled kind of like tea. Pleasant I would say. I mixed mine with some avacado oil, coconut oil, and calamansi (Filipino lime). That was just my substitute for lemon because we had it in the house and I figured why not. The great thing about Henna is you can add what you want. So for people who have never used henna- it’s not like buying a box of chemical hair dye. It takes more time and care but I feel it covers grays longer and makes my hair more healthy so it’s worth it to me. I make my mix with warm water and whatever else I want, apply immediately, and throw on a plastic hair net from the dollar store and leave on as long as I can. I also use plastic gloves from the dollar store. (This bag comes as is with no gloves).The longer the better because henna is good for your hair. I sleep in mine (with hair net on and towel on my pillow) and shower when I wake. So at least 7 hours on my head. Another option is letting the mix sit in the bowl for 2-3 hours and then leave in your hair 3-4 hours per the bag instructions. Now when You wash this stuff out don’t get in a big rush or you will pull some hair out. It’s kind of like working out mud. Rinse with warm water. Squeeze and work hands gently DO NOT try to get all the tangles out right away. Once you feel you’ve rinsed it best you can, Then I highly recommend using a conditioning hair mask. The kind you put on in the shower for 2-5 minutes before rinsing out. Then I feel like when you rinse the second time your hair will be more manageable. I also add a leave in conditioner when I get out of the shower and that’s when I begin to work out my tangles. I find hair right after henna is a little more stiff and dry feeling but that goes away more and more each time you shower. If it’s still too strange and you just can’t stand it go ahead and shampoo. It won’t completely remove it but it might speed up the process of your hair feeling more normal. The more you stay away from shampoo though the longer the henna will last so if you can stand to just stick with conditioner try it. I’d say my hair feels normal after second or third shower. I get lots of compliments with henna. My hair feels healthy and shiny. I tried to switch back to box dye for convenience but grays showed more rapidly and color faded fast, it was irritating. So now I’m back to henna. Luckily I didn’t have any weird colors happening from switching back and forth. I’m naturally brunette hair with Gray roots - the gray hairs turn out lighter than the rest of my hair and more copper colored while the rest is more a perfect red/brown that looks even more red in the sun

I’ve been buying this henna for years to dye my hair with (dark brown hair). It doesn’t come out too red, or orange, it just gives a shade of dark auburn, it’s beautiful and no chemicals. It lasts on my hair just as long as permanent hair color does.

I have 4a, natural hair and started using henna at the end of last month. So far, I am definitely a fan! The Nupur brand is reputable and the price is excellent for the amount of product you receive. Personally, I'm using it for conditioning and strengthening, not for color and so far it seems to be working. I was suffering from moderate breakage and after a good trim, wanted to strengthen my hair against future breakage. As far as the color goes, I recently noticed that indeed, there is a reddish tint to my hair in certain light. In spite of this, I will continue to use the henna indefinitely and will correct the reddish tint with indigo every 3-4 months as needed. I want to keep my hair jet black! As I mentioned, there does seem to be less breakage as well as fewer split ends. What I didn't expect was the dramatic reduction in shedding or the change in my curl pattern. I probably get 1/3 of the shedding I used to get! And, even though I knew it could happen, I didn't expect that my curl pattern would actually change. Well, it did. There is a noticeable loosening of my curl pattern, even on shrunken, air-dried hair. So far this is not really a problem, but hopefully the pattern won't continue to loosen with future treatments. As far as rinsing the henna out, yes, it can be time consuming and messy. But, I noticed that if I divide my hair into quadrants, it rinses out MUCH faster! The henna doesn't seem to dry my hair out, however the first treatment left it feeling a little more coarse than usual. A deep, moisturizing conditioner helped with that. The second treatment left my hair feeling soft, strong and fabulous, even before the moisturizing conditioner! To sum it up, the henna strengthens my hair, reduces shedding and increases moisture retention. If you have the patience, a pair of rubber (or latex) gloves, an old shirt and towel, as well as a few free hours on the weekend, I'd say henna is definitely worth a try! I will be using it once a month.

- Étant une grande utilisatrice de henné depuis plus de 15 ans, j’ai voulu essayé ce henné qui m’avait l’air pas mal - J’ai été très agréablement surprise de la qualité du produit - Il rend les cheveux beaux, en santé, très brillants et légers - Sur base de cheveux bruns, vous obtiendrez de beaux cheveux acajous - Les 400g permettent de réaliser environ 8 colorations sur cheveux mi longs - Ce pack de henné est très économique, je le recommande ! :)

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No pigment and I noticed hair fall after this. Unfortunately this goes into the bin.