Light Brown Henna Hair Dye 100 Grams

I'm Asian American and it didn't make my hair light brown as pictured, more a reddish hue. The product worked though! It covered up my gray and colored my hair.
Note, you'll need other items before you start: shower cap, plastic gloves, a towel, and something to put the product on your hair (like a brush for a dye kit or something like it). If you get the mixture on your hands, no big, it soaps off. Henna is great for pregnant women, as my doctor recommended no chemical dye jobs for the duration of the pregnancy.

I purchased this product skeptically, and although it does have a strong algae like odor when applying it is wonderful (not as harsh smelling as chemical dyes). I'm a male with short hair and thick dye resistant gray hairs on the sides of my head. This product came in and I followed the directions and applied to my whole head in case of a freak color (at least it would be even). It worked wonderfully and lasted in the grays for about a week. That sounds negative but it is not. You may mix just a tiny bit of this NATURAL product to do touch ups and the resistant gray hairs slowly take more and begin to last longer. After four weeks and 3 uses, I would suspect this product will last me for at least two or three months. Before, I had to dye my hair with harsh chemicals every two weeks to get those resistant grays at near $10 a time. Now I've found this safer, cheaper, and better product. A tip would be to mix a smaller amount than needed and then use a touch up brush commonly found in...Read more

This henna covered my gray hairs well. I am very satisfied with the results and will continue to use this product. It rinses out easily and has no harmful side effects on the hair or skin. It does have a strong smell, similar to grass or maybe spinach. But the smell dissipates some after the henna is rinsed out and is completely gone after the hair is shampooed (for this henna to work properly the user has to wait 48 hours before shampooing the hair.)The benefits of this henna are worth the inconvenience of a slighty unpleasant smell. I don't think the smell is any worse than the smell of chemicals in a hair salon.