Light mountain Black Henna

[kaytorry]

Previously bought this at Whole foods, is this safe for texlaxed hair? Hos anyone used this? if so, what was your experience with it?

Ingredients: Indigoferae tinctoria (indigo) leaf powder* and Lawsonia inermis
(henna) leaf powder*
Our Black Haircolor contains only the pure botanicals and nothing else.
*Content: 100% Organic Ingredients Certified by Eco-Cert under USDA/NOP
guidelines

 

[greenandchic]

I've used this on my natural hair and it was a b**** to rinse out. The only good experience I've had with henna is BAQ henna. If you want black hair, BAQ henna + indigo is the way to go IMO. I have heard good reviews/experiences with LUSH brand henna in Noir though I've never tried it myself.

 

[westNDNbeauty]

I've tried LUSH henna and I didn't notice anything worth the $20 it costs. I just went back to using my $5 henna.

 

[itsallaboutattitude]

@kaytorry never tried the brand you purchased. When I tried Lush henna it was tooooo much work. I had to grind the henna (it came in a brick form). I order online from www.mehandi.com. They test their henna products for harmful chemicals. You can also purchase indigo from them as well.

 

[Misseyl]

BAQ henna is the way to go. I have some grey strands so I use BAQ and it turns the grey red and the black luscious. I will never use regular dyes because I knew henna is healthier for any hair.