Rainbow Henna Persian Dark Brown Hair Color 4 Oz, (2 pack)

This product just blows my mind. I switched from chemical hair colors to using natural henna because my hair stopped growing, was super thinning, turned white, and was receding. By using this and other natural henna products, my hair started growing back and in color! This signaled to me that it was not age but the harsh chemicals of bad hair products that caused my hair and scalp issues. I did some research on those chemicals of the other hair products and it is very scary what one finds. I am SO HAPPY I made the switch to natural henna. This particular product works faster than my other henna product and it matches my natural dark brown hair color exactly. It smells and looks like matcha tea, which is far superior to chemicals. It does not burn your head like chemicals do. And this even nourishes your hair. For new people switching over, your chemical hair will turn black until it grows out and gets cut off. Then the henna will work with your natural hair adding nice diverse color tones (from copper, red, brown, to black) based on your own various shades. It is so much prettier. People often think I have costly highlights (more so with the medium brown henna, or reds, than the dark brown option). MY PROCESS: I add cinnamon dashes, dash of vanilla, a spoon of instant coffee, and a spoon of lime or lemon, to the hot water and henna mix. I use the same hair paint brush that the salon uses for highlights and peel through each row layer from ear to ear over the top of my head at 1/2 cm row increments. The henna mix is like mud on your head. I put on a disposable plastic shower cap to encapsulate and activate the product with warmth. I put cotton rounds on my ears for comfort and drips. I put a black durag on for added henna activating warmth and so I don't look too scary. I leave the henna in for 3-4 hours. (Directions say 40-60 minutes for this product.) It dries like dirt and can be challenging and messy to rinse out, the longer you go. While in the shower, a wide comb and some conditioner on the ends helps. For 2-3 days, no shampoo, no oils, no conditioner on the parts where you want the henna to stay! This process might be too much for some people, but for my good health, good smells, and beautiful hair, I find this product to be an absolute blessing. The process is just part of my life now. Oh, and, I only do henna once a month now, that's only 12 times a year out of 365 days! This compared to the twice a month with the chemicals option because of that harsh hair grow line. Henna fades, so there is no harsh grow line, and it looks much more natural as your hair grows, so you can go longer between servicing it. And the amount of money you save?! Hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars. Plus your health! I highly recommend going to RAINBOW's official website. There is a lot of good information to read there. Good luck everybody! Stay healthy. Thanks Rainbow! Sincerely, Grateful

I’ve used Rainbow henna off and on over the years. I decided to go back because I couldn’t find the Indian brand I used around me and my only alternative was LUSH which is useless at covering greys.This isn’t “real” henna however, it works really well for my hair type and it doesn’t give me breathing problems. I’m pregnant and I feel safe using it. My recipe for my hair to cover 1% gray: 12 oz boiled strong caffeinated coffee, 1 tbsp olive oil, 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar, 4 discs of cocoa butter, and 4 oz of henna. My hair is to my bra strap. Boil the coffee over a double boiler (just a pot of water with a bowl over it). Break up the cocoa butter till it’s pretty much disappeared. Add the vinegar. Remove from pot. Slowly add the henna into coffee mixture and then I use a chopstick to stir it till it’s smooth. Dear god, use gloves and line your bathroom in garbage bags. I use Abolene around my hair line so the sloppy spills can be easily cleaned up. Slap it onto to divided clipped up hair, I usually have 8 sections. Put a plastic cap on (or grocery bag if you ran out of them). Clean up the mess I’ve made in the bathroom. I then blast my hair with the hair dryer for five minutes and get the heat under the plastic. Wrap a towel over the plastic to seal the heat in. Set a timer for 1 hr. Watch Netflix in the bathtub with a face mask on and drink hot cocoa. Use only conditioner to wash it out. Don’t shampoo for a few days so the color fully sets (takes 48 hrs, then you can wash). The cocoa butter leaves your hair moisturized and shiny. This recipe leaves my hair very soft, shiny, and gives it a deep color. If you mess up or make it too dark, I’ve used organic dish soap (like 7th gen) to wash it out. Otherwise, it’ll take 4-6 weeks and it’ll fade out as it’s not “real” henna. I have gotten chemical dyes after waiting the 6 weeks and going to the salon. Make sure to tell them before and bring the Rainbow container so they can look at it. I’ve never had a problem going back and forth with this brand as it’s not strong and fades. Other hennas I have.

LOST SO MUCH HAIR!!! BEWARE!! When I used this I thought it wasn’t going to damage my scalp or hair but it did. I had a really sore scalp after using this henna and had clumps of hair fall out throughout days…also messed up my curl pattern. I think this henna isn’t natural by the color and looks suspicious. I was devastated to see my hair falling out. I will never use this again.

This henna is great, it lasts a long time and gives hair some strength when it's fine or wispy. The Deep Sable color is like a 2 with some #4, which is a nice soft natural brown with chestnut highlights where you have lighter hair or gray hair. I use Coffee, Lemon Juice, clays, essential oils and hair oils in the blend for a very thorough treatment and color. This color is permanent and fades slightly over time, but since there is no damage or breakage, then I reapply. Very economical to use!! UPDATE: I wanted a darker color and mixed 1/3 black and 2/3 dark brown for really nice darkest brown with copperish highlights where the hair is completely white.

The Suyra Brasil powder henna has great color. I use the dark brown and get compliments all the time on my hair color. I does not cover my gray roots on the top of my head well. That being said, I have found no henna product that does. After leaving on my hair for 4 hours, I rinse and then only use conditioner. I have found that my hair is quite soft and full. I do not wash my hair for 3 days (I usually wash every other day). After 3 days my hair is not greasy. The gray starts to show on the roots on the top of my head after about 2 weeks. I have been using this product for over 2 years. Tried others to see if they did gray roots better but this is the best!

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Okay. I have been using henna on my hair for about 3 years. A few weeks ago I purchased Rainbow Henna, dark brown. I've not tried this brand before, but wanted to try something different. My hair is (was) a dark reddish brown, but now is kind of a washed out brown with lots of gray. Bride of Frankenstein sort of thing. Anyway, I used the Rainbow Henna today. I mixed it with ACV and coconut oil. I applied it as usual, using a plastic shower cap but no towel. Left it on 3 hours. It mixed well, went on as normal, and didn't smell that bad, for henna. The coconut oil made it smell better. After 3 hours I rinsed it off. Good points: Really great color. So far, just dark brown but I'm sure red tints will come out as it oxidizes. That's it for the good points. Bad points: I experienced A LOT of hair loss rinsing out this henna. I have never had that happen before. Usually a henna application makes my hair feel really GREAT.....silky and bouncy. Rainbow Henna left it feeling dry, even with the coconut oil. So. I will probably not use Rainbow Henna again, even though I will continue to henna my hair.

This is the recipe I use to cover my gray and it works every time. It's not as dramatic as a box dye - it is more of a tint on gray hair. If you have a salt-n-pepper effect with your natural hair, this product will work well. If you have total or mostly gray, this will just give your hair a tinting effect. Instructions: add about cup of distilled water before you want to use it. Put in a tablespoon of white vinegar and 2 tablespoons of argan, olive, or other conditioning oil. Cover in an airtight way and set in a warm place for about 12 hours. Apply to clean, wet hair. I use a dye brush. Wrap your head in a waterproof cap and leave on for at least 3 hours for best results. I like 4-5 hours the best. Rinse it out. I use conditioner to get out the clumps. Henna tends to make your hair thicker but also straighter and drier. I add argan or squalane to my roots and ends. Smells great. Looks natural.