Fresh Moroccan Henna Powder

I have decided to quit coloring my hair with chemical dye due to fried hair and skin allergies. My hair is naturally strawberry blonde but is fading to white around my face. I used 3 parts Cassia to 1 part Moroccan Henna with chamomile tea and ACV. My hair turned out BEAUTIFUL!!! I am so happy with it. It's bright and shiny and so healthy looking. Also, my once irritated scalp feels normal again. I highly recommend this brand! I will definitely be back - thank you!

I have used the morrocan henna and indigo 50/50 and after 2 weeks the grey around my hairline at the front turns a rust orange color while the rest of the greys in my hair are a marroon dark brown colour. Not sure if I am using it correctly but I followed the instructions to a T

HS Reply: Sometimes when it's just been 1 application alone, it can require at least 2-3 times to deepen and to hold. Also if your hair grows really fast this may be normal for you. You would have to do a touch up for roots and edges if your hair is growing that fast. Same recipe as well to maintain consistency. We hope this helps.

I am not impressed. I mixed it with the Indigo, I have dark brown hair. I followed site directions to a T and I still have gray roots.

HS Reply: We're so sorry to hear it didn't work out for you. If you reach out to us we'll definitely love to help you with getting your coloring treatment to work and cover those pesky greys.

The Moroccan covered my gray hair extremely well and it was not so red. Afterwards, I used the Indigo, hoping for a black. Used everything as directed and I still ended up with a medium to dark brown. Before, I used the Jamel and it didn’t cover my gray at all nor give me a black when used with the Indigo. I would purchase the Moroccan again but not the Indigo or the Jamel. I want to achieve a black and not brown. So, I will be moving on to find an Indigo that works

The product listing and Customer Service directly confirmed to me that the powder is body art quality, but after purchasing this powder, I found that it was not. As a henna body artist, I have tried various henna powders, including others from HennaSooq. Some powders are more finely sifted than others, and I strain my paste by hand to deal with the grittier ones.

Unlike those powders, this one is not just hard to use, it is impossible. The paste would not pass through an applicator or a strainer at all, so I could not even use it as practice. The grains of henna--not clumps, but individual grains--are clearly visible. Customer Service clarified to me that it's because this powder is sifted by hand by the hard work of the women's collective, which I was happy to support, but I definitely want to let other artists know. I'm disappointed to see henna powder go to waste; I try my best to at least practice with every batch. However, this paste is truly for hair only, and I really hope that it helps other artists in making their body art henna powder purchases! I do hope that those who are happy with using it for hair continue to do so.

HS Reply: Thank you for your feedback. We definitely do appreciate your review. Do note Moroccan henna is yes sifted by hand, by a women's cooperative in the Sahara of Morocco. Batches can slightly vary with sift due to this. We ensure that we are always working to improve the sift and texture of our henna powders. They are in fact all BAQ as BAQ also means the henna is pure and good enough to use by henna artists. Whereas this sift of the particular batch you received may not be as good as we usual have it, it's still what we considered a body art level quality henna powder that can be and is safe to use by henna artists. We will always carry that level of henna powder. Please check back on the next Moroccan Collection batch will be the utmost best crop from Morocco we have yet to receive. It's due in March 2019. Thank you again! - KC