Henna Sooq's Organic Rajasthani Indian Henna for Hair and Body Art

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Fresh Organic Rajasthani Indian Henna Powder 2020

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$8.95

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Indulge yourself with our professional grade organic indian henna powder freshly imported from India's Rajasthani Region where the best henna and Ayurvedic herbs comes from.

This year's batch yields 2.59% lawsone content. You'll love this henna!

With its triple fine sift and rich red dye content, you'll get a creamy henna paste that will dye your skin, and hair beautifully. On skin, this henna powder yield red-brown tones, and on the hair it yields reddish-burgundy tones.

We love our Organic Indian henna powder because:

it's our speciality body art henna powder
rich red-burgundy tones
easily washes out of hair
strengthens
loosens curl pattern
thicker hair
protects your hair from the elements
reduces split ends
gets rid of dandruff
kills lice

Instructions and recipes will come with your purchase.

This henna powder comes inside an inner foil resealable pouch. This is the best packaging possible to maintain freshness.

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Dye release is 3-4 hours for hair use, and 10-12 hours for body art use.

How much you will need depends on your hair length, and thickness. This will give you a generally idea of how much you’ll need for 1 application: Above ear length: 50-75 grams Shoulder length: 100-125 grams Bra strap length or mid-back: 150-175 grams Lower back (above hips): 200 to 225 grams Hip/Waist length: 250 to 300 grams

Savannah's hair regimen and recipe:

"I’ve been using henna to dye my hair for a little over a year now and I love it! I used to bleach my hair blonde for years and have had every color of hair under the sun…needless to say my hair was fried, and badly damaged. I tried every product in the store to try to restore my hair and nothing worked, until I did some research online and stumbled upon henna. I was a bit skeptical at first, after all, I tried every salon product out there and nothing worked well, so how will a little plant help? Boy was I surprised! I bought henna, indigo and amla powders online, mixed them together and after many hours and quite a mess, my hair looked gorgeous! I’ve been using henna for over a year now to dye my hair a perfect shade of auburn brown.

My recipe is as follows…

200g of henna powder 100g of Indigo powder 50 g of Amla powder

I mix up the henna with lemon juice the night before I want to dye my hair, let it sit overnight, then I mix the indigo and amla powders with warm water and add them to my henna mix. Let it sit on my hair for 3-4 hours, rinse and voila!

I love the way my hair looks and how fast it grows now. I’m always getting compliments from people about how nice and shiny my hair is. I will never go back to commercial hair dyes again."

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228 Reviews

The BEST Henna!
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Posted by Yuliya on 27th Oct 2020

I've tried several other hennas over the years, and I have to say, this is the smoothest, finest henna out there. Rinsing henna can be a mess but this particular henna was so silky smooth, and fine - it was really easy to rinse out! Not to mention, the color came out rich and dark like never before. I mix it with indigo. LOVE it!
So smooth and so creamy!
5
Posted by Joanita on 24th Sep 2020

Used on hair: First off, so smooth, even with my lumpy mixture. I hadn't used powder so fine I need to learn how to mix it better. Not gritty at all!! and the colour pay-off OMG super rich (on me at least). Really great quality yet still affordable. I'm definitely ordering more asap. Thanks so much Henna Sooq!
Rajasthani Henna
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Posted by Marcia Kearney on 21st Sep 2020

Awesome and so easy! I admittedly spent hours looking at various articles and trying to decide what henna to use once I made the decision, not to mention articles on how to use henna, the process, etc. But once I stumbled onto Hennasooq, that was it. I have watched a bunch of YouTube videos on your channel and found you on Instagram too. I am so glad I did it. When I prepared the henna, the dye release started within the hour but I did wait another two and a half hours because I was unsure of how the color would be if I used it too soon. It is day three, and as you said, the color is deeper and richer. I have 4C hair and my hair feels soft and manageable. Thank you for a great product.
OMG! Better than I could imagine!
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Posted by Antoinette G on 20th Sep 2020

I had dark reddish-brown sisterlocks with honey-blonde highlights. I was ready for a change and to be in control of my hair and not a colorist. Since COVID I decided to henna my hair. I had many concerns since I have had my locks professional colored and highlighted for the past 8 years.

A friend highly recommended Henna Sooq. I spent hours on the website reviewing articles, blog posts and videos. I pulled the trigger and scheduled a virtual consultation with Khadija. Definitely worth the money! She looked at my hair, listened to my concerns and understood the desired color I wanted. She gave some great advise, ratios and some additional suggestions to add to my recipe specific to my sisterlocks.

I followed the instructions and approximately six hours later I was extremely happy with the results. I saw my loctician two days later and she commented on how soft my locks felt and she too loved the color.

I've placed additional orders for more products not only for me, but also for my 75 year old mom. I'm so happy to be on this henna and ayurvedic hair journey.
OG Rajasthani Henna
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Posted by Falaq on 12th Sep 2020

I used organic Rajasthani henna on very dry hair, 65% grey. My hair had been acting up the past few years, dry and looking crazy. I was prepared to cut it off if this process didn’t work... To my shock the henna result turned out better than I could have imagined. I got a stunning, deep reddish burgundy color on the greys, the whole head is beautiful. It’s not dry! The color just added a whole new look to the hair... I don’t know if fact that I did an amla and aloe vera powder mask one week before I did this henna is the reason but I was skeptical this would work for me.. My plan for henna treatment was the
one-step process with henna and indigo. I messed up though, rushing to get everything mixed before work and I mixed the dry henna and dry indigo together in the same step. I didn’t realize until after the henna was in my hair and I was re-watching the instruction video.