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title: "100% Pure Henna Powder, 100 Gram"
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# 100% pure natural henna leaves Complete kit with gloves & shower cap Chemical-free, non-toxic formula 100% Pure Henna Powder, 100 Gram

**Brand:** hannah natural
**Price:** € 2.50
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## Summary

> 🌿 Unlock your hair’s natural glow with pure, chemical-free henna magic!

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- **What is this?** 100% Pure Henna Powder, 100 Gram by hannah natural
- **How much does it cost?** € 2.50 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Salon-Ready Kit:** Includes gloves, shower cap, and detailed instructions for a flawless, mess-free application.
- • **Eco-Chic & Authentic:** Sourced directly from India, this herbal henna powder supports sustainable beauty rituals.
- • **Pure Botanical Power:** Experience the richness of 100% pure henna leaves for vibrant, natural hair color.
- • **Safe & Chemical-Free:** Protect your scalp and hair with a non-toxic, all-natural formula—no harsh chemicals, ever.
- • **Long-Lasting Color & Conditioning:** Enjoy a deep, lasting red-copper hue that also conditions and strengthens your hair naturally.

## Overview

Hannah Natural’s 100% Pure Henna Powder is a premium, chemical-free hair coloring and conditioning solution made solely from pure henna leaves. Packaged in convenient 50g sachets with gloves, a shower cap, and clear instructions, it delivers vibrant, long-lasting color while nourishing hair naturally. Ideal for health-conscious professionals seeking an authentic, eco-friendly alternative to synthetic dyes.

## Description

Hannah natural's pure henna is simply 100% pure henna leaves. Our product is 100% natural and chemical free. Switch to our all natural product and see and feel the difference.

Review: Non-Toxic Hair Colorings with benefits.... - I rarely write any reviews but I have to brag on these non-toxic hair coloring product. I have been looking for a very long time for something non-toxic to color my hair. Here is my experience: I have fine and slightly curly (frizzy) hair that is now a natural salt & pepper color (more salt than pepper) and my husband has soft but not as fine hair that is now naturally all salt color. My husband was very skeptical but as a cancer survivor had been urging me to find an alternative to the harsh coloring chemicals that we were previously using. I used myself as the "guinea pig" and did my hair first. To give you some background, I did not color my hair for almost a year and did not use any conditioner when washing my hair for that same period. My hair didn't have any chemical build-up. I purchased the following 3 products from desertcart and used the following recipe: - 50 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Henna Powder, 100 Gram (Red/Copper Color) - 50 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Indigo Powder for Hair Dye, 100 Gram (Black Color) - 2 tablespoons Hesh Herbal Amla / Indian Gooseberry Powder For Dark & Healthy Hair Naturally - 100 gms hesg (Conditioner Powder) - Dash of regular table salt (helps to release colors) I mixed these dry ingredients ensuring that there are no lumps. Then I mixed in: - 1 tablespoon Olive Oil (makes it much easier to work with and saturates much hair better) - 1 tablespoon Lemon Juice (also helps to release colors) - Few drops of aroma skin quality essential oil (optional - decreases strong tea-like smell, because I don't like tea or its smell) - Hot water - about 1.5 cups, enough to make cake batter consistency mixture. I used a hand whip from my kitchen to ensure it was properly mixed and lump free. Then I let it sit till it cools down enough so as not to burn my scalp. When cool, I saturated my whole head - actually over-saturated - and worked it into every strand of hair ensuring that every strand had equal coverage. Then I got some paper towels and rolled them into a loose roll to wrap around my neck as a drip catcher. Then I used plastic wrap from my kitchen and wrapped my whole head with it, catching the upper edge of the paper towel roll to keep dripping to a minimum. Then I set my timer for 1.5 hours. I was really excited to rinse my hair and see how it came out. I was absolutely delighted!!! My natural color is dark brown and this new color was slightly more like a dark copper brown color and turned out beautiful. My color looks very natural and suits my skin tones. My first coloring lasted 2 months and then I was starting to see some white peeking through. So, I did it again. I have attached a picture that shows the top of my head about 2 weeks after my second coloring. Now my husband was a different story. He is much more conscious of his "salt" colored hair. He insisted on keeping the store bought colorings going until he could see how my Henna coloring came out. He is also a huge fan of hair conditioner. So, his hair had a great deal of chemical build up. For my husband's first coloring, I used the same recipe that I had used on my own hair. Unfortunately, it turned his hair an orange/red. It was by no means an ugly color just not very natural looking with his skin tone. After some trial and error colors (we did about 3 colorings in one weekend, we came up with the perfect color combination for him). His natural color is an ash brown color. To get close to his natural color that would work for his skin tone, I used the following recipe on his hair and it came out a darker brown with a slight tinge of copper when the light hits it the right way..... looks very healthy and natural..... makes him look very handsome. Here's the final recipe that worked well on my husband 25 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Henna Powder (Red/Copper Color) 75 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Indigo Powder for Hair Dye (Black Color) 2 tablespoons Hesh Herbal Amla / Indian Gooseberry Powder For Dark & Healthy Hair Naturally (Conditioner Powder) Dash of regular table salt (helps to release colors) I mixed these dry ingredients ensuring that there are no lumps. Then I mixed in: 2 tablespoon Olive Oil (makes it much easier to work with and saturates much hair better) 2 tablespoon Lemon Juice (also helps to release colors) Didn't use any aroma essential oil because my husband loves tea and the smell of tea. Hot water - about 1 3/4 cups, enough to make cake batter consistency mixture. I used a hand whip from my kitchen to ensure it was properly mixed and lump free. Again, I let it sit till it cooled down enough to put on his scalp. His scalp was much more sensitive than mine, which mean the mixture was hardly luke-warm. I then over-saturated his whole head and worked it into every strand of hair ensuring that nothing had been missed. Then I wrapped the paper towel around his neck and wrapped his whole head with plastic wrap and set the timer for 3 hours (double the time I needed). At the end of the 3 hours, his hair was amazing. So, please don't discredit these non-toxic products if your first try didn't work like you had hoped. Sometimes, you have to do some trial and error colorings till you are pleased with the results. Additional benefits that we have discovered when using these products are: - the hair fall-out has decreased significantly. We used to have a huge ball of hair on the shower floor drain after each hair washing. That has now decreased to just a few hairs after each washing. - another change is that we no longer use conditioner after shampooing. Our hair is soft and fluffy and easily managed. A little hair spray keeps it in place all day long. - the color also seems to last much longer than the store bought colors we previously used. I always did my husband's colorings and had to ensure that I made time every two weeks to color his hair. Now, I do his coloring's once a month or so. - the price for each coloring has also significantly decreased, leaving me more shopping money.
Review: Love it! I mix it with Indigo and Amla to get the perfect shade. Costs about $4 each time I dye, lasts long - here's my recipe - I've used this three times now and here is what I found. My hair is somewhat long, to the end of my shoulder blades. And, it is naturally a medium brown, but now about 30% gray. This box comes with 2 bags of henna. When I used one bag it wasn't enough to fully cover my head. And, it came out carrot top read - too bright for even slightly crazy me. :) If you like very red, this is awesome! But beware, the grays come out VERY read. Then, I did some research. Now, I've made my hair PERFECT!! It is a medium to dark brown with beautiful red highlights. I love it! And it is super healthy. Even my hair dresser sister loved it and said how natural and healthy it looked. Here is the formula I put together after research: 1 bag of this henna. 1 bag of indigo (similar but it's black) 1 tablespoon of Amla (it's a natural power conditioner you can get on desertcart cheap and helps reduce red) dash of salt (I read this releases the dye) mix these dry ingredients together Add about 1 1/2 cups of hot water and stir (to the consistency of pancake or cake batter) Add 1 tablespoon lemon (releases dye also, I read) Add 1 tablespoon olive oil (this is VERY important - it is SO much easier to spread on hair and rinse out with this addition) Mix all these and let it sit 30 minutes. Then, put it on your hair, as you would any other dye. Seperating sections and really saturating it. Cover with a shower cap. Then, let it sit for 1.5 hours or more - I did 1.5 hours. Rinse. Shampoo. Condition. Maybe shampoo a second time - I find that residue stains my shirt after first two shampoos, so doing it twice helps. This residue goes away after a couple shampoos. The above recipe worked amazingly for me. Love, love, love it. Some people complain about the smell, but my entire family, including my 7 year old son, like it fine - we think it smells like strong tea. Of course, everyone's hair is different, but the above worked great for me. Good luck!

## Features

- 100% chemical free all natural herbal henna
- The only ingredient is 100% pure henna leaves
- Pure Henna is an excellent hair conditioner
- Contains 2 packs of 50 gram each, pair of gloves, shower cap and full detailed instructions
- Product of India

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B009YSTOAG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #226,367 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #218 in Hair Hennas |
| Brand | Hannah Natural |
| Brand Name | Hannah Natural |
| Color | Red |
| Container Type | Sachet |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 3,733 Reviews |
| Hair Color Permanence | Permanent |
| Hair Type | Normal |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Weight | 50 g |
| Manufacturer | Hannah Natural |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Han-0347 |
| Material Features | Natural |
| Material Type Free | Chemical Free |
| Model Number | Han-0347 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Information | Sachet |
| Product Benefits | Natural hair conditioning with chemical-free henna leaves |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Hair coloring, Hair conditioning |
| UPC | 885337325916 885672505516 837655075691 883290794503 |
| Unit Count | 3.52 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Hannah Natural
- **Color:** Red
- **Item Form:** Powder
- **Package Information:** Sachet
- **Product Benefits:** Natural hair conditioning with chemical-free henna leaves

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: can i put it on top of my dark blacck hair?**
A: Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair. Which before henna I was lucky to get past my shoulders because of split ends.

**Q: I have medium-brown hair. What will the color be? Not as red as it is on the package right?**
A: I have medium to dark brown hair. The first time I left it in for almost 3 hours and it was quite a difference. It faded to a nice color though. Subsequent touch-ups I only leave in for 45 -60 minutes. The difference isn't as striking. It still has a reddish tint to it, especially in the right light. However, it is not the color on the package. If you are concerned, you may want to condition your hair and then not leave in as long. There are two packages per box. You can always apply the second time if you want it more red.

**Q: What color is your Hanna Natural 100% Pure Henna Powder, 100 Gram?  I have never used Henna before.**
A: I'm not sure if you're asking what color the henna is or what color it will die your hair. The powder is green... its derived from the leaf of a plant. But it will die your hair red. Pure henna is always red. If someone's selling any other color and calling it henna, its not pure henna. You can read everything you ever wanted to know about henna at hennaforhair.com

**Q: Can this be used for tattoos?**
A: it's 100% pure so yes, tattoo henna and hair henna is the same powder as long as it's 100% pure, they are just prepared different. With hair henna application you just mix with water. On the skin you prepare it with strong coffee, tea tree oil and some other things I can't remember off the top of my head... look up a recipe, Amazon has quite a few books on it too.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Non-Toxic Hair Colorings with benefits....
*by L***R on June 9, 2017*

I rarely write any reviews but I have to brag on these non-toxic hair coloring product. I have been looking for a very long time for something non-toxic to color my hair. Here is my experience: I have fine and slightly curly (frizzy) hair that is now a natural salt & pepper color (more salt than pepper) and my husband has soft but not as fine hair that is now naturally all salt color. My husband was very skeptical but as a cancer survivor had been urging me to find an alternative to the harsh coloring chemicals that we were previously using. I used myself as the "guinea pig" and did my hair first. To give you some background, I did not color my hair for almost a year and did not use any conditioner when washing my hair for that same period. My hair didn't have any chemical build-up. I purchased the following 3 products from Amazon and used the following recipe: - 50 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Henna Powder, 100 Gram (Red/Copper Color) - 50 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Indigo Powder for Hair Dye, 100 Gram (Black Color) - 2 tablespoons Hesh Herbal Amla / Indian Gooseberry Powder For Dark & Healthy Hair Naturally - 100 gms hesg (Conditioner Powder) - Dash of regular table salt (helps to release colors) I mixed these dry ingredients ensuring that there are no lumps. Then I mixed in: - 1 tablespoon Olive Oil (makes it much easier to work with and saturates much hair better) - 1 tablespoon Lemon Juice (also helps to release colors) - Few drops of aroma skin quality essential oil (optional - decreases strong tea-like smell, because I don't like tea or its smell) - Hot water - about 1.5 cups, enough to make cake batter consistency mixture. I used a hand whip from my kitchen to ensure it was properly mixed and lump free. Then I let it sit till it cools down enough so as not to burn my scalp. When cool, I saturated my whole head - actually over-saturated - and worked it into every strand of hair ensuring that every strand had equal coverage. Then I got some paper towels and rolled them into a loose roll to wrap around my neck as a drip catcher. Then I used plastic wrap from my kitchen and wrapped my whole head with it, catching the upper edge of the paper towel roll to keep dripping to a minimum. Then I set my timer for 1.5 hours. I was really excited to rinse my hair and see how it came out. I was absolutely delighted!!! My natural color is dark brown and this new color was slightly more like a dark copper brown color and turned out beautiful. My color looks very natural and suits my skin tones. My first coloring lasted 2 months and then I was starting to see some white peeking through. So, I did it again. I have attached a picture that shows the top of my head about 2 weeks after my second coloring. Now my husband was a different story. He is much more conscious of his "salt" colored hair. He insisted on keeping the store bought colorings going until he could see how my Henna coloring came out. He is also a huge fan of hair conditioner. So, his hair had a great deal of chemical build up. For my husband's first coloring, I used the same recipe that I had used on my own hair. Unfortunately, it turned his hair an orange/red. It was by no means an ugly color just not very natural looking with his skin tone. After some trial and error colors (we did about 3 colorings in one weekend, we came up with the perfect color combination for him). His natural color is an ash brown color. To get close to his natural color that would work for his skin tone, I used the following recipe on his hair and it came out a darker brown with a slight tinge of copper when the light hits it the right way..... looks very healthy and natural..... makes him look very handsome. Here's the final recipe that worked well on my husband 25 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Henna Powder (Red/Copper Color) 75 g Hannah Natural 100% Pure Indigo Powder for Hair Dye (Black Color) 2 tablespoons Hesh Herbal Amla / Indian Gooseberry Powder For Dark & Healthy Hair Naturally (Conditioner Powder) Dash of regular table salt (helps to release colors) I mixed these dry ingredients ensuring that there are no lumps. Then I mixed in: 2 tablespoon Olive Oil (makes it much easier to work with and saturates much hair better) 2 tablespoon Lemon Juice (also helps to release colors) Didn't use any aroma essential oil because my husband loves tea and the smell of tea. Hot water - about 1 3/4 cups, enough to make cake batter consistency mixture. I used a hand whip from my kitchen to ensure it was properly mixed and lump free. Again, I let it sit till it cooled down enough to put on his scalp. His scalp was much more sensitive than mine, which mean the mixture was hardly luke-warm. I then over-saturated his whole head and worked it into every strand of hair ensuring that nothing had been missed. Then I wrapped the paper towel around his neck and wrapped his whole head with plastic wrap and set the timer for 3 hours (double the time I needed). At the end of the 3 hours, his hair was amazing. So, please don't discredit these non-toxic products if your first try didn't work like you had hoped. Sometimes, you have to do some trial and error colorings till you are pleased with the results. Additional benefits that we have discovered when using these products are: - the hair fall-out has decreased significantly. We used to have a huge ball of hair on the shower floor drain after each hair washing. That has now decreased to just a few hairs after each washing. - another change is that we no longer use conditioner after shampooing. Our hair is soft and fluffy and easily managed. A little hair spray keeps it in place all day long. - the color also seems to last much longer than the store bought colors we previously used. I always did my husband's colorings and had to ensure that I made time every two weeks to color his hair. Now, I do his coloring's once a month or so. - the price for each coloring has also significantly decreased, leaving me more shopping money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love it! I mix it with Indigo and Amla to get the perfect shade. Costs about $4 each time I dye, lasts long - here's my recipe
*by K***A on September 25, 2014*

I've used this three times now and here is what I found. My hair is somewhat long, to the end of my shoulder blades. And, it is naturally a medium brown, but now about 30% gray. This box comes with 2 bags of henna. When I used one bag it wasn't enough to fully cover my head. And, it came out carrot top read - too bright for even slightly crazy me. :) If you like very red, this is awesome! But beware, the grays come out VERY read. Then, I did some research. Now, I've made my hair PERFECT!! It is a medium to dark brown with beautiful red highlights. I love it! And it is super healthy. Even my hair dresser sister loved it and said how natural and healthy it looked. Here is the formula I put together after research: 1 bag of this henna. 1 bag of indigo (similar but it's black) 1 tablespoon of Amla (it's a natural power conditioner you can get on Amazon cheap and helps reduce red) dash of salt (I read this releases the dye) mix these dry ingredients together Add about 1 1/2 cups of hot water and stir (to the consistency of pancake or cake batter) Add 1 tablespoon lemon (releases dye also, I read) Add 1 tablespoon olive oil (this is VERY important - it is SO much easier to spread on hair and rinse out with this addition) Mix all these and let it sit 30 minutes. Then, put it on your hair, as you would any other dye. Seperating sections and really saturating it. Cover with a shower cap. Then, let it sit for 1.5 hours or more - I did 1.5 hours. Rinse. Shampoo. Condition. Maybe shampoo a second time - I find that residue stains my shirt after first two shampoos, so doing it twice helps. This residue goes away after a couple shampoos. The above recipe worked amazingly for me. Love, love, love it. Some people complain about the smell, but my entire family, including my 7 year old son, like it fine - we think it smells like strong tea. Of course, everyone's hair is different, but the above worked great for me. Good luck!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Used lemon and let it sit overnight before I used it. Gorgeous results!
*by G***I on July 22, 2014*

My hair is down past my shoulder blades and it's pretty thin from me overdoing my layering. I used lush's caca rouge on it a month before and wasn't impressed with the result. Before that My hair was chemically bleached and colored and bleached again several times over the past 2 years. It took two boxes (200g) to do my hair, which was a relief because I had been studying up on henna online before I decided to start using it and I read that it would take somewhere between 300-500g to do my hair. I bought 6 boxes so now I have enough for two more applications! The henna itself is really green and is very fine. I didn't use the box instructions, instead I went with the suggestions of most henna sites I looked through and used lemon juice and water. I'm guestimating it was a 1lemon juice : 3 water ratio. I didn't use actual lemon, I used the juice from the grocery store which is made from concentrate. I also didn't want to use a lot of lemon, because I wanted a dark red. I mixed until it was a little thicker than yogurt and left the bowl covered, in a warm place overnight to let the dye release. Then I applied it generously to my hair making sure to section my hair into small sections and really worked it in. Then I wrapped my hair in saran wrap, put a plastic shower cap over that, and then wrapped a bandana around it. Then I left the house and ran errands for about 6 hours and then came back and washed it out, using conditioner to help me get the grit out. I am not a huge fan of the henna smell so I added ginger powder (ginger pretty much negates the henna smell), clove powder, and allspice to the mix. It smelled heavenly. I was standing in the front of a store looking at a display while I still had the henna processing in my hair and I heard someone say "this store smells so good!" when they walked in. It wasn't the stores scent, it was me! ;) The mix makes you smell like a warm autumn pie. The color coming out of the shower was gorgeous. It darkened and got even more gorgeous and settled into a beautiful dark red-orange after 4 days. My roots are still a little bit darker than the rest of my hair, but they blend well. I was at the farmers market and someone complimented my hair even though it was just messily put up in a bun. I cannot speak for the longevity of the color yet, because it's only been 6 days, so I will update again in a few weeks! *Update:* It's been a little over the month and the color has faded out pretty much completely to the red/copper that my hair was before. The color was gorgeous but really just lacks the longevity I was hoping for. I'm not completely bummed, before this my color was barely lasting 3 weeks before I needed to go over it again, getting 5 weeks out of this color is great. The color on my roots is looking much better, so maybe it has something to do with how overprocessed my hair is. I went in for a trim yesterday and the hairdresser emphasized how dry my hair was, which could also be the issue. It also could have been my shampoo, I was using radiant red for a few weeks and then switched to Paul Mitchells Tea Tree stuff and while using both my hair never really felt clean. Overall I'm still really pleased with the henna. It did thicken up my hair and made it feel a lot better immediately after I used it and I'm in love with the color. I also still have a bunch so I'm going to use it up and then I might try the henna for hair websites henna to see if there's any difference.

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