4.5 oz. (127.6gms) Canister
 

  17.6 oz.  (500gms) Canister

THE NATURAL WAY TO COLOR YOUR HAIR


Chemical-based hair color is not an option for many consumers: allergies, pregnancy, color-resistant hair, and sensitive scalps prevent many from using chemical colors. A new  study linking chemical color to brain tumors is now impelling many former users to search for a viable alternative. Happily, there is an answer: henna, the natural hair colorant.

 

What is henna?
Pulverized leaves, roots and stems of the Lawsonia plant family: Lawsonia Inermis, Lawsonia Elba and Lawsonia Spinoza. When mixed with hot water and applied to the hair in a paste mixture, these leaves create subtle and natural highlights to all shades of hair without drying or chemically altering the structure  of the hair.

 

How  do you get 13 shades of henna?
When 3 basic shades; Red, Black and Natural are mixed in various proportions, you are able to achieve 13 shades.

Hazel - Use  on grey or salt/pepper hair for light ash blonde shades.

Topaz - Use  on grey or salt/pepper hair for light golden blonde shades.

Champagne - Use on blondes, dirty blondes or light browns for pale blonde highlights.

Cognac - Use on medium browns for warm honey-red tones.

Strawberry Blond - Use on blondes, light and medium browns for red-gold highlights.

Mahogany - Use on medium browns for warm brown highlights with hints of red.

Brown - Use on medium browns and blacks for rich chestnut brown highlights. No reds.

Red - Use on browns and blacks for deep red highlights.

Copper - Use on browns, blacks and reds for a rich red copper look.

Auburn - Use on browns, blacks and reds for true auburn tones.

Burgundy - Use on browns and blacks for deep wine highlights.

Black - Use on blacks for deep ebony, jet black highlights.

Avigal Henna
Shampoo

Avigal Henna
Conditioner