Cultivator's Organic Hair Colour - Henna Powder for Hair - Herbal Hair Colour for Women and Men - Ammonia Free Henna Powder - Natural Henna Without Chemical, (Henna) - 100g

Jesa claim wesa product, maine kbhi itna pure heena nhi dekha, it really feels good on hair & scalp. Color, khushboo sb itna pure & organic hai, shade bi bhut zada acha aaya. Loved it. Pure farm se aaya hua henna leaves jesa laga. Full paisa vasool product only because of Quality & purity.

I am absolutely thrilled with the Cultivator's 100% organic Henna Hair Color! 🌿💁‍♀️ It not only provides a stunning, rich red hue but also offers the assurance of being chemical-free. The color is vibrant, and my hair feels incredibly nourished and healthy after each use. 🍃✨ Highly recommend it for a natural hair color transformation! #HennaMagic #NaturalHairCare 💯👌

My hair looks and feels amazing after using this organic henna hair color. The red shade is beautiful, and it doesn't damage my hair. thanks cultivator's ..

Smell persists even after a good headbath. Gives headache.

If you care about your hair, this is one of the best products you can use. Can see an amazing shine to my hair. Would recommend!

Was looking for a 💯% organic hair color for a long time and my search has finally ended, got what I was looking for!!! Thanks Cultivator's!!!!

Herbal products No chemicals

Awesome product! I absolutely love this product and have already recommended this product to many of my friends & relatives!

Love this for my very curly hair my hair is getting healthier and healthier it stopped the thinning and shedding- I have used it now for 4 months and I love it! Will never ever use chemical dyes again.

I got it for my henna party and everyone love the color of the henna

My last henna was about 4 months ago after years of no coloring – I have never done this often, it’s not a regular thing for me. I’ve read that it can be done again approx. every 4-6 weeks, but I’m not that brave. It was a dark brown henna in Jan. I wanted to try this one b/c this product produces a more typical henna color, so now my hair has more red in it this time around and it’s a lovely color. I used 1 of the 4 packets they give you, so it was thinly applied. My grays resulted in a lighter color, as expected, but I don’t have a lot of gray, the result is like a few redder highlights here and there, which I like. I only kept it on for 1 hr instead of the max 2 hrs they say. I’m glad I did this b/c my hair has some great varying tones and the fullness and texture is amazing. It had a transformation to the better and felt nourished, soft, and more uniform in color. This is chemical free, plant based, natural USDA organic henna and it’s a special product. There are 2 ingredients – the henna and aloe leaf powder. I love it. It's like a hair mask, with color, and it's easy to do. Clean up wasn’t a problem at all, everything wiped off well, from the sink, counter and anywhere on my skin (which was minimal). If you are ready for a change to red hair hues (differs for each person depending on their starting color), I highly recommend this henna.

I have been using henna on my hair since I was a teenager. Initially I did it because I liked the color and I liked what it did for my fine, dull, and greasy hair. The henna dried it out a bit and made it thicker and shiny. Now in my 60s, I'm using henna mainly to cover my grays. But I still appreciate the volume and shine it brings to my hair, which is particularly noticeable right after a fresh henna application. I regularly get compliments about my hair from strangers on the street. This is good quality henna from India that also contains Aloe leaf powder. When mixed with lukewarm water, it has good dye release after about 4 hours, and for me a 1 hour application resulted in very good grey coverage. The Aloe leaf powder is a great addition that counteracts the drying effect of the henna. It has a noticeable moisturizing effect, and my scalp feels less itchy compared to a pure henna application. Since my hair grows pretty fast, I have to touch up my roots every 8-10 days. In order to make the process more efficient, I usually make a big batch of henna, let it sit until it releases most of its dye, and then freeze it in ice cube trays. Two defrosted ice cubes are enough for a quick root touch up.