Henna has a color molecule that binds with the keratin of the hair naturally.
Henna can give copper, red rich, burgundy to strawberry reds depending on your base color.
This molecule not only dyes but also have other benefits:
Maintains scalp health,
Balances oil & PH levels,
Conditions the hair,
Reduces hair loss,
Promote Hair growth,
Repairs & strengthens hair,
Prevents split ends.
Make sure you use gloves and cover with old towels all around the area.
DIRECTIONS:
Step 1: Mix henna powder with distilled warm water or warm liquid of your choice. Allow sitting for the color release for about 3 to 4 hrs.
Step 2: Apply onto your hair, use gloves and use a brush if it helps, cover the head with mud with a bath cap or plastic wrap, so it doesn’t dry, allow the mud to stay in your hair 3 to 4 hrs or more for best results.
Step 3: Rinse thoroughly. A non chemical co-wash is recommended after the henna treatment.
Start from the roots and cover all the way to the tip of the hair making a bun on the top
Step 4: Dry and style as usual.
Henna is always going to have a shade of orange tone in the hair, specially under the sunlight.
HENNA IS PERMANENT. The results depend on your base color.
Make the HAIR STRAND TEST to make sure you like the results.
Red Tones with HennaHenna applications with time make more deep and rich colors.
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Pure Organic Ashwaganda Powder
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COMMON NAME: Ashwagandha
OTHER NAME: winter cherry, ashvagandha
BOTANICAL NAME: Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal
PLANT FAMILY: Solanaceae
OVERVIEW: Dehydrated Roots Powder.
INTRODUCTION: Ashwagandha is stunning in appearance and of vital importance in Ayurveda or Indian medicine. Ashwagandha has a long history, about 4000 years, as a holistic herb used to treat a variety of ailments. Ashwagandha plant itself is a hardy small woody shrub with small flowers and distinctive red seeds. Ashwagandha benefits our health in various ways.
PHYTOCONSTITUENTS: Alkaloids, steroids, and saponins represent major groups of secondary constituents found in ashwagandha. The bioactive compounds include ashwagandhine, cuscohygrine, anahygrine, tropine, withaferin A, withanolides, withasomniferin, withasomidienone, withasomniferols, withanone, withaniol, sitoindosides, and acylsteryl glucosides.
PRECAUTIONS: None known.
For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
ASHWAGANDHA FOR HAIR
TYPE OF INGREDIENT: Adaptogen (stress and inflammation reducer)
MAIN BENEFITS: Reduces stress, eases anxiety, and can prevent hair loss
WHO SHOULD USE IT: In general, anyone who is experiencing stress-related hair shedding or hair loss. It may interact with some medications, so a doctor should be consulted before use. Pregnant or nursing women, and those who are immunosuppressed, have diabetes, or have problems with their blood pressure or thyroid should not use ashwagandha.
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU USE IT: Ashwagandha can be apply it directly to the scalp as a paste or mix it with your shampoo.
WORKS WELL WITH: A healthy diet and stress-reducing activities
Benefits of Ashwagandha for Hair
Ashwagandha can prevent hair loss by targeting one of its main sources: stress. By reducing inflammation, this root provides mood-boosting energy and alleviates anxiety. As Reslan explains, “Stress creates inflammation in the body and sends your body into
