Some people do experiment by mixing colors to come up a shade of their choice, which is ok. We can not guarantee any specific results.

Lustrous Henna cannot lighten your hair. The red shade will not make your hair completely red, instead it will add a reddish ting to your hair. This reddish tint reflects very well against the light, making your hair look very attractive. See similar questions...

weeks the color will fade. But the best part is since Lustrous Henna fades gradually, does not show ugly distinctive color difference with growth as with a chemical dye. Depending on the type of hair and how many times a person shampoos, in most people it fades away in 6-12 weeks. See similar questions...

You may, but you must do a strand test first, since chemically treated hair do not react to Lustrous Henna same way as normal hair. The chemicals may react with Lustrous Henna in unexpected ways. In addition Lustrous Henna may loosen the curl of the perm. Avoid Lustrous Henna application on freshly perm hair. Let the perms settle for few days. You do not need to wait for your present chemical comes off. You can start Lustrous Henna application any time. See similar questions...

A great number of younger people, especially people with brown, dark brown, black, and red hair, apply Lustrous Henna to beautify their hair. Lustrous Henna red is the most admired shade for this purpose. This red shade brings a reddish tint to the hair, makes hair look very healthy and beautiful. See similar questions...

Regular henna is just grounded powder of leaves from plant of Lasonia Inermis which give only one color. Lustrous Henna differs in many ways. See Lustrous Henna Vs Plain Henna for detail. See similar questions...

Lustrous Henna not only color hair but its conditioning properties help brings body, life and vibrancy to dry damaged hair. Lustrous Henna enriches hair with its essential oil, giving hair natural radiance. See similar questions...

Some Blonde, Brown, Auburn, Mahogany, and other “shades” of henna are mixes of amla, indigo, walnut, rhubarb, and Lawsonia, with other plant or synthetic dyes added, and may have metallic salts added. Many of these products have no henna whatsoever and are chemical dyes. See similar questions...

Ans: 2-3 weeks, but the best part is that it does not leaves white hair straight away as other chemical dyes does. It first starts getting reddish tone and then goes off slowly in 6-8 weeks. For best results you should repeat Lustrous henna in 15 days (two weeks) time for beautiful looking hair. See similar questions...

Only henna leaves have dye, and the highest content is in the leaf petiole. There is no dye in the bark, twigs, or rootstock of Lawsonia inermis, and certainly not different colors such as black. The roots of henna are never harvested for dye, as henna is a small tree that is kept in production for many years. Though henna is grown in many different countries, the henna dye molecule is always the same red orange. See similar questions...

Absolutely not. If you previously had light blonde hair, and then hennaed it to a richer, darker color, you will definitely notice shedding hairs, but only because of the darker color and not because of any change stemming from the henna. Everyone sheds approx. 150 hairs per day. And you may loosen many more hairs while completing the process. These are just hairs that would have loosened into your hairbrush or shower drain. But henna cannot cause additional healthy hair to fall out. See similar questions...

Ans. Normal Henna is just crushed powder of leafs from plant Lawsnia inermis which give colour to palm and hair when applied. It is different from Lustrous Henna in many ways. Lustrous Henna is formulated with many herbs like Awla, shikakai, reetha, Aloe vera, manjith, woad and many more recognized by Ayurvadha for there medicinal properties which not only colour, conditions the hair but also give nourishment and strength to hair and scalp. See similar questions...

This is a tough one. Some women prefer to match their neck, so that everything is one color. Others prefer to match their face, feeling that the look is more natural. You might try it both ways or even choose a shade that is a combination of the two. Trying each look and asking family and friends what they prefer can help you decide, as well. See similar questions...

I use PPD based Chemical hair dye, which makes my hair black. Which of your colour will suit me most. I like black what I have, but it will be great if it comes naturally. See similar questions...

Depending on your body chemistry and skin color, the designs can appear as orange, red, brown, burgundy, or khaki green. The color of henna is also based on the strength of the henna paste, the length of time it is left on the skin and the after care given. The best place to get the really red shades are palms of hands and soles of feet. Most other areas won't show the reds nearly as well. See similar questions...

No, this is not true. The Food & Drug Administration has rules about products imported into the United States if these products would be used on hair, skin, or in foods and drugs. Henna is a plant material; as a natural product, it falls into a specific area regarding importation regulations. See similar questions...

Mixed Colors means you get a mix of colors that are available in stock in that size. For example, if you order a full tray of mixed colors, you will receive the quantity of a full tray, but with random amounts of each color that we currently have in stock. We try our best to make the quantities for each color equal. See similar questions...

In some groups, color is immaterial.In other groups, conformation and color both play an important role. Therefore, you will see that we mix colors in the same group. See similar questions...

Neutral henna, a green powder that smells like freshly cut grass, is neither henna nor neutral. It is Cassia obovata. Cassia obovata contains anthraquinones, particuarly Chrysophanic acid, a remarkable anti-fungal, anti-microbial and anti-bacterial. Cassia obovata doesn't color hair. It will help damaged hair, make hair full, glossy, healthy. See similar questions...