Which is the perfect hair colour risk you can take on during the UK Summer?

Difference between Natural Henna Colour and Chemical Dye

Henna makes a fabulous hair dye. Not only is it a great natural alternative to the otherwise chemical options available readily in the markets, but also a healthier option for your hair and cost-effective for your wallet at the same time.

On a positive side, Chemical Dye will give you the freedom to change your hair colour as often as you want and with a variety of options to choose from. Compared to henna, it is relatively quick and convenient and far less messy.

Colouring your hair with chemical dyes require major upkeep with regular touch-ups, which adds on to the final cost of getting your hair coloured.

Although you have to employ a deep conditioning treatment after applying (which is time consuming), it is a fabulous ingredient to naturally dye your hair. Henna will strengthen, condition and nourish the tresses of your hair from deep within.

Benefits of Henna Colouring

Cooked in a rusted pot with only 3.5% Phenylenediamine, you’ll enjoy a henna application and of course free from Ammonia and Peroxide.

The natural properties of henna can help;

• Promote hair growth
• Increase the volume of your hair
• Strengthens hair strands
• Conditions and makes your hair look healthier
• Make your hair look thick and lustrous
• Boosts hair growth
• Reduces hair fall
• Prevents Dandruff
• Help control scalp itchiness
• Repairs split ends
• Balances PH and oil production

All of these benefits make henna an excellent hair care ingredient. It might not come out as in a rainbow shade, but it will give your hair the natural brown colour.

So, do you love to have a thick, luscious bunch of dark brown hair? Go for natural Brown Henna which is priced only £29.90 per pack.