Natural brown henna brow dye Brow Brown, Indian Henna, 50g

Henna dyes are skin-friendly, made from natural dyes and free of dangerous chemical additives.

The main distinguishing feature of this method of eyebrow colouring is that it is natural and safe for health. It uses a special henna - not red but brown. Thanks to its natural substances, henna takes care of damaged and dry hair, strengthens it with each treatment and restores the natural shape of the eyebrows.

Key benefits:

1. Almost no allergic reactions to henna. The exception is individual intolerance to the pigment.

2. Positive effect on the general condition of the eyebrows.

3. The wide range of colours, from reddish brown to deep black shades, makes it easy to choose the shade that best suits your look. To achieve this, it is enough to add the necessary component to the henna.

4. Natural dyes can be used for both expectant and nursing mothers.

5. The dyeing process is not accompanied by unpleasant sensations.

6. Low cost of dye for eyebrows.

7. Ability to choose the optimal eyebrow shape for your face.

8. No unpleasant smell.

9. Visual thickening of the eyebrow line.

When you do make-up, you need to avoid aggressive cosmetics. So, when washing your face, try to avoid lather in this area. Lotions and creams are also not desirable. Use a vegetable oil (olive, castor, almond or other) to add shine and consolidate the result. Apply it daily to the eyebrow line. This will have a positive effect on the appearance and condition of the skin and hair. Thus, the use of henna dye makes it possible to have beautiful eyebrows and to significantly improve their condition in general. If you have to choose between special dyes and henna, you should opt for the latter. Eyebrow dyeing with henna will allow you to get graceful eyebrows, their natural colour, give you an expressive look, increase the density of your eyebrows, and improve the condition of the skin around the eyebrow.

Instructions for use.

Plant-based eyebrow dye. Available in two colours - black and brown. The contents of the packet will last for at least 10 times, depending on the correct use and quantity. The colour lasts about 3-4 weeks on the hairs and 7-10 days on the skin. Keep the contents of the packet away from moisture.

Usage:

1. Wash eyebrows with shampoo.

2. Exfoliate the brow area with a facial scrub.

3. In a small bowl, mix about half a teaspoon (5 g) of the powder with water to a smooth consistency. Leave the mixture to stand for 5 minutes.

4. Apply a small amount of the prepared mixture very precisely, according to the shape of your eyebrows. Use a narrow brush.

5. Leave on for 15-20 minutes. The intensity of the colour depends on the length of storage. For long-lasting results, a minimum of 20 minutes is recommended.

6. Wipe off the colour with a damp cotton pad and remove any residue with an eyebrow comb.

Warning For use only on external use. People with allergic skin may experience mild itching or headaches. If the pain or itching persists, a small amount of coconut or other hair oil should be rubbed into the scalp. If itching recurs, do not use this dye. If the dye gets into the eyes, rinse immediately with water. Do not use on irritated or flaky skin. Keep away from children.

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What is Henna?

Henna dates back to antiquity. It is a plant from the East(Henna, Lawsonia inermis), which was already highly valued for its properties in ancient civilisations. The flowers of henna were enchanting with their intoxicating aroma and were used in perfumery, while the powdered green leaves of the plant were used as a colouring agent, highlighting the hair with beautiful strands.

Properties. Thanks to the positive properties of the plant, henna is considered to be a superior natural substance. It tones the hair, strengthens it and increases its volume. Henna protects the hair from the effects of unfavourable weather conditions by covering the hair surface with a protective film. It gives vitality and fluffiness even to very fragile hair.

Henna in the West. The use of the henna plant has gained popularity around the world with the spread of Eastern cultures from Africa to the Middle East. More recently, the plant has made a comeback in the West, becoming popular as a hair colouring agent and a favourite with hairdressers. Henna is currently enjoying a renaissance as consumers are particularly interested in natural herbal remedies. Most henna is imported from India.

Features. Thanks to the positive properties of the plant, henna is considered to be a superior natural substance. It tones the hair, strengthens it and increases its volume. Henna protects the hair from the effects of unfavourable weather conditions by covering the surface of the hair with a protective film. It gives vitality and fluffiness even to very fragile hair. This plant also has effective properties in reducing the symptoms of seborrhoea.