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For millennia, henna's beautiful, natural colours and healing qualities have fascinated people. As people look for healthier and safer alternatives to chemical-filled hair colours, this age-old herbal remedy has recently seen a rebirth. The rising popularity of henna hair colouring reflects a trend toward appreciating the natural world and putting one's health first.Which plant is used to make Henna hair dyes?The Lawsonia Inermis plant is the main ingredient of Henna hair colours. Due to its rare leaf pigment, this plant has been farmed since ancient times in tropical and subtropical regions, including Africa, India, and Australia. Henna leaves contain Lawsone, a reddish-brown pigment that is the plant's main dye.The pigment is isolated by sun-drying or controlled dehydration of brown leaves. The drying process is when Lawsone is in its highest concentration, which is why hair colourants are so intense. After drying, the leaves are pulverised into a fine powder that creates reddish-brown to auburn henna hair tints.NOTE: Different plants, like the Cassia leaf powder, are mixed with Lawsonia Inermis plant powders to create a lighter shade for the hair.How are Henna Hair Dyes Manufactured?Step 1: Grinding the Henna LeavesHenna powder is used as a derivative in hair dye production. Dried henna leaves are fed into a specialised pulveriser that grinds them into a fine powder. This ensures that the Lawsone pigment is spread evenly in the powder, which in turn ensures that the hair dye colour is consistent.Step 2: Adding DyesDyes may be added to the henna leaf powder to develop hair dye products as per the desired shade – natural black, brown or dark brown. &nbsp;Eucalyptus, lemon, and lavender essential oils are used for fragrance and hair conditioning. Indigo, cassia, and amla could be included in henna powder to modify its colour or make it more useful.Step 3: Mixing and BlendingFirstly, the henna powder and the additional ingredients are correctly weighed to balance the dye's shade and then thoroughly mixed. This phase ensures a uniform mixture by evenly sharing the elements while keeping them homogeneous.Step 4: PackagingThe blended henna hair colour mixture is packed in sealed containers or sachets to maintain its efficacy and limit moisture exposure.Step 5: Quality Control and CertificationsTo fulfil high standards, ingredients must be tested for their purity and consistency. Similarly the finished product must also be rigorously tested to ensure compliance of quality standards. It is always beneficial for the manufacturing unit to be audited regularly for ISO or GMP standards.Wrapping UpThe manufacturing process of henna hair dyes provides a herbal-based product by thoroughly crushing henna leaves, mixing them with additional dyes, and following stringent quality control procedures. Henna hair dyes have several advantages because with henna leaf powder being the main ingredient, the product gently colours the hair while conditioning; making the hair soft and shiny. Discover henna hair colours by contacting us today ! A safer and excellent alternative to synthetic hair dyes.

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A Guide On How Henna Hair Dyes Are Manufactured

Do you remember watching those historical and mythological TV shows? One distinct thing about the queens and goddesses in them is their glossy hair. Back then, plant-based dyes like Henna were the only options for dyeing hair, and for good reason. Natural hair dyeing is the least invasive method of hair dyeing compared to synthetic dyes. &nbsp;Read on to learn dyeing techniques, tips, and aftercare tricks for henna.&nbsp;Henna Hair Dye Application TipsLet this blog guide you through some expert-approved application tips:<ul><li>If you want a smooth consistency in your Henna, simply add some yogurt to the blend to get the desired paste.</li><li>A smart pre-application tip is to moisturize your hair with coconut or almond oil. This will prevent Henna from dripping during the procedure.</li><li>Apply Henna to damp hair. It helps the henna paste spread evenly throughout the strands.</li></ul>&nbsp;DIY Henna Hair DyeingGive it a try yourself. It won’t take that long. In a matter of a few steps, you will efficiently enhance your hair’s look.<ul><li>How much product? The amount of henna powder you need to use depends on your hair length. Let the mix sit for 2 to 3 hours, depending on how emphasized you want the results to be.</li><li>How to choose the ideal tone? Remember, the shade you pick must complement your natural hair colour and skin tone. A cool trick to check this is knowing that cool-toned people look best in dark undertones, whereas warm-toned ones ace honey and auburn palettes.</li><li>What are your thoughts on applying Henna to dyed hair? If your hair is chemically dyed, consider taking a strand/patch test beforehand. Also, postpone any future procedures until after you apply the henna.</li></ul>&nbsp;Henna Hair Dye Maintenance and Aftercare<ul><li>Wait for at least 2-3 hours before you wash your hair.&nbsp;</li><li>Allow the water to break the Henna, do not pull, break or scrub your hair. Once the water breaks the Henna, wash it thoroughly to remove any particles.</li><li>Use mild and natural shampoos on your next wash to allow the colour to shine.</li><li>You can touch up with colour every 4-6 weeks in case it starts to fade.</li><li>Limit sun exposure.</li></ul>&nbsp;Where to find Natural Henna?At Seegreen, our experts make premium quality and long-lasting henna for you. Use only natural ingredients and products to sustain your hair health. Every product we deliver is approved and safe for your hair. Get in touch with us to have exclusive henna and dyeing techniques pop at your door.

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Elevate Your Hair Dyeing Game With Henna Techniques

In the last few years, Henna—a botanical gem—has seen an incredible upturn in popularity. It is used as a substitute for chemically-laden hair dyes. Henna's conditioning qualities are nourishing for hair, and more and more people are embracing nature's secrets by using it to get lustrous, strong, and natural hair colours.What is the origin and history of Henna?Henna has been used as a natural hair dye for approximately 6,000 years, and its roots are in ancient cultures. Henna was more than just a cosmetic luxury; it was a sign of happiness and wealth, decorating the bodies and hair of newlyweds and rulers alike.&nbsp;The significance of Henna in these cultures can be drawn from its common use to dye hair and skin to soothing shades of colour. This priceless biological artifact has withstood the test of time, proving that the charm of nature and the desire to preserve it knew no bounds.&nbsp;Benefits of Using Henna for HairNatural Hair ColouringHenna is a natural and gentle way to colour your hair with rich and vivid reddish-brown tones, particularly for dark hair.Conditioning PropertiesHenna's conditioning abilities are just as incredible as its colouring. It’s conditioning agents are easily absorbed into hair follicles, making the hair smooth, shiny, and easy to style. Henna can do all the softening and lustre so that you can say goodbye to dry and brittle hair.Covers GraysUninvited grey hair may cause low self-esteem as we age. By using Henna colours to hide the stubborn greys, you can effortlessly restore your locks' youthfulness and shine.Promotes Hair GrowthAside from its aesthetic benefits, Henna is good for hair health. Its strengthening characteristics can encourage hair development and lessen excessive shedding so that you may feel confident with your fuller, thicker locks.Chemical-free AlternativeHerbal Henna is a breath of fresh air in a world where chemically treated hair is all the rage. Say goodbye to the potential risks of synthetic hair dyes and welcome a hair care routine that is both natural and mild.Wrapping UpHarnessing the ancient wisdom of henna, you can unlock the secrets to truly vibrant and healthy hair. This natural botanical treasure not only bestows rich hair colours but also deeply nourishes and fortifies your tresses. Make henna a part of your hair care ritual to embrace the beauty of nature and bid farewell to harsh chemicals. Experience the transformative power of this timeless gem, and let your locks radiate with renewed vitality and shine.

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Mix Amin’s Henna Hair Colors powder with water to form a paste.

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Divide your hair into sections and apply the paste evenly. 

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Allow the henna to set for 20 minutes before rinsing thoroughly with a mild shampoo.

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Gently pat your hair dry with a towel, and behold your stunning new hair color!

A hair color that not only delivers stunning color but also nourishes the hair, leaving it healthy, shiny, and bouncy? Yes, please! With Amin’s Henna Hair Colors, there are no more harmful chemicals and no more damaged hair - just lustrous, vibrant locks.

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