Permanent Hair Dye Dark Brown with Natural Henna 6x10g

Dark brown turns out very rich dark brown....I love it! I tried another brand of henna and it turned my hair red ,and light brown, it was uneven and didn't cover grey. This product covered evenly if you use the suggested ratio to water. For my ling hair I used 6 packets. I have a lot of hair. It looks rich dark brown, shiney. And even. Very satisfied.

My hair turned out beautifully, and the smell wasn’t a problem for me at all.

How to Dye Your Beard with Henna: A Practical Guide Dyeing your beard can be a tough decision because many products end up looking fake. However, the henna I use gives my beard a natural dark brown shade that makes me look about 10 years younger. The key here is that the henna creates a more natural look compared to other dyes like "Just For Men," which are often more noticeable. That being said, there are a few challenges that come with dyeing your beard, but they are manageable with the right approach. Challenges with Dyeing Your Beard Root Growth: After about five days, new hair grows in and pushes the dyed hair up, revealing the white or gray roots. This happens to everyone, no matter what product they use. Unfortunately, there’s no easy way to just touch up the roots, so when this happens, I have to re-dye the entire beard. This can be a bit tedious, but with a positive mindset, it’s worth the effort because of the youthful look it gives. Hair Dryness: Frequent dyeing can dry out my beard, even though henna is all-natural. After dyeing the same hairs multiple times, they can start to look frizzy or "fragile," as if they’re sticking out in all directions. To address this, I’ve experimented with different conditioning methods, including honey treatments and beard conditioners. Honey, when left in overnight, has worked wonders for some people, though I haven’t tried it yet myself. Color Intensity: One issue I’ve encountered is that if I let the henna paste dry completely, the coverage becomes too dark, almost bordering on black. While I have a shaved head and don’t need to match my hair color, the dark brown beard can sometimes look fake. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find a lighter henna color that works well for my beard, and other brands I’ve tried don't provide enough color for my white hairs. Working Around the Dark Color Issue To get a more natural variation in brown tones, I started using a bleach kit to apply highlights to my beard. After leaving the bleach on for about 15-20 minutes, the result is subtle highlights that lighten the beard, giving it a more natural appearance. This works well to break up the overly dark areas and create dimension in the beard. However, be cautious when using bleach. It can irritate your skin or cause a rash if mishandled, so do a patch test first. Also, bleach fumes can be strong, so use it in a well-ventilated area. I recommend starting with a small section of your beard to ensure you don’t have an adverse reaction. Choosing the Right Bleach Kit Look for a bleach kit that’s reusable, as this can save you money in the long run. Many kits are designed for single-use, but you’ll want one that allows you to mix and store the product for multiple applications. I found a reusable kit with a cream developer and lightener, which I’ve used for over four months. You can also opt for professional bulk toners and lighteners, but this requires a larger upfront investment. The key is to have the right kit that you can use multiple times without wasting product. Conditioning Your Beard After dyeing and bleaching, conditioning your beard is essential. Some methods to try include: Tea or Coffee: Use it when mixing your henna for a deeper color and added conditioning. Egg: Mix egg into the henna for added protein that can help condition the hair. Beard Conditioner: Use a beard conditioner in the shower or a leave-in product to keep your beard soft. Honey Treatment: As mentioned, honey can be an effective overnight treatment for softening the beard. I’ve heard that women’s deep-conditioning treatments can work well too, though they are a bit expensive. If your beard is suffering from dryness due to frequent henna applications, a consistent conditioning routine is crucial for restoring its softness and manageability. Maintenance and Time Commitment I’ve found that maintaining a dyed beard requires ongoing care. After re-dyeing every five days, you’ll need to dedicate some time to touch-ups and conditioning. The highlights also need to be reapplied regularly because the henna will color all of your hair, including the highlights. On average, I spend about 3 hours every 5 days to keep everything looking fresh. Final Thoughts While dyeing your beard with henna and highlighting with bleach may seem like a lot of work, the results are worth it. With the right tools and techniques, you can achieve a youthful, natural look. If you're willing to put in the time and effort, this is an affordable option to maintain a great appearance. Just be prepared to care for your beard with conditioning treatments to keep it soft and healthy!

My hair was mid brown to blonde in the ends (ends fade with the sun exposure) and I was hoping for a slightly darker uniform color. Well it came out almost black! (I used the dark brown henna) but that’s fine as I’m told it does fade a bit. And my husband likes the color! I used all the packets in the one box, starting with that thick paste. and realized later in the game that it was much easier to get into my hair if I just added more water to it. I brought it to the consistency of a muddy soup. Very messy but much easier! Which leads me to believe that if you do it with damp hair to begin with, the application will probably be easier and still get a good effect. The mess I made was miraculously easy to clean, I was surprised that I didn’t ruin my bathroom! No stains. After just a rinse, my hair did feel sticky - so I went back with a deep condition, then wash and condition again, and my hair feels great! My hair always falls out after coloring with normal dyes but today, all my hairs are still on my head!! Huzzah! I’m glad I finally found a product that doesn’t destroy my hair!

Only henna I purchase. Mixed with warm warm, coffee, or tea does the trick for my hair.

This is the only color I use on my hair- but mostly because it's cheap and I'm scared to try anything else. I'm a creature of habit. I've been using it for over a year. If we're being honest, this is absolutely NOT dark brown. It's black. And I don't always get total grey coverage. It is really hit or miss, it seems. But overall, it colors my hair and looks great, as long as someone isn't closely inspecting my roots for Grey's. You have to be really close to notice that it isn't fully covered. So do with that what you will!

Da muy buen color

color is black NOT DARK BROWN! I used other kind of Henna, didn't have any irritation problem! But this one caused horrible irritations!

I buy this henna for a long time and I’m very satisfied with the purchase. I would definitely recommend.

Product is nice. Very expensive. An indian product imported from Dubai. Strange.

Covers grey temporarily. But its black not dark brown as mentioned. Also the colour doesnt last for long 2 weeks max.

The product itself is fine , i have long hair so i used 3 packets. I did not have much fallout compared to traditional hair dye. The ends or my hair have been color treated before so i wanted a neutral dark brown to blend my hair together after my roots have grown out. Came out much darker than i wanted and is basically BLACK. Does not look like the colour on the package. Hope this fades quickly:(

Don't waste your money. The color disappeared after washing