NATURAL HAZEL Natural Hair Colour - 100g

I have very dark hair with about 5% of stubborn greys. I can not use conventional hair dye due to an allergy to PPD. Khadi Hazel is very good, covers the grey very well and once dyed, the colour seems pretty permanent, although it gradually fades.Hazel is actually much lighter than my original hair colour but there are reasons I choose this colour:- I quite like the 'Highlight' effect by dyeing greys with slightly lighter colour. It looks actually much more natural and does not cause the dreaded 'Helmet' look.- I like the colour of Khadi Hazel, which is very natural, sort of very dark beige rather than brown. It is not orange nor Bordeaux colour.- I have used Khadi Ash Brown but this colour tends to turn more Bordeaux, a little too much purple for me. Also due to the large quantity of Indigo, it makes my hair very dry and brittle to touch.Also Indigo doesn't dye hair as well as Henna, that is why Khadi recommends dyeing the hair first with pure henna then dye again with darker colours （more indigo) such as Ashbrown and Darkbrown. I don't really fancy neither the idea of double dyeing (so time consuming...) nor the orange undertone on my hair from pure henna.I find it is vital to have the mixture quite runny and a lot of it. it seems more paste on hair means better result. For stubborn greys I put extra paste and put a piece of clingfilm like a patch. Then I wear a disposable plastic shower cap and a silver thermal cap over it.It is also vital to wear disposable plastic gloves when you dye, rinse but also for the first few shampoos, otherwise your nails get dyed too.

My hair is naturally dark brown with some grey hairs and I purchased the dark brown/ hazel colour. I mixed it with the juice of half a lemon and water mixed with black tea then I applied it to my hair when it was warm and covered with a shower cap for 2 hours and a towel. It is very messy and hard to wash out, it takes a really long time to wash out and I did it with my head over the bathtub filling up jugs of water and washing my hair. When the water was nearly clear I put a handful of a natural deep conditioner in my hair and scalp and rubbed it through and rinsed it finally with cold water. My hair was smooth and shiny straight away and dried really nicely. The dye made my hair colour more even with some lighter tones, it's very similar to my natural hair colour and it dyed my hair a light brown although not all of the grey hairs are covered but I think that's due to my application. I will definitely be using this for my hair in future.

Please never stop making this product! Beautiful (true) neutral brown - love it

Hennah, which lasts for a very long time even after using shampoo each day. I am very happy that I found it. It makes me look more German :)

Not recommended ,my grey hair turned green. A waste of money. Now, I have to fix it.

Love this product. I always buy khadi. I used to buy chemical based hair dyes before but would really give me a bad itchy and burning scalp. With khadi I never had any problems as it is a natural product. Love it. Will buy again and highly recommend

I’ve tried so many natural products that claim to cover grey/white hair. Most of them don’t work. But this absolutely does! And an added bonus is it doesn’t stain your skin or the bathroom furniture! I used the hazel colour as my hair is quite dark and the grey hair has come out a golden colour.

Shipping to the UK is very expensive, more expensive than the product. The product itself is ok.