Henna is a powder obtained from the dried and crushed leaves of the traditional Indian plant Lawsonia inermis, which contains the purely natural substance lawson. This binds to the proteins in the hair and creates a permanent coloring effect. In addition to the coloring effect, henna strengthens the hair and gives it a natural shine. Henna has a beneficial effect on the scalp, prevents dandruff formation, and removes excess oil. It provides reddish copper tones to light hair, adds a slight copper shine to dark hair, and covers gray hair. It strengthens the hair, provides natural shine, and prevents excess oil. It prevents dandruff as well as other scalp conditions. Instructions for use: Pour hot water (about 60 °C) over the content and mix the paste well. For short hair, use about 50 g, for long hair 100 g of powder. Apply the resulting paste - yogurt-like consistency - to the hair. Cover the treatment with a plastic bag and a towel. Leave the product on the head for at least 1 hour. The longer the product is left on, the more intense the resulting colors and the greater the beneficial effects. Rinse the hair thoroughly. The use of shampoos and conditioners with silicones can limit the coloring effects of henna. Store in a dry and dark place. Country of origin: India