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(More customer reviews)I have used many hennas, but this brand is handily the worst I've used. If you're unhappy with this stuff, DON'T BLAME HENNA, blame this manufacturer. Then order some Body Art Quality henna and try again -- you'll be much much much happier, I promise! "BAQ" henna is the stuff used on Indian and Mid-eastern brides for intricate skin painting, so it's super-finely sifted and has the best dye content available. Plus, it's less expensive than this junk!!
1. The makers didn't sift out all the small twigs and chunks of the ground leaves, so it feels gritty. makes extra mess and difficulty in the application, and takes FOREVER to wash out. (My body-art-quality henna takes 1 shampoo, this stuff takes 4-5).
2. There is no "use-by" or "packaged-when" date, so you are very likely getting old stale henna. This would explain the pitiful dye release I've experienced with 2 boxes of this stuff.
3. Colors that contain any Indigo (anything darker than their copper color) are even harder to apply and rinse out. Their indigo supply is even shoddier than their henna!
4. The mixing instructions don't allow enough time for this low-quality henna to begin releasing dye. This is OK if you are using JUST henna or henna/cassia (straberry colored) and you leave the paste on for 2-5 hours, but if there is any indigo in your box, it makes the box worthless. Mixed with hot water, this henna needs 40-60 minutes to release ample color in the paste, and by then the indigo is nearly dead. (Indigo needs to be applied within an hour or its dye "dies").
5. The gloves are complete poo and the price is way too high for the quality.
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