Rainbow Henna Natural Hair Dye - Persian Dark Brown - 4 Oz

Tanya: I was forced to start coloring my hair due to aging :’) went for the most healthy alternative. I have medium brown hair but that turned my roots orange. I now mix 1/2 medium brown w 1 whole dark brown and I like it. Isn’t the best at covering grays ironically.. but it does it’s job.

United States on Oct 03, 2023

RhodesiaAmazon Customer: I have been using this product on my hair, and my mom's hair for over 25 years. It has great coverage for grey hair. I add a little leave in conditioner to the mix, an voila great coverage, and softness is the result. This brand is good for the money spent.

United States on Apr 28, 2023

Meezer Mia: Conventional chemical hair dyes caused my scalp to itch & burn. My stylist recommended that I try foils as the dye doesn't touch the scalp. It worked but within a week my roots started to show. At over $90 a treatment, this is just not acceptable! So I started looking for natural alternatives.

I've known about henna for years but had heard that non-red colors were achieved by mixing with toxic metals, so was surprised to learn that pure, natural options are now available. Rainbow henna promises a range of color options. With some trepidation, I tried the dark brown henna-indigo mix.

It was surprisingly easy and much less messy than I expected. I mixed the henna-indigo powder with fresh-brewed coffee to the consistency of thick-ish cake batter, poured it in a plastic applicator bottle, pulled on gloves, parted my hair & applied to my roots starting at the forehead going back. After applying several rows of the mixture, I massaged it into the roots, covered with a plastic shower cap plus towel on top of shower cap. I omitted the apple cider vinegar as I didn't have any on hand but will add it the next time. 70 minutes later, it rinsed off easily with...

United States on Jan 20, 2017

S. Morris: I purchased this multi-pack to add to another container I had already purchased at Whole Foods. I have very long, thick hair, so the three containers together gave me the perfect amount. This dye is a mixture of indigo and henna. I also added 1/3 cup of amla powder since I have hard-to-color grays. I added brewed coffee instead of plain distilled water, and I used about 3/4 cup of apple cider vinegar instead of 2 Tbsp (to compensate for the addition of the amla powder). I ended up adding extra water, because this is a super thick, coarse mixture. As I started to apply the product, I realized that I should have added even more water, as it was quite "gloppy" and didn't have a smooth, pastelike texture. I sectioned off my hair in 2-inch sections and started applying the glop on the hair at the nape of my neck. I very quickly discovered that this is a messy, messy process. I was trying to be as neat as possible, because I am a clean freak, but it was just impossible. The next time I "henndigo" my hair I will sit in our bathtub and use a portable mirror. Adding the additional water probably would have helped. Regardless, I was able to get all of my hair covered and piled on top of my...

United States on May 20, 2011