Zenia 100g Pure Natural Henna Hair Dye Powder for Colorful and Healthy Hair

Jennifer I.: I first used henna for my hair about eight years ago and started with this brand. I just started back up a few months ago and wanted to give this brand another go. I've used it three times now with indigo and each time it has turned out different despite how consistent my recipe is. I'm not sure if adding the amla and brahmi are what changes it, or if it's because of the heat temperature of the water I mix or the temperature it's stored at after the package is opened. I also never do the two-step method off applying henna/indigo, so maybe that's part of the reason. Either way, it still works just fine, it's just time-consuming and messy.

United States on Aug 30, 2023

ClarkClark: Product exactly as described. Double packaged which I love. Will not spill out after opening the first outer foil pack.. Just received today, will try update after use.

United States on Jun 26, 2023

Natalie: I used to dye my hair with henna as a teen. When the store discontinued henna and at that time Amazon didn't exist, I couldn't find it anywhere. Over the years I've chemically processed my hair and recently I would do this every 3 months for a new color. Prior to using this henna, I had black hair with faded green tips.
This henna completely covered the black hair but not the green which I expected. I also had some henna mix left over and my oldest daughter wanted to try it. She's now a fan of this brand.
I love it and reordered 2 more pkgs

Canada on Feb 15, 2023

SM: This was my go to henna brand for 4+ years. Began using it when the gray hair began stand out. I have 2b/c curly hair and it worked great to tame the frizz and condition it, not affecting my curl pattern at all. I also have some slight red to my hair so it blended well. I loved that after dying it no one asked me if I dyed my hair. It just had a natural look to it and with my grays, it almost looked like highlights after the color settled.

My process was to just using hot water, mix the entire package in a glass pie pan, cover it in plastic wrap, and set on top of the fridge overnight. I then divided up it, using 1/3rd the mix for root touch up and freezing the remaining in 2 1/3rd sectioned ziplock bags. Freezing never damaged the product for me and made it easy to use the next time I needed a touch up.

I found the easiest application was to use one of the tube brush applicator from a commerical root touch up dye kit that I re used. It does stink, best I can relate it to is wet hay or alfalfa. The smell lasts 2-3 washes, about as long as it takes for the color to fully settle, but is only noticeable when the hair is wet. The color was a little orange the first few...

United States on Oct 02, 2021

A. Daddeo: My hair started as a very golden, orange-y blonde, that was unevenly pigmented and very damaged from an impromptu at-home bleach job I'd done a few months prior. I was interested in henna for several reasons - for one thing, it's much cheaper than other semipermanent dye, which is good because I'm a broke college student; for another, I had heard and read that it repairs your hair (which is good, because I'm not sure my hair could have handled another round of dye after how much I've processed it); and I know a woman who's mentioned that she dyes her hair with henna and I loved the color.

I was perfectly happy with the price point and quality of this product - it smelled pretty strongly, but like a pumpkin, so I didn't mind. The dye itself was very messy, but had a nice consistency, so it wasn't unpleasant to put onto my hair, and washed out fairly easily. I'm also very happy with how much softer and shinier it's made my hair. The dye made my slightly darker roots look intentional (they're trendy right now) and well-blended, while mostly evening out the light/dark/orange areas that were in my hair when it was blonde. I've received tons of compliments on the color, even from...

United States on Oct 29, 2016