Black Hair Henna

Black henna with indigofera. Indigofera tinctoria, commonly also called Indigofera is a perennial plant that grows in the tropics. The name comes from Latin: indigo = indigo and fero = carry. Indigo producer. And it is precisely because of the dyeing properties of indigofera that it is used as a base for black henna for hair, available in the online catalog of Terza Luna. The dye with black henna based on indigofera is absolutely natural and can boast "healing properties" on the scalp and lengths, as it forms a sort of coating on the hair surface that protects the cuticle scales, promoting the growth of shinier and more voluminous hair. Black henna for hair has sebum-balancing and anti-dandruff properties, whose freshness and quality are easily recognizable by the light shade of green and the fresh countryside scent. Black henna, also called Rang, is also covering to dye first white hairs, giving brown hair darker shades, with very particular blue reflections, but never excessive. By applying black henna on hair 2 or 3 times, a significantly darker color is obtained. It is essential to mix the black henna and Indigofera mixture with a teaspoon of iodized salt to improve the color grip on white or lighter hair. If the goal is to cover and dye white hair, it is recommended to try this product, if instead you want to restore the shine of your dark hair and surprise your friends with beautiful dark reflections, absolutely natural, then rely without hesitation and try this black henna as well.