HEENA POWDER

HENNA POWDER (Lawsonia inermis Powder)

Henna Powder is made from the dried and finely ground leaves of the Henna plant (Lawsonia inermis). Traditionally used for hair coloring, conditioning, and skin decoration, it is valued for its natural cooling, antibacterial, and strengthening properties. Henna helps improve hair health, enhance shine, prevent dandruff, and can be used externally on skin for temporary natural designs or soothing treatments.

USES

Hair Uses:

• Natural hair coloring and darkening.

• Conditions hair and improves texture.

• Strengthens hair roots and reduces hair fall.

• Helps control dandruff and scalp itchiness.

• Adds natural shine and volume to hair.

Skin Uses (External Only):

• Used for temporary mehendi or body art designs.

• Acts as a cooling agent for the skin.

• Can help soothe minor skin irritations or rashes.

• Has mild antibacterial properties for skin hygiene.

Wellness Uses (External / Cooling Packs):

• Mixed with water or herbal pastes for cooling face packs.

• Can be combined with other herbs like amla, hibiscus, or multani mitti for enhanced benefits.

BENEFITS

Hair Benefits:

• Natural hair dye without chemical damage.

• Conditions hair, making it soft, smooth, and manageable.

• Reduces hair fall by strengthening follicles.

• Controls dandruff and scalp irritation naturally.

• Improves overall hair texture and shine.

Skin Benefits:

• Cools and soothes irritated or inflamed skin.

• Provides antibacterial support and helps prevent minor skin infections.

• Safe for decorative use (mehendi) with natural results.

Other Benefits:

• Can be combined with other herbal powders for hair masks, face packs, and scalp health.

• Acts as a natural purifier and cleanser when used externally.

CONDITIONS NOT TO USE / PRECAUTIONS

• Avoid ingestion — Henna powder is for external use only unless it is food-grade (lawful for consumption).

• Do not apply on open wounds, cuts, or infected skin.

• Patch test is necessary — some people may develop allergic reactions (itching, redness, or rash).

• Avoid using black henna containing chemical additives (can cause burns or irritation).

• Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid excessive external application on skin near abdomen without doctor approval.

• People with sensitive skin or eczema should apply with caution.

• Overuse on hair can sometimes cause dryness or brittle texture; mix with oils or conditioners.

• Avoid using on scalp with active fungal infections.