🌿 Neutral Henna (Organic) – Hair Beauty Ingredient

• Cultivation

  • 100% of the ingredients are from Organic Farming

  • COSMOS ORGANIC certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to the COSMOS standard available at: http://COSMOS.ecocert.com

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  🏅 Quality

  • 100% pure and natural

  • Made from pure plants only

  This neutral henna can be safely used before or after chemical hair coloring.

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  ⚗️ Extraction Process

  The leaves are soaked in water, then dried and finely ground into a smooth powder.

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  🌱 Plant Part Used

  • Leaves of the neutral henna plant

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  🔬 Botanical Name

  • Cassia auriculata

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  ✨ Function

  • Ingredient for herbal hair coloring

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  🌍 Country of Origin

  • India

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  📚 Other Names

  • Cassia italica, Cassia obovata

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  🧴 INCI Name

  • Cassia auriculata leaf powder

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  🔹 Particle Size (Granulometry)

  • The fine texture of this powder makes it easy to mix and apply.

  • Ensures good adherence to the hair for optimized results.

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  📦 Presentation

  • Very fine greenish powder, with a natural dried herb scent,

  • Packaged in a resealable zip pouch

Different Ways to Use Neutral Henna:

🌿 As a hair treatment, between two color henna sessions or on its own.
For a conditioning treatment with neutral henna, we recommend a leave-in time of 20–30 minutes.

🌿 Blended with coloring hennas, to dilute their intensity or adjust the tone.
In this case, leave the paste on for the required time to achieve the desired shade — usually 1 to 3 hours.

🌿 To prepare a botanical shampoo:
Mix neutral henna with powders rich in natural saponins (like Shikakai or Reetha) for their cleansing effect.
Make a paste with water, apply to the scalp while massaging, extend it along the lengths of the hair, and leave on for 3–5 minutes before rinsing.

🌿 Before shampooing:
Apply the neutral henna paste to dry hair and leave it on for 15 to 30 minutes.
Tip: You can replace hot water with herbal infusions, vegetable oils, or essential oils (for example, rosemary to fight dandruff).

• Perform a strand test beforehand using hair collected from your brush.
  Wait 24 hours to assess the final result before applying it to your full head.

• Always wear gloves to avoid staining your hands.

• Avoid using metal utensils when preparing your henna paste—prefer glass, wood, or ceramic bowls.

• Protect your clothing, especially around the shoulders—use an old t-shirt or towel.

• After applying the paste, wrap your hair in plastic wrap to retain heat and improve comfort.
  It’s essential that the paste stays moist throughout the entire processing time.

• The longer the paste is left on, the more intense the result will be.