Korean Henna Hair Dye 1 Set - Quick and Easy Application, PPD-free, Synthetic dye-free liquid Formula, Hair Color Made in Korea (Henna)

This is my second time using for root touch up. I normally use Age Beautiful 7RC, so this was a bit lighter than I like, but it covered my grays and regrowth nicely. This is a true copper, exactly as pictured on white hair. This will not lighten or darken your hair. I left on for2 hours but it’s supposed to develop in 30 minutes. A bit pricey, but a nice alternative to chemical dyes, and no itching. This was better than other henna I’ve tried before, because the application is smooth, not gritty. Didn’t make a mess either. Will be using again.

This henna hair color comes in two components: one oily and one watery that should be mixed . The oil component is especially great; it leaves the hair feeling soft and nourished, unlike traditional henna that can be quite drying. However, it doesn't fully cover grey roots. Leaving it on longer might improve coverage, but it also makes the color turn very dark and possibly drying. Overall, it's a nice product for conditioning and subtle color, but not the best option if you're looking for full grey coverage.

I was very disappointed with this henna hair dye. I followed the instructions carefully, but it didn't seem to affect my hair color at all. While I appreciate that it's a natural product, it wasn't effective for me.

I’ve been using Lush henna hair dye for about 5 years now, but the formula changed to a less vibrant red, which pushed me to look for alternatives. This henna hair dye was MUCH easier to use and the resulting color reminds me of what Lush rouge henna used to be. I applied mine over 3/4 months of growth with no issues. If you have thicker/longer hair, I would recommend two packs for a full head.

I’m so happy to find amazing product and it’s really easy to apply and it’s give me the best result on my hair. I have a lot of compliment for my color

I did not use this--I sent it back despite some lovely reviews, because it was promoted as natural but it turns out it has a number of chemicals. This is not disclosed until you receive the product and can read the package insert. I've gone 100% natural on my hair regime. If I need a semi-natural stand-in, I'll go back to Surya Henna cream dark brown in a pinch. That's just one step and about as natural (maybe more so), and will cost less per application. Thanks anyway!

As a frequent henna-user, I was intrigued by the idea of trying this fast-acting Korean Water Henna on my hair. From the reviews I'd read, it seemed quick, easy, and effective. I'd only used powdered henna prior to trying this henna. This review replaces one that I submitted, and then removed, a few weeks ago. I tried this unique henna product twice. The first time, I didn't do the treatment properly. That was due in part because the instructions in the package were in Korean. So after I started henna-ing, I hurriedly searched for English instructions. I found some on Amazon, but unfortunately, because I was hurrying, and because my glasses weren't nearby, I botched up the process. When I realized my mistake, I deleted my previous review, and ordered more henna. If you decide to try this henna, it might be a good idea to read the instructions on Amazon first--I wish I had! Like the first time, the henna package I received did not include instructions in English, but this time, I luckily thought to use Google Translate on my phone to translate the instructions from Korean to English. That worked like a charm, and I could read and properly follow the simple instructions! To use this henna, I whisked together the henna essence and henna oil packets (with a wooden chopstick--I'm hesitant to mix henna with metal) in a henna-proof bowl for a minute or two. Next I applied the paste to my freshly washed, towel-dried hair. I like the scent of regular henna, but the scent of this henna is lovely, mild and fresh, not as henna-y perhaps. I then covered my hair with a shower cap. I used a blow dryer off and on sporadically while the henna was in my hair. After about 45 minutes, I rinsed out the henna treatment in the shower. I even used bit of shampoo (which I don't do when I use regular henna), because of the oil packet. I didn't want my hair to be too oily. After using this Water Henna treatment, my hair was noticeably smooth and silky, with subtle reddish highlights. I will gladly use this henna again! Next time, I might don a spare warm, knit cap to cover my hair during the processing. Heat helps henna work its magic.

I have used so many different henna brands over the last 10 years and this is the best I have ever tried