Review on 🌿 Zenia Pure Natural Henna Powder Hair Dye Color - 908 grams (2 lbs) - Effective and Safe for All Hair Types by Margaret Scott

I've been dying my hair with henna every three to four months for the last five years. Henna shouldn't fade because the dye molecule attaches itself to the structure of the hair itself, and I've always been able to wash the dye off in one, two showers at most. However, this material can hardly be called henna. First, even when I mixed previous batches with apple cider vinegar, it never caused me pain on my scalp. This mixed with water made my scalp BURN. I endured and slept on it as usual. The next morning after I washed it off I stood in the shower for 5 minutes hoping it would wash off a little cleaner. It didn't, so I just started conditioning with lots of cheap conditioners, again like I normally do. I double the amount of conditioner then rinse it out and it usually only takes a cycle or two for the water to almost run clear. I was on the fourth round before I said fuck it, and was only using water since I was using 3/4 of a large bottle of VO5. I stood under the stream for a good 20 minutes and when I pulled it out I hadn't washed it. The floor in my shower was also very grainy which I think indicates there was dirt, sand or something else in the product. I dried my hair and the color didn't impress me. I have quite dark hair, but usually immediately after henna the strands are almost orange, and the rest of the hair looks orange in the light, and after a few days it turns into a beautiful dark chestnut color. It changed my hair color little, and when I held it up to the light it was barely redder than the day before. at least 5 long hellish showers to keep my hair clean. In fact, after all "henna" was washed off, the color practically did not change. I waited so long to post because I wanted to try the second bag in case the first one turned out to be an accident, but this bag is just as bad as the first. Don't buy this