Review on 🌈 Pride Of India - Organic Henna & Indigo Hair Color Powder with Gloves - Natural Brown Shade, 8-Ounce (227 Grams) by Samuel Reppa

I tried this product for the first time just yesterday. I completely switched from box dye to henna about a year ago because I can't stand the smell of box dye and it felt like my hair was falling out. My hair has gotten much thicker and healthier since I switched to henna. color but it takes longer to use any henna product. It is of course an obligation. I really like the Pride of India paint, it's easy to use. My gray hairs end up looking like reddish "highlights" and the rest of my hair is a nice auburn. My natural color is dark brown, about 35-45% grey. Most of the gray hair is in the front, but I obviously have gray hair in the back too. I have chin length hair, very thick. I also use Surya Henna Cream on the hairline because it covers grays better, but it's expensive to use for full coverage. I first colored my hairline and then used Pride of India to cover the rest of my hair for a solid color. I covered it with a plastic shower cap and left it on for about 3 hours. I have had some experience with henna powder and know that it takes a long time to cover gray hair. Pride of India did not drip or have a bad smell like paint in a box usually does. It was just a strong herbal smell that I can stand. The smell of most colorful boxes bothers me. Pictured is the day after staining. I used a Blemish Cleansing Conditioner to wash off. It turned out very nice.