Review on 🖤 MINA iBrow Henna in Black - Regular Pack for Hair Coloring (Up to 30 Applications) by Russell Galbreath

I was a bit disappointed when I received the package because it was broken. After checking the contents, it turned out to be unused and indeed new. The kit includes a small mixing cup, a dropper and a tiny spoon, ideal for measuring the small amount of product you need. There are three packs in one box, one pack equals 10 uses. The kit also includes a small tube with a lid that you can use to pour out any excess powder that isn't used. Mixing the brow color was easy, but I read the instructions. The instructions state that henma color contains PPD. Paraphenylenediamine (PPD) is a chemical that is commonly used as a permanent hair color. PPD is highly sensitive, and studies have linked it to lupus, non-Hopkin's lymphoma, and asthma. Allergic reactions can cause serious injury and even death. The dangers of para-phenylenediamine have been known since its use as an industrial fur dye and in hair dyes. The United States limits PPD concentrations to no more than 6%. Black henna contains 2% and other colors 1%. After doing this research, I felt comfortable using it. It stung very little. But I also just plucked and shaped my eyebrows before applying. I had no reaction to henna. Application and cleanup were easy and the results were great! I usually pay a beautician $25 to do my eyebrows, but due to the quarantine I had to make everything work. I have used this at home and have been very happy with the results. I posted the photos because there aren't many photos of black on different skin tones.