Persian Brown Chestnut Henna Hair Color and Conditioner - Rainbow Research (4 oz) Review

Slightly darker than light brown and less reddish. But darkness fades faster than henna, so it needs to be done more often to keep it dark. I usually mix them together and sometimes add a copper color. You can get quite a bit of paint work out of a small tub. I noticed I had a slight reaction to the darker color when applied to my skin. It also colors the skin more than light tones. I tend to use this for my roots rather than my entire head. Make it more natural.

I'm allergic to almost all hair dye so I henna it. The process sucks. The thick, smelly mud is almost impossible to get through my thick hair. Then I leave it for two hours. It will be hard and crispy. Tip: Mist your hair with water every now and then as you go through this hell. Otherwise it dries like cement and you risk pulling out a few hairs. But the color is good and covers my gray hair. Medium Brown - DARK. Not at first, but after a few uses it really sticks. I switched to light brown…

Rainbow henna is the best way to dye your hair. I never have to worry about toasting my hair with it. It will always be soft and beautiful. But I would advise you to go to YouTube first. Henna coloring is a process. There are tons of great tips and tricks to make this process easier. I mix henna with egg white for softness because my hair is coarse, 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar to keep the color better on the grays and hot water to fully activate the henna. Once cool, pour into a disposable…

I loved this product! My first experience with henna brought exactly the result I was hoping for. I have medium mousy brown natural unprocessed hair and bought the Medium Brown shade. After an hour of henna treatment, the color turned to a rich mahogany color. The app was smelly but not very dirty. I bought the right shampoo and conditioner so I'm hoping this lasts for a while.

Gray hair is part of aging, but not something we have to live with. I started coloring my hair when I was 30 but my hair hated it! By the time I was 40, it was a dry, curly mess that broke down faster than it grew. I figured my choice would be bald or grey, I didn't like either. A friend from another country suggested henna. I did a little research and found rainbow henna. I knew I didn't need the additives in some foods. It's been about a year and a half and my hair looks amazing! I love it…

I've been using it for a few years now. I have thin brown hair that has started to turn gray. Mixing hot tea, henna, some apple cider vinegar to cover the grays and coconut oil as a conditioner, then heating for 45 minutes and then leaving for an hour or two gives me full gray coverage throughout and a richer but natural color. Brown looking hair with red highlights and also softer/healthier. The only catch is that if I cover all my hair, not just the roots (which is a bit tricky as I have…

First of all I have dark brown hair. This henna smelled AMAZING. I mean it smells like a dead animal crawling into a bin after bathing in boiled spinach. I could have just held my breath and dealt with it but the product didn't even work. I have totally unprocessed hair, the height I have now has never been colored or anything like that and although I followed the directions exactly it didn't color my hair except it gave it a greenish tint which thankfully only lasted a day but apart from the…

Covers gray hair perfectly, doesn't give hair a "dyed" look. I use coffee and vinegar and leave it on for 45 minutes with the heated lid closed. I've been using it for 8 months now and I love it. Post before and after: