Of course, caring, simple application- the best!

In my review I'm going to several things incoming primarily that could perhaps be for "newbies" interesting! Once I will first describe why Henna Khadi 1A and write the end at the bottom for "newbies" tips on :)
I color my hair for 5 years (16 started) and have ever tried a lot of different colors and manufacturers. Mahogany through green and purple to blond and pink, black and brown, unvm ...;)

What is most KHADI- HENNA so great?

_First Impression_
The first thing I noticed upon opening the package, when I looked at the powder critical: it is absolutely fine! Other henna colors (eg of Sante) often have thicker plant parts in it. What for me with thick, curly, long hair absolutely **** (forgiveness) was. The powder is double welded, which I now can not find reasons of nature protection optimal, but is perhaps seen too critical ...

_Fühlen_
This fine powder can be readily mixed with water. The paste is very soft and comfortable and easy to apply super easy! Your hair engage after treatment more comfortable, are soft and "fluffy".

_Effizienz_
This henna I have my dyed with chemical black hair tips overdyeing can! Even the split ends, I received by the chemistry, was characterized as ironed.
The henna leaves the hair is voluminous.

_Riechen_
Personally, I'm a total nature fan and love the herbaceous / grassy smell of paint. Which of you rodents or rabbits, sure knows the smell of fresh Kräuterheu- exactly then smell your hair :) Whether it suits itself to a now or nciht is feeling thing, but as many say it without it STINKS to classify further, I wanted get this straight. Definitely more comfortable and not as pungent chemical color ...

_Sehen_
During the dyeing it looks as if you made a cow on the head * hehe * but the result is great: the hair is soft and bulky, because the hair is not complaining.

_Toller Bonus_
You can mix henna colors with each other! It has a super wide range, can achieve and try without fear great effects have to have to destroy the hair there. Even if you do not like the result: Then, you look at just the one where you know that you want it and turns over it! (For dark to light that can then, however, already take more than one treatment !!)

TIPS FOR BEGINNERS
To save you the odd disappointment, here are a few tips:

> Henna is a NATURFARBE- who gaudy, glaring colors will not have been happy !! hereby The colors look very natural, upbeat colors you do not get it.

> Stir the henna with boiling water other henna works better when it is warm. Let before applying the paste but to cool until it is not too warm;))

> The consistency of the paste as the standard chemical colors should match. Then can all wash out without residues and the color can reach every single hair. I use it for a pack of 500 ~ 600 ml of water

> Are you inexperienced, I recommend you to take two metal pots: A smaller for the color, a larger, where the smaller shell reinpasst. In the greater your hot water pours the small dish may not swim. (Why metal? The thermal conductivity of metal is very high by the warm water and the paste stays warm longer!)

> Uses a color brush! Färbepinsel there for a little money eg for DM.

> When you're done, then you inside out the plastic cap in the packing case is over. In the summer, I sit in the blazing sun exposure forthe heat can color the hair more intense. In winter, I soak a towel with warm water if possible, Stülpe it around over and winding yet another drum.

> I would advise against "normal" shampoo, if you dyed with henna! It destroyed much potential that the henna has. I use the shampoo (there are 950 ml at Amazon) and flushing (in DM) of Sante. With both only sparingly. The shampoo frees the hair of silicones and greases, flushing maintains the hair and scalp. (In other henna hair care products compatible I have no experience!)

> Do not be surprised if your hair feel during rinsing from henna strange! With the application of the matching shampoo and rinse your hair is to take more enjoyable. But it was only after drying really soft!

I hope that I could help you a little in deciding :)