IG-Henna Mix Powder

Henna Mix Powder is a traditional herbal hair care blend made using Rajasthani Henna and time-tested Indian herbs such as Amla, Bhringraj, and Curry Leaf. This formulation is designed for scalp conditioning, hair nourishment, and natural hair care routines, making it suitable for those who prefer plant-based alternatives to chemical hair products.

When used regularly as a hair pack, Henna Mix helps support healthy-looking hair, scalp comfort, and improved hair texture.

How This Henna Mix Works 

✔ Scalp Conditioning & Clean Feel: Herbal powders help cleanse the scalp gently, removing excess oil and buildup without stripping natural moisture.

✔ Hair Nourishment & Manageability: Amla and Bhringraj are traditionally used to support hair strength, smoothness, and overall hair health.

✔ Helps Maintain Natural Hair Appearance: Henna coats the hair shaft, giving hair a fuller, smoother appearance and a naturally conditioned feel.

✔ Supports Scalp Comfort: Herbal ingredients traditionally associated with scalp freshness and comfort.

Note: This is a cosmetic hair-care preparation. It does not claim to treat dandruff, hair loss, or premature greying as medical conditions.

Preparation

1. Take required quantity of Henna Mix Powder
2. Mix with strong tea water to form a smooth paste
3. Add 1 teaspoon lemon juice
4. Allow the mixture to soak for 3–4 hours (iron bowl preferred; non-metal bowl also acceptable)

Application

1. Apply the paste evenly to hair, section by section
2. Ensure full coverage from roots to ends
3. Leave on hair for 1–2 hours
4. Rinse thoroughly with plain water
5. Shampoo lightly if required after rinsing

Before Use

• Wash hair with a mild shampoo and towel-dry
• Perform a strand test before first full application

Usage Frequency

✔ Once every 2–3 weeks

✖ Avoid very frequent use to prevent dryness

Important Usage Notes

• External use only
• Patch test recommended
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Natural colour variation may occur
• Results vary based on hair type and base colour