Hemani Henna

Description

Hemani Henna

Hemani Henna is a traditional hair care product that uses various herbal ingredients to give your hair different colors.

What is Henna?

Henna has been a part of culture since ancient times. Initially, it was probably used as ink in ancient times, but today it is primarily used to decorate women’s hands and feet. When you apply henna to your skin areas, it becomes soft by absorbing the chemicals present in the mix before it instantly dries into a hard color. Although many people are convinced that henna promotes holistic beauty, there is some evidence suggesting that henna may trigger allergic reactions from some individuals.

Henna and its Benefits

Henna has been used as a part of the culture in many countries. It is paint that can be applied to dry hair and leaves it colored. It doesn’t require any pre-treatment like bleaching or shampoos, but it takes the natural color of one’s hair.

Hemani Henna and its Story

Hemani Henna is made up of ingredients such as cotton cloth, henna, yak hair, rose, and orange oils, and a moisturizer that makes this dye safe for use on Brazilians. The dye can also alter hair colors if done correctly and with the appropriate care. Hemani Henna was founded in 2016 by an Emirati entrepreneur. Since then, the company has been passionately promoting a healthy life and avoiding traditional beauty rituals. They have been described as “natural” products, handmade with love, that’s not only domestically but internationally loved.

Is the product safe to use?

If the Hemani henna product is intended for external use, it can only be used as hair dye, tattoo products, and temporary body art. It is important to remember that it can cause allergic reactions, skin irritation, burning, or chafing of the skin. In addition, the unsafe prolonged application can cause a chemical burn, resulting in permanent damage where henna was applied. People should be aware that this problem is possible during the extended length of application times when using it as a temporary tattoo or body paint. People should also note that the skin of children and sensitive skin may be more affected by the ingredients than others.

Aftercare & Remedies for hair and skin

Aftercare should start as soon as your henna has been applied. The application should last between four and six hours. If you wrap up after two, the henna will fade away on its own. Hemani Henna should also be taken off slowly with a warm water soak – this helps minimize the damage of the skin by the residual excess chemicals. It is not recommended to scrub or use oil-body washes for these soaks as this will strip off brightly-colored henna in the process.