Henna Natural Color Aubergine Nº 9 | Coloring Cream With Nettle Extract | Gray Hair Cover | Temporary Dye | Ammonia, Sulfates, Parabens Free | 75 ml

My hair are naturally light brown and I’ve bought this cream in cappuccino colour to cover my grey hair. It is very easy to apply with your hands or brush, just make sure you have gloves on as it stains. My hair are medium length and one pack was enough for 2 applications. When applied first time I kept it on for 40 minutes, however it didn’t fully cover my grey hair. A few weeks later I’ve applied it again and kept it for 2 hours and it covered all my grey hair perfectly. It also adds a very nice golden shimmer to my hair, they look silky and healthy. Doesn’t irritate or dry my scalp even after keeping it on for 2 hours. Very happy with it, just need to leave it for longer than recommended in the colour chart, for best results.

Both the natural brown and chocolate dye greys RED. Not even just a hint of red, actual RED. Wtf? No reactions from it as it's natural. Followed the instructions and when I rinsed off I couldn't believe how much red the dye was washing out of my hair! Onced dried and looked in mirror I saw red in more ways than one. Don't even bother buying if your have brown hair and want to try cover up some greys, you'll be left with horrible red strands for a couple weeks. I thought it was temporary... 3 to 6 washes it says on the packet... Nope! Lasts ages which would be a good thing if it didn't dye ya red 😂 again that's both chocolate and natural brown. Exactly same bloody colour LOL... Oh yeah red turns to purple after a week... Horrible stuff.

I have at least 50% resistant grey hair so I didn’t expect this to work at all. I’ve used the Brasil brand which is now impossible to get in the UK but it never covered my greys. I admit I left this in for far longer than is recommended. After applying to wet hair, I wrapped my head in cling film then wrapped it in a scarf. I covered my pillow with a dark towel and then went to bed. It turned out a very dark brown and covered all of my greys which is remarkable as even conventional dyes struggle to cover all of my greys, I can’t quite believe it! I only wash my hair once a week as it’s curly and I wear it straight so I shouldn’t have any issues with it fading too fast. I’ll try leaving it on for less time when I next apply it but if it turns out I need to leave it on overnight again then that’s what I’ll do. It was easy to apply and once I wrapped my head in cling film and a scarf, I had no issues with it running or staining anything. I’d be interested to see how some of the other colours hold up as the results no doubt vary depending on the pigments used. The only downside is, it can make hair feel a little dry but nothing that can’t be dealt with.

I tried the product mainly because I am an avid henna/indigo powder fan. I have medium length 4 year old dreadlocks that are very fragile and sensitive to any chemicals. I try to only use all natural products in my locs for that reason. This product claims to be chemical free and conditioning so I gave it a go. I have to admit that it is less mess and hassle cutting out the measuring and mixing, and the product goes on very smoothly. It does stain immediately so be careful!! I got some on my hands(even with gloves on) and on parts of my face and ears. It does however come out with coconut oil and soap. I left the product on for a good hour to insure a good result. I used 2 boxes btw, as I have a lot of density to my hair! It takes quite a bit of time to rinse out but using a mild shampoo helps. Once rinsed my hair was a wee bit dry but I remedied that by using a bit of rosewater and Argon oil. My hair colour is lovely! The greys are covered and I have shine and body! There is also no horrible grassy hay smell! I would use the product again in the future!

Love the deep, rich colour. It was easy to use and conditioned my hair as well as colouring it. Be warned though - it says that it will wash out after 3 - 6 washes. It won't. It gradually faded to pink, but was much more permanent than I was given to believe. That said, I really liked it, so I decided to just re-do it. I have short, grey hair and it was enough to do around 3 applications (which is a bit of a bargain for hair colorant). The colour comes out exactly as it shows on the box if you have grey hair. I love it, so I'm ordering more.

Nice smell & conditioned hair. Can leave on longer than stated (hr minimum for me) second use has appeared to colour most of my great bits although some are goin to need third application. Very easy to use & usfull as I’ve only a few areas to consider & not the whole head. I probably wouldn’t use on plenty grey or roots parting or anything like that cause it isn’t a very good colour match and does take few goes so would be pricey to perform three days running and agaainn& again. Not sure how long it will last but other reviews said longer than the recommended 3wks. Personally I’m gunna have a couple more goes for better coverage .

I used this today, I didn't read the instructions until after I applied so if you put this in dry hair, don't panic it still works. I have grey roots so have been using box dyes for years and this was brilliant. It comes off your scalp and anything else we drop dye if your like me and cover everything in hair dye, just a wipe and its gone. No nasty smells or burning scalp like ive had. Didn't stain my bath tub like box dyes have done. Ive just ordered 2 more. This is rhe way forward for me from now on 10/10 and costs the same just without the nasty stuff so win win

I don't know what this is, but I don't think it is henna. I have used henna on my hair every few weeks for years now and am very familiar with the look and smell of henna. Henna starts as a brown/green colour with a very distinctive grassy smell. This came out of the tube bright red and had no smell of henna. It also stung my scalp very slightly which has never happened in years of using henna. It definitely dyed my hair (and scalp!) orange though! I will not use again because it isn't henna