Do not use henna on any juvenile who has G6PD deficiency. Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PD deficiency) this is an X-linked recessive hereditary disease featuring abnormally low levels of the G6PD enzyme, which plays an important role in red blood cell function. Individuals with the disease may exhibit nonimmune hemolytic anemia in response to a number of causes, and one of these is causes is exposure to henna. Males are more likely to be harmed than females. G6PD deficiency can be determined by a simple blood test administered by your physician.
Wikipedia article on G6PD deficiency:
HENNA
Pure henna with the highest natural dye content and perfect sift is used for body art.
"Body Art Quality" henna describes
- Henna that has a very high natural dye content
- Henna that is very finely cleaned, ground and sifted
- Henna that is pure: ONLY dried, powdered lawsonia inermis leaves
- Body Art Quality henna is often referred to as BAQ henna
The best 10% of henna is reserved for body art. Henna for body art must have a higher dye content and finer sift, so artists can make fine patterns with deep long-lasting stains.
- Lawsone (the red-orange dye that naturally occurs in henna leaves) ranges from 1% to 3% or higher at harvest. The henna reserved for body art has the highest natural dye content.
- The henna leaves with the highest dye content are carefully sorted: dirt, berries and twigs are removed. This is labor-intensive, so body art quality henna costs more.
- These clean, top quality leaves are milled and sifted several times. Every time rough plant material is milled and sifted away, the higher the dye content is in the remaining powder. Up to 80% of gross weight in rough material may be removed during this process. This makes body art quality henna far more effective at dyeing, but makes it more expensive than poorly sifted, lower dye content henna.
- This high quality henna with very fine sift is not only best for henna artistry, its best for hair!
- This body art quality (BAQ) henna is easy to mix and apply to your hair and easy to rinse because of the fine sift.
- Body art quality henna (BAQ) will permanently dye your hair, especially your gray hair, a robust red to auburn tone. The color will NOT fade! It darkens over time.
- Body art quality henna has absolutely no adulterants: no added chemical dyes, no added metallic salts, no other ingredients that may harm your health or have damaging reactions with synthetic dyes.
90% of henna is sold for use in hair dye and other industrial products.
100gr STARTING
AT $ 75
UP TO 3 HOURS AVERAGE
0ne process
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Black color 100gr starting
at $100
4 to 5 hrs (2 process)
HENNA MIX COLOR
(INDIGO or VASHMA,CASIA,DIOICA,AMLA)
100 gm STARTING AT $75
UP TO 3 HOURS AVERAGE
one process
NEUTRAL HENNA -CASIA GLOSS
100gm STARTING AT $65
UP TO 3 HOURS AVERAGE
Cassia Obovata makes your hair shiny, healthy and strong.
Cassia will make bleached, damaged blond hair thick and silky.
Cassia will restore youthful golden color to dull or graying blond hair.
There is NO such thing as neutral henna or blond henna! Much of what is sold in boxes called neutral or blond henna is Cassia Obovata, usually with unlisted adulterants. Cassia obovata will make damaged hair silky, thick, lustrous, and helps keep your scalp healthy, just as henna does. This has a golden yellow dye molecule, but it won't show up on your hair unless you are very pale blond or gray. Cassia will not make dark hair golden. Cassia will make gray or blond hair golden.
Cassia obovata is good for you and your hair, and you can use it as often as you like! Your hair will love you for it!
cassia and henna to make shades of blond, strawberry blond and coppery red
- plain white hair
- white hair with cassia
- white hair with 80% cassia and 20% henna
- white hair with 50% cassia and 50% henna
CASIA CONDITIONING
STARTING AT $25
Your hair should feel heavy, thick and silky.
1 HOUR
This conditioning should last about 1 month.
Zizyphus Spina Christi (Sedr) GLOSS
25 gm STARTING AT $ 25
1 hour process
Zizyphys made the hair clean, shiny and gave it a thicker texture, and did not change the color of the hair.
Zizyphus Spina Christi is a desert plant. The leaves were powdered and used to wash hair before shampoo was available. It leaves hair clean, shiny, healthy and well conditioned. It does not leave any color in the hair.
Zizyphus Spina Christi is ideal for:
- people who have light colored hair and would like the conditioning of henna, but with no color change
- people who can't use any soap or detergent to wash their hair.
- people who have fine, limp hair and would like more thickness and texture
- people whose hair needs extra protection from water, sun and dust
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AMLA TREATMENT
25 gm starting at $25
30 minutes
Emblica Officinalis, Amla powder, is tan, with an acidic astringent smell like a combination of raw cranberries and oak tree bark. The paste makes hair glossy and silky, enhances waves and curl, and leaves a clean, healthy scalp.
BUXUS DIOICA
Buxus dioica is a plant that grows in Yemen. Buxus dioica is also called Katam.
The leaves of buxus dioica have a mouse-gray dye.
The image above shows white hair dyed with buxus dioica.
- White hair
- White hair dyed with henna
- White hair dyed with equal amounts of henna and buxus
- White hair dyed with buxus.
Buxus dioica and henna can be mixed with cassia to make shades of light brown and dark blonde.
- White hair
- Cassia on white hair (light blonde)
- Four parts cassia to one part henna on gray hair (bright strawberry blonde)
- Four parts cassia to one part henna to one part buxus dioica (light ash blonde)
- Four parts cassia to two parts henna to two parts buxus dioica (dark ash blonde)
- One part henna to one part buxus dioica (darkest ash blonde or lightest brunette)
