About Henna

Henna is a traditional Ayurvedic herb widely used in India for natural hair colouring and care. This henna is made from very pure henna leaves that are carefully dried and crushed using natural and traditional methods to retain their original properties.

Organic Henna Powder is rich in antioxidants, Vitamin E, and Lawsone, the natural colouring compound that dyes hair while supporting scalp and hair health. It also has antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties that help cool and soothe the area where it is applied.

Unlike chemical-based hair dyes that can make hair rough and cause colour fading over time, Sri Saraswathi Organics provides only pure, naturally processed henna powder to help maintain healthy, conditioned hair.

Benefits of Natural Henna

• Herbal Henna contains Lawsone, a natural colouring compound that binds with keratin protein and helps colour hair naturally without damaging the strands.
• It contains protein and Vitamin E, which help strengthen hair, reduce breakage, and improve overall hair texture.
• Henna is rich in antioxidants that support scalp health by keeping it clean, cool, and balanced.
• Organic Henna Powder helps cleanse the scalp and relieve itchiness caused by dandruff and dryness.
• When mixed with curd or other natural ingredients, Henna helps moisturize the hair and makes strands softer and smoother.

Henna Ingredients

• Pure Henna Leaves

(Naturally dried and traditionally crushed without additives)

Steps to use Organic Henna

• Prepare a thick paste using curd and lime juice, and leave it overnight.
• Apply evenly to washed and dried hair and leave it on for about 3 hours.
• Rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear.

Storage Info for Organic Henna

• Store Henna Powder in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
• Keep the container tightly closed after use.

Regional Languages for Henna

• Kannada: ಗೊರಂಟಿ (Goranti)
• Tamil: மருதாணி (Marudhani)
• Telugu: గోరింటాకు (Gorintaku)
• Malayalam: മയിലാഞ്ചി (Mayilanji)
• Hindi: मेहंदी (Mehndi)
• Bengali: মেহেদি (Mehedi)
• Punjabi: ਮਹਿੰਦੀ (Mehndi)