Henna, a flower native to Asia and the Mediterranean coast of Africa, is one of the oldest cosmetics still in use. It's been used to transfer patterns onto the skin and as hair dye for centuries, back to the days of Cleopatra and Nefertiti, who were some of the first to make it known for its beauty functions. If you want to try out a little-more-natural hair colour route this fall, give henna a try and keep in mind these best practices.
Where To Find Some
Check out the selection of Henna dyes at LUSH. This inexpensive henna based dye line has a few variations of red and browns and blacks to choose from, all blended with essential oils and cocoa butter.
