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Get answers to common questions about Henna.
Henna's longevity varies: on skin it lasts one to three weeks depending on exfoliation, while on hair it can last four to eight weeks or longer depending on hair porosity, wash frequency, and how well you follow aftercare recommendations.
Generally yes, but we require a strand test because chemical processing can alter henna's reaction. Avoid metallic-based dyes and allow at least two weeks after bleaching or perms. Our stylists assess hair health to ensure safe, predictable color results.
Henna paste can stain fabrics while wet; we recommend wearing dark or protective clothing and covering surfaces. In-salon we use protective drapes and expert application to minimize transfer. For home use, allow full drying and avoid contact until completely dry.
Natural henna typically yields warm reddish-brown tones, but shade varies with paste formulation, body chemistry and mixing with indigo or herbs. Our artists customize blends and perform a patch test to preview results, ensuring the color flatters your skin tone and undertone.
Avoid washing for 24–48 hours to allow the color to mature. Use sulfate-free shampoos, deep-condition regularly, and limit heat styling and chlorine exposure. Routine trims and gentle care will preserve shine, reduce fading, and keep henna-treated hair healthy.
Pure, natural henna rarely triggers allergies, but reactions can occur, especially with adulterated 'black henna' containing PPD. We always perform a patch test before full application and use high-quality, tested henna to minimize risk and ensure client safety.
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Published On: July 19, 2026