Organic Henna

The leaves are used in dried form, either as a whole or in a finely grounded greenish-grey powder.

Henna gives beautiful orange and russet tones. Powdered henna leaves can be used to dye silk and wool, with or without the use of a mordant, in a hot dye bath with some lemon juice. It is also used in indigo vats to maintain bacterial fermentation. It is widely used to dye leather, hair and skin in a brownish-red colour. 

* Also can be used as Soap Making Colorant, Candle Making Colorant and as a Hair Dye.

Native of Western India, it can be cultivated in most of the tropical and subtropical regions of the world. It is a plant that removes large quantities of nutrients from the soil, so it is always better to not cut the tree but only pick the leaves.