Black Henna

Sodium carbonate peroxide, Cellulose Gum, p-Phenylene diamine, Henna, Citric Acid, Magnesium Sulfate, Silica, Sodium lauryl sulfate, P-Aminophenol, Resorcinol, 4-amino-2-hydroxytoluene, 1-naphthol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Powder, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil, Picramic acid,m-aminophenol, Toluene-2,5-diamine sulfate,1,5-Naphthalenediol

Remember to always perform a patch test 48H before the treatment.

Mixing ratio: For the strongest mix, use the Eyebrow Henna with Color Developer. For light henna colors (Blonde, Light Brown, Medium Brown), use 15-20 drops of Color Developer. For dark henna colors (Dark Brown, Black, and Auburn), use 10-15 drops of Color Developer.

Processing time: Remove the henna at the beginning of the eyebrows after 3-5 minutes for an ombre effect. If still too light, reapply and leave it on for another 3-5 minutes. Remove the rest of the Brow Henna after 10-20 minutes.

Pro Tip: Difficulties with getting a long-lasting Brow henna skin stain? Try our Color Booster in combination with Color Developer. This trick works especially well for oily skin.

1. Is the Black Henna a pure, deep black?
Yes, our Black Henna is our darkest and most intense pigment. It is a true, cool-toned black designed for clients with naturally black hair or those with deep skin tones who require maximum contrast. It provides a sharp, high-definition "tattoo effect" that remains crisp and cool as it fades.

2. Who is the Black Henna shade best for?
This shade is specifically formulated for:
- Dark & Deep Skin Tones: It provides the necessary depth to stand out beautifully on melanin-rich skin.
- Naturally Black Hair: For a seamless, tone-on-tone match for clients with jet-black hair.
- The "Power Brow": For clients who want the most dramatic, defined, and sharp brow look possible.

3. How do I prevent the Black Henna from looking too "blocky"?
The secret to a sophisticated black brow is the Ombré Technique.
- Apply the Black Henna to the tail and mid-section of the brow first.
- Use a mix of Black and Dark Brown for the front of the brow.
- Remove the front section after only 3–5 minutes while letting the tail process for the full 15–20 minutes.
This creates a soft, professional gradient.

4. How do I prepare the skin for the best Black Henna results?
Because black pigment is very "honest," any dry skin or oil will show up as a patch. Always start with the Prep Peel Gel to remove dead skin cells. Follow with the Pro Cleanser to strip all oils. This ensures the Black Henna anchors evenly for a flawless, 2-week skin stain.

5. Can I mix Black Henna with other colors?
Absolutely. Black is the ultimate "depth booster."
- Mix with Dark Brown: To create an "Espresso" or "Off-Black" shade that is slightly softer than pure black.
- Mix with Ash Grey: To create an ultra-cool, smoky charcoal tone.

6. How long does the Black Henna take to process?
For the most intense skin stain, we recommend a processing time of 15–20 minutes. Ensure the henna paste is applied in a thick, even layer (like the consistency of chocolate sauce) to ensure the dark pigments penetrate both the skin and the hair follicle effectively.