Our new & improved henna dyes are here! 😍 Follow along to see our step-by-step guide on how to apply the Henna for the best results. Available in-store & online!
Hi! Our henna hair dye is back, with a new formula after carefully taking all your feedback into conversation - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
The new formula doesn't work. I've been using the old henna over 15 years. Every 4-8 weeks. I loved it. Great coverage. Great colour. Covered grey. The new formula doesn't colour grry, barely covers at all and leaves your hair dry. The new formula is crap. I'm beside myself. I've been using henna from lush for over 15 years...but will never again use the new formula. It just doesn't work. Why take something wonderful and make it crap?? They'll tell you it's better. It's not. It's useless now. Lush should listen to customer feedback. 95% of comments on page for the new formula are negative.
Hi! Our henna hair dye is back, with a new formula after carefully taking all your feedback into conversation - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
I have been using your henna (Noir) ever since Lush launched in Qatar (around 10 years or so). I was happy with your previous version but the new formula doesn't work at all. The new Noir gives only 10% of grey coverage (a slight amber color). I have used it twice with one week apart whilst leaving it on for 4 hours on the hair and I still get the same weak color. As a trusted customer, Lush must make the old version available or at least modify the new formula to match the previous one and to procure the best result.
Hi! Our henna hair dye is back, with a new formula after carefully taking all your feedback into conversation - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
New formula is trash. Used for 6yrs, always came out beautifully, n i always used a metal bowl n spoon. No problems. The new formula goes well in the garbage.
My hair is pretty much black. I want to add a rich red tone to my dark hair. Will going straight to Rouge give me the most drastic dye? I’d like to go as red as possible using henna. If there is a process that yields the best results I’d be greatful. I love how healthy my hair is. I have only dyed my hair once with a box dye around 3 years ago.
Hi Alexis! Yes, going straight to Rouge would be your best option. Once you put the henna on your hair, wrap your hair in a towel or shower cap and leave it on for 3 hours. As your hair is naturally very dark you probably won't see a big difference after using just one Henna block alone, so we would suggest getting a few blocks of Henna and applying them over a few weeks for the best result ✨
@@alexisrivas307 We suggest reapplying a block of Henna once each week for the first 3-4 weeks as your hair is so dark, then once every few months to maintain the color!
You can definitely just use the darker shaded hennas! You don't have to mix them with the Rouge if your desired outcome is only to cover your grey strands 🤍
I've used the rouge henna for year's, reapplying every 6-8 week's but I'm so disappointed that it no longer works. I used the new formula after watching this video and left it on for 3 hour's. I was left with virtually no change apart from some yellowish staining in some areas. I used the remaining half the following day just to be sure, and there was no change at all. Please change it back!
Thank you for your comment! No, the colour will not be in an orange tint if you use rouge as you have dark brown hair, but if your desired outcome is a dark reddish colour we suggest you use the Marron. For a more detailed consultation, we suggest you visit any of our stores where our staff will be able to help you more in detail 🤍
Hi! All our Hennas are natural colorants - The range is 100% natural and PPD free, providing a way to dye your hair more safely. You can find our range here: www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
We suggest you reapply the dye every few months, it just depends on how well your hair holds on to the dye! Usually around 3-4 months is the best to keep the color vibrant 🥰
@@peregrinefalcon6747yes it does a small amount. Indigo has been used as a dye since ancient times in many countries. If you ever owned a pair of jeans that faded with washes those were probably dyed with natural indigo. The Hungarians have a beautiful fabric called “Kekfesto” which is still made using the traditional methods and indigo. On it’s own indigo is blue but combined with henna it creates black or brown depending on the ratios.
Hi there Stacey! Thank you so much for this valuable feedback and I'm sorry to hear your disappointment with our newly formulated Henna. If you would like to contact us with your concerns via Live Chat, we would be delighted to discuss this further with you xx
@@susanhuizinga7370 talked/ emailed customer services and they were trying to convince me it was good. And they have had lots of good feedback apparently.
The new formula is an insult to dedicated customers including myself. Bring back the orginal formula!!! This should no longer be considered a dye because it doesnt stick to my hair anymore. Doesnt cover grays, roots, no longer conditions my hair n leaves it feeling like straw. I was left with a yellowish tint in my hair. This stuff belongs in the trash. Lush should be ashamed. I am no longer a customer unless they vring back the OG formula.
Petition to bring back the old henna formula
Why?
Its back!!! With the better color and old formula!
Hi! Our henna hair dye is back, with a new formula after carefully taking all your feedback into conversation - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
The new formula doesn't work. I've been using the old henna over 15 years. Every 4-8 weeks. I loved it. Great coverage. Great colour. Covered grey. The new formula doesn't colour grry, barely covers at all and leaves your hair dry. The new formula is crap. I'm beside myself. I've been using henna from lush for over 15 years...but will never again use the new formula. It just doesn't work. Why take something wonderful and make it crap?? They'll tell you it's better. It's not. It's useless now. Lush should listen to customer feedback. 95% of comments on page for the new formula are negative.
Thank you. I was going to buy it today. But I will not. If it doesn’t cover the grey hairs on my hair it will be a waste of my money. 😣
Hi! Our henna hair dye is back, with a new formula after carefully taking all your feedback into conversation - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
I can’t wait to try this 😍😍😍
Don't bother. The new formula is crap. They wrecked it.
Str8 up trash. I was a 6yr customer but not anymore
Well great I’m in qatar and was looking for this exactly
I have been using your henna (Noir) ever since Lush launched in Qatar (around 10 years or so). I was happy with your previous version but the new formula doesn't work at all. The new Noir gives only 10% of grey coverage (a slight amber color). I have used it twice with one week apart whilst leaving it on for 4 hours on the hair and I still get the same weak color. As a trusted customer, Lush must make the old version available or at least modify the new formula to match the previous one and to procure the best result.
The new Henna is back in shops with the better color quality! Make sure to try it out!
Hi! Our henna hair dye is back, with a new formula after carefully taking all your feedback into conversation - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
@@michewhitehouse482new formula is pure garbage
I have brown hair with grey highlights, what henna would work to cover grey hair but not make the brown hair too dark? Thank you.
El agua para hacer la mezcla, debe hervir o a qué temperatura?
Thanks for the tutorial! Is it safe to mix the henna in a metal bowl? There's conflicting information on the internet. Please advise. Thanks.
If its actual hair dye absolutely do not mix it in a metal bowl. Henna should be fine as it's natural and not chemical.
New formula is trash. Used for 6yrs, always came out beautifully, n i always used a metal bowl n spoon. No problems. The new formula goes well in the garbage.
How can I use this on beard stubble?
My hair is pretty much black. I want to add a rich red tone to my dark hair. Will going straight to Rouge give me the most drastic dye? I’d like to go as red as possible using henna. If there is a process that yields the best results I’d be greatful. I love how healthy my hair is. I have only dyed my hair once with a box dye around 3 years ago.
Hi Alexis! Yes, going straight to Rouge would be your best option. Once you put the henna on your hair, wrap your hair in a towel or shower cap and leave it on for 3 hours. As your hair is naturally very dark you probably won't see a big difference after using just one Henna block alone, so we would suggest getting a few blocks of Henna and applying them over a few weeks for the best result ✨
@@LushCosmeticsMiddleEast thank you very much for answering my question. On aberage how often should I reapply to maintain my desired results?
@@alexisrivas307 We suggest reapplying a block of Henna once each week for the first 3-4 weeks as your hair is so dark, then once every few months to maintain the color!
The new formula will barely change your colour
I want to keep my hair dark and just cover my greys, is it fine to use the dark hennas straight or do I have to mix it with the roughe henna?
You can definitely just use the darker shaded hennas! You don't have to mix them with the Rouge if your desired outcome is only to cover your grey strands 🤍
The new formula doesn't cover grey.
It didn’t work for my hair
Shook when you said inshaAllah lol
I've used the rouge henna for year's, reapplying every 6-8 week's but I'm so disappointed that it no longer works. I used the new formula after watching this video and left it on for 3 hour's. I was left with virtually no change apart from some yellowish staining in some areas. I used the remaining half the following day just to be sure, and there was no change at all. Please change it back!
Hi! We have reformulated our new Henna - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
I have dark brown hair, if i use rouge will it be too orangey?? I’d rather get a dark reddish color
Thank you for your comment! No, the colour will not be in an orange tint if you use rouge as you have dark brown hair, but if your desired outcome is a dark reddish colour we suggest you use the Marron. For a more detailed consultation, we suggest you visit any of our stores where our staff will be able to help you more in detail 🤍
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My mum is highly allergic to normal hair colorants, is there any way of telling if she would be allergic to this please?
Hi! All our Hennas are natural colorants - The range is 100% natural and PPD free, providing a way to dye your hair more safely. You can find our range here: www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
I thought you werent supposed to use metal with henna??
Do you all know when the old formula will be back?
Hi! We have reformulated our new Henna - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
How long does the dye last
We suggest you reapply the dye every few months, it just depends on how well your hair holds on to the dye! Usually around 3-4 months is the best to keep the color vibrant 🥰
It used to last until it grows out. Literally I still have great colour on the bottom section of my long hair. The new formula doesn't cover at all.
New formula is trash!
How can ve order
Hi Hamza! You can order through our website - www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
You mentioned that the brun henna has indigo. Pardon me, but doesn't indigo have PPD?
Indio is a dried plant powder whereas PPD is a chemical found in cheap quality “black” henna.
@@RR4711 Doesn't dark brown henna contain indigo as well? Thank you for responding to my inquiry.
@@peregrinefalcon6747yes it does a small amount. Indigo has been used as a dye since ancient times in many countries. If you ever owned a pair of jeans that faded with washes those were probably dyed with natural indigo. The Hungarians have a beautiful fabric called “Kekfesto” which is still made using the traditional methods and indigo. On it’s own indigo is blue but combined with henna it creates black or brown depending on the ratios.
Been using Original formula for years and loved it. New formula is terrible!! Don't not buy. Please please bring back old formula!!!!!!!
Hi there Stacey!
Thank you so much for this valuable feedback and I'm sorry to hear your disappointment with our newly formulated Henna. If you would like to contact us with your concerns via Live Chat, we would be delighted to discuss this further with you xx
They keep saying it's better but it's crap.
@@susanhuizinga7370 talked/ emailed customer services and they were trying to convince me it was good. And they have had lots of good feedback apparently.
@@staceyvirgo1950 lol of course that's what they are saying BUT I see zero reviews that are positive!
Henna doesn't need cocoa butter added. Smh $30
Hi! We have reformulated our new Henna - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
Is not Good at all
Hi! We have reformulated our new Henna - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
The new formula is an insult to dedicated customers including myself. Bring back the orginal formula!!! This should no longer be considered a dye because it doesnt stick to my hair anymore. Doesnt cover grays, roots, no longer conditions my hair n leaves it feeling like straw. I was left with a yellowish tint in my hair. This stuff belongs in the trash. Lush should be ashamed. I am no longer a customer unless they vring back the OG formula.
Where is the original formula henna bricks? I need my caca rouge , no glycerine thanks
Hi! We have reformulated our new Henna - you can find it all through our website www.lush.com/mena/en_ae/c/henna-hair-dye
@@LushCosmeticsMiddleEast is it the original recipe?
@@TheFireflycam unfortunately not :/ .. I tried it, and will not be using it in the future :/
Its garbage