OTHER PLANTS & INGREDIENTS

Natural Henna, Red clay, False Daisy, Centella leaves, Indigofera Tinctoria (Natural indigo), Amla (gooseberry), Cassia Obovata, Marigold & Chamomile Flowers, Aloe, Red Kaolinite Clay (red clay purifies the scalp and helps boost hair volume).

Hair Holistic color experts use plants’ hair color. It gives each client a personalized hair color totally adapted to your natural shade. The muds & hennas hair coloring service are made of henna, plants, spices and natural pigments, giving the hair a shiny and healthy look. It also lets hair grow out much more naturally than classic hair color.

Dimensions lights with natural clay & henna

This technique is used combining natural color pigments mixed with clay or henna. With the action of soft heat, this technique can highlight any hair colour – natural and /or artificial. This kind of natural and healthy dimension, does not dry your hair neither give you any side effects.

BARROS Y HENNA

La coloración obtenida de la combinación de distintas plantas (Henna, Indigo, Manzanilla, Buxus dioica, Cassia, etc).

La preparación de la coloración se hace diluyendo agua y/o te .

Después se deja enfriar la mezcla y se aplica sobre el cabello con un tiempo de exposición de 30 minutos a 4 horas o más con calor, dependiendo del grosor del cabello.

Transcurrido el tiempo de exposición, se emulsiona la mezcla suavemente con agua templada hasta que esta quede trasparente.

Henna While pregnant, lactating or anemic?

Henna is a natural product obtained from the crushed leaves of Lawsonia alba or inermis. Its application to skin and hair for cosmetics, healing and social occasions is a widely used practice. It usually carries no significant medical complications in a healthy individual.

However, henna in a patient with G6PD deficiency can cause serious medical complications, including severe hyperbilirubinemia and hemolytic anemia, due to its oxidative stress on the erythrocyte. The active integrant of henna, lawsone (2-hydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone), has been linked to henna-induced hemolytic anemia (HIHA).

It may, however, be limited to people with weakened antioxidant defenses such as glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9985141/

Differential diagnosis

6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase (6PGD) deficiency has similar symptoms and is often mistaken for G6PD deficiency, as the affected enzyme is within the same pathway, however these diseases are not linked and can be found within the same person.

WIKI: Glucose 6 Phosphate

TRIGGERS

Carriers of the underlying mutation do not show any symptoms unless their red blood cells are exposed to certain triggers, which can be of four main types: Foods (fava beans is the hallmark trigger for G6PD mutation carriers); certain medicines including aspirin, quinine and other antimalarials derived from quinine; moth balls (naphthalene).

Avoid henna if you have G6PD deficiency or have been advised to avoid Fava beans, are extremely anemic, or have citrus allergies. Consult a physician if you have any concerns or are pregnant and would like to use henna.

WARNINGS

Pregnant, lactating or anemic: Henna is not suitable for anyone who is G6PD enzyme deficient – if in doubt, check with your doctor. Please check with your doctor before you use henna.

ALLERGIES

Although our henna hair dye is made with natural ingredients, sensitivities and allergic reactions to even natural products are possible.

If you do not know your allergies, request an strand/skin test ($10) before applying any Henna.

*For external use only.
**Do not use in the area of the eye or if scalp has open cuts.