How use of Henna changed my Hair?

Our mothers and grandmothers have been applying henna to their hair for centuries and it has never let them down.The modern Indian women too are using henna for lustrous, shiny hair. Just for few limitations such as not having much options in colors, needing a deep conditioning treatment post application and of course, its messy & time-consuming application. Henna is absolutely safe and has no side effects.
Here is why to include it in your beauty regimen.
Henna is a natural hair dye and nourishes your scalp and hair
Henna makes a fabulous hair dye that is healthier for your hair, and a cost-effective natural alternative to the chemical color options. Henna has naturally nourishing properties to turn damaged, dry and unhealthy hair into soft, shiny, manageable hair.
Henna repairs split ends and makes hair thick and lustrous
Henna deeply conditions and nourishes dry hair that are responsible for split ends. Thus, instead of just cutting split ends, treating the root cause helps to break the vicious cycle.
The tannin present in henna ensures thicker, shiny and healthier hair after each application.
Henna conditions the hair and prevents dandruff
Combined with eggs henna makes a great conditioner. In addition, it removes excessive dirt & grease from your scalp including dandruff. Its regular application ensures no return of the dandruff.
Henna reduces hair fall and makes your hair grow
Henna powder can be used to create an essential oil that nourishes hair growth and assists in improving follicle health.This as well curbs hair fall, prevents and corrects hair thinning.
Henna prevents scalp itchiness
Henna’s natural antifungal and antimicrobial properties cool and soothe the scalp, controlling scalp itchiness in the process.
Following hair masks enriched with Henna may be amazingly beneficial for your hair :
Henna,curd and egg:
Mix 2 tbsp of henna powder in 1 tbsp of shikakai powder with some water to make a paste and soak it overnight. Add to it one egg and 1 tbsp curd in the morning when ready to use. Use this directly onto the roots and lengths of your hair. Leave it on for 45 minutes later to be washed off with cold water. You may repeat this once a week for gorgeous, shiny tresses.
Henna- multani mitti
: Mix 2 tbsp of henna along with 2 tbsp of multani mitti with some water and turn it into a consistent paste. You may apply this on your hair overnight, covering your hair in an old towel or shower cap to avoid soiling sheets. Let it be washed off with a mild shampoo in the morning. Repeat using this once a week to cleanse your scalp and prevent hair loss.
In addition, henna can be combined with amla and coffee for fabulous results. So final verdict, Henna for hair? Absolutely.