Lush Hair Hennas
Lush Hair Hennas Reviews
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A pain in the ... hair
Lush's hair hennas are not for the impatient. My hair should have been easy to henna because it's cut into a very short pixie. My first go was, however, a disaster. My first mistake was that I burned the henna, which dramatically reduces its effectiveness. So the next two hours of noxious smell followed by gnarly clean up yielded no results. My second try was much better. I'm glad, because I really didn't want to go back to environment-damaging, animal-torturing boxed dye, but I hate my natural color and can't afford salon color. If you want to try this, I strongly recommend checking out Lush's online forum, which discusses these hennas at length. And be sure to follow the directions! — 3 years, 12 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 10 of 17 people said helpful
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Pretty good henna
This is a pretty pricey and time intensive henna. It comes in a block that must be cut up or shredded first. Once you get it on your hair I found that it was pretty average as far as hair hennas go. I like the caca rouge for soft red highlights, however it isn't a dramatic henna coloring. I have gotten better results with other, cheaper hennas when I want an obvious color difference. I'm a fan of Lush, but this isn't one of my regular purchases. — 4 years agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 5 of 10 people said helpful
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It's ok!
I don't remember the color but it was a deep red and I expected a deep red result, but what I got was a reddish blond to my then honey blond hair. So I didn't really get the results I was promised by the sales associate. Not a bad product but not a great one either. — 2 years, 5 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 6 people said helpful







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