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Henna Oil
Henna oil has been used for centuries for intensifying the effects of henna paste applied on the hair or hands. Henna is believed to possess conditioning properties, that helps in gaining a lustrous and health mane. For centuries henna has been used by women as a natural beauty product.
About henna oil
Imprints of henna has been found on the walls of the fertility shrine that dates back to 7000 BC. Historical evidences suggest that henna was used by many ancient civilizations, like Semites, Babylonians, Canaanites and Assyrians.
Certain idols of gods and goddesses bear traces of henna, that was used to decorate the hands. Oil is extracted from the leaves of the henna plant. Henna acts as a natural colorant for the hair that also helps in conditioning the hair. For centuries Indian women, have used henna to create designs on their palms and feet.
Uses of henna oil
- Henna is used in aromatherapy for emotional and physical relaxation. It has a soothing effect and also helps in detoxifying the body.
- Henna oil is often mixed with henna paste or powder before applying on the hair or for making designer "tattoos" that ornament the hands of women. Addition of the oil helps to intensify the color.
- Henna oil is used in many skin care products like creams and lotions for treating various skin conditions.
Tips for using henna oil
- Dyeing or conditioning your hair with henna? Add a few drops of henna oil for added shine.
- Drops of the oil if mixed with henna paste and then used on the skin for making "temporary tattoos," helps to get a darker color.
- Do consult an aroma therapist before using henna oil for any aromatic therapies.
