Henna, a powder obtained from the crushed leaves of the traditional Indian plant 'Lawsonia Inermis'. This plant contains Lawsonia, pure natural substance which produces red colour that not only colours 'hair' but also the nails, fingers, palms and soles. The leaves and seeds of the plants possess medicinal properties. It leaves hair shiny and smooth. Since time immemorial Henna is adorned by Indian women on their feet and hands. It protects skin from diseases.

It acts as a cooling agent for head and body. Henna contains those natural ingredients which are vital for hair nourishment. It is also used for body tattooing, textile dying and tanning. The principal advantage offered by Henna as a modern hair colour, is its eco-friendly nature and healthy for body.