Brun Henna

A natural hair dye for locks as soft as melted cocoa. Henna welcomes you to a world of pure imagination, filled with lustrous locks that are sweet like chocolate. Indigo and ground coffee deepen your hair colour, coating your locks in a shiny chocolate frosting. If your hair is a light shade, try using Rouge or Marron first to create a base layer, then use Brun on dry hair as soon as the feeling takes you.

Red henna adds body and shine alongside a deep conditioning treatment. Fair Trade organic cocoa butter gently softens, getting your tresses in tip top condition. A henna treatment will develop differently depending on the individual tones unique to your hair, creating your own personal shade.

This natural hair dye coats each individual strand like a varnish, adding an extra layer of protection and a glossy coating. Safe and good for your hair, you can henna up as often as you like.

How to use

Self-preserving
This product is formulated to stay fresh without synthetic preservatives. We achieve this with natural preservatives and clever product formulation.

Ingredients :

Indigo Herb Powder (Indigofera tinctoria), Red Henna (Lawsonia inermis), Fair Trade Organic Cocoa Butter (Theobroma cacao), Noni Fruit Powder (Morinda citrifolia), Noni Fruit Juice (Morinda citrifolia), Fine Sea Salt, Ground Coffee (Coffea arabica), Clove Bud Oil (Eugenia caryophyllus), Nettle Powder (Urtica dioica), Irish Moss Powder (Chondrus crispus), *Citral, *Citronellol, *Eugenol, *Geraniol, *Limonene, *Linalool, **Perfume

*Occurs naturally in essential oils.

**There are only around 500 perfumers in the world. Three of them work at LUSH and create the unique fragrances of our products.

We do not test our products on animals and we only purchase ingredients from suppliers who are not in any way involved in animal testing. Not only we do not support such practices but also each year through the LUSH Prize of 250,000 British pounds we reward initiatives across science and campaigning that work to end or replace animal testing with alternative testing methods.

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