Lush Hair Hennas

I have been working with lush for over a year now and had never used the henna before yesterday!!! I just did a simple strand test with Marron (an assitant will be happy to give you a sample block with complimentary rubber gloves) and would highly recommend to those contemplating using it to have friend to help, particularly if you have long hair or are just clumsy (like me!). I already have very dark brown hair but i had natural highlights and was hoping that the Marron would give my hair a bit more depth and wanted the lighter tones to go more chestnutty! I only left my tester on for 2 hours and when i go to dye my whole head next weekend, i think i will leave it in ...  Read the complete review

Well... I used this once, mainly because they're so time consuming. It's rather therapeutic, applying warmish gloop to one's hair, so I rather enjoyed the application of it. Top Tip: When using this product grate a square of it into a bowl! It makes it so much easier to melt and stir the water in! I followed the instructions and covered my hair in cling film, and I can tell you that I felt very attractive with green goo on my head sitting watching Michael Palin! If you're used to hair dye products, or being bored for hours on end it is ok, but of course you can't go out while your henna-ing so it's best to do in an evening whilst ...  Read the complete review

I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my hair. I like to have it very shiny, and one colour all over. I first used Lush Henna a few years ago, and since then I have used it a few times a year, to add shine and even out my hair colour. -My first time- The chalkboard above the Les Cacas Henna blocks promises "No sh*t hair colour and shine" and I wanted to know how these strange looking green blocks would make my hair a luscious mane. There are 4 different colours of Lush Henna available to buy: Caca Rouge- traditional bright red Caca Marron- chestnut Caca Brun- glossy brown Caca ...  Read the complete review

I usually colour my hair with a bright colour of red. This is usually a bright one from the Live range. Ages ago I read all about Lush's Les Cacas Rouge and was intrigued. I'd never used henna before and wondered if I'd get the result of bright red hair that I love so much. At the time I'd never been into a Lush store and ordered it online (with various other things!) When it did turn up I wasn't all that impressed. I comes in a huge block which looks like a rather chunky bar of chocolate. For ages I never used it, as I was a bit of a chicken really. After reading a review saying how bright it left your hair I dug it out and thought I'd give it a try. It ...  Read the complete review

I've been using henna for years. Only now because my hair has some grey that I've actually needed to dye my hair. I really don't want to use the hair dye you can buy in supermarkets and drugstores (chemists in UK lingo), or beauty supply places. I have a sensitive scalp and regular dye makes my scalp sting, so you just know that those regular dyes aren't good for you! I've tried using different brands of henna to cover the grey. Light Mountain says they cover the grey but it's a TWO step process and it just lightens it a bit and makes your grey bits very orangey! So if you use the LM brand it's double the *fun*, ie, you ...  Read the complete review