13 Key Principles

We will strictly adhere to the following methods

Only ultra-fine particle henna is used.
Only fresh henna is used (within two weeks after opening).
Henna with a high content of naphtoquinone and Lawsonia is used.
Pure water is used to dissolve the henna.
Henna is applied generously and without gaps.
Henna is allowed to oxidize by resting (Indigo-infused henna is used without resting).
The scalp and hair are cleaned with microbubble washing.
100% rose oil is applied to the hair.
A treatment is applied to the hair ends (to prevent roughness).
Warm henna is applied.
The waiting time is spent warming up with a high-efficiency far-infrared heater.
Hair is rinsed with 100% amino acid shampoo.
The scalp is shampooed twice to prevent itching.

Microbubble cleaning

Microbubble cleaning removes dirt from the scalp and hair, making it easier for the henna to dye.

Sound will be emitted (Warning)

Penetrates with far-infrared rays

Evenly warms the entire head with a high-efficiency far-infrared heater, ensuring better color absorption

Henna dyes effectively with pure water

We use pure water that has been purified to remove chlorine, minerals, and impurities to mix the henna, ensuring it dyes effectively.

Let it sit and warm it up

Hena is oxidized (reacted with oxygen) for over an hour and carefully warmed with a heater, allowing the color to set deeply into the hair.

Heating further enhances the color absorption

We only use authentic henna

Due to a shortage of the highest quality henna from India (Rajasthan), counterfeit products are being widely circulated. It is said that counterfeit henna is especially common in the Asian market.

What is the counterfeit henna?

Old henna mixed with chemical dyes
Weeds mixed with chemical dyes

Henna that dyes hair black in about 25 minutes is likely to be fake. The amount of diamine (chemical dye) used in fake henna is said to be more than twice the amount found in regular hair dye (used for lightening white hair).

The Quality of Our Henna

Fresh, Top-Grade AAA Quality
Using Ultra-Fine Powdered Henna

There are 10 grades of henna quality, ranging from H to AAA.
Our henna is of the highest AAA grade.
It contains three times the usual concentration of lawsone (the main herbal ingredient), is twice as fine, and has almost zero impurities.

Sourced from Rajasthan, known for its highest quality henna. Carefully selected leaves are chosen based on soil quality and harvest timing. Ultra-fine milling enhances its penetration power.

Over 50 years of trading experience and quality checks through analysis

Inspected by a testing agency.
Analysis conducted by the Japan Food Research Laboratories (JFRL).
Confirmed safe through acute oral toxicity and primary skin irritation tests.
Analysis results: No detection of para-aminophenol or para-phenylenediamine using high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).