HENNA LEAVES

Henna leaves, derived from the Lawsonia inermis plant, are widely known for their natural dyeing properties and have been used for centuries in various cultures for body art and hair coloring. Rich in lawsone, a pigment that binds to keratin, henna produces a striking reddish-brown stain on skin and hair. In addition to its aesthetic uses, henna leaves have anti-inflammatory and cooling properties, making them popular in traditional medicine. They can be ground into a fine powder and used to create pastes for intricate designs or hair treatments, offering both beauty and wellness benefits.