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5 Must Have Fall Hair Products

5 Must Have Fall Hair Products

When the weather starts to change to Fall/Winter the cold air causes dry, brittle and dull hair strands. The scalp also becomes itchy and dandruff starts to appear. At Henna Sooq our raw ingredients will keep your hair protected from the elements and your hair will be longer and stronger because our products actually work. The way henna and all the raw herbs we carry work is that because they are apply as a mask treatment, they coat the hair strands from root to tip. I can honestly tell you that I can’t even recall when I last had splits ends. I also am lazy about cutting my hair, which is usually once a year. Our products are essential to your natural hair regimen. Moisturizing and styling your hair is important but so should the strength and health of each of your hair strands. It’s all about balance. Once you try one raw herbal hair treatment you will always have our products in your hair regimen. We have 5 products we recommend for this coming Fall/Winter transition for your hair: Deep conditioning treatment every 4-6 weeks with our Sweet Honey Hair Nourisher ensures well moisturized hair strands Red Raj is perfect for gorgeous fresh hair color for the season Use our Goddess Hair in between treatments as a way to add shine and definition to your hair strands With the weather changing often scalp issues arise. Use our Cassia and Neem Hair Wash to get rid of any dandruff or scalp issues A rich nourishing shampoo bar will leave your hair bouncy and full of moisture with our Mad...
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3 Easy DIY Hair Recipes

3 Easy DIY Hair Recipes

Here are 3 recipes you can try for only $10 Cassia + Brahmi for a gentle cleansing hair mask that treats scalp issues Henna + Amla powder for a natural burgundy hair tone while promoting hair growth and curls/volume Hibiscus + Henna for an ultra shine and define hair mask. Add a little coconut oil for added moisture Just mix each of these recipes with your choice of warm distilled water, ACV or green tea. ⠀ For the henna recipes allow to sit 3-4 hours and then apply. Leave on the hair for about 3-4 hours. Then wash out with a co-wash. Moisturize and style as usual.⠀ ⠀ For the non-henna recipe just mix and use. Leave it on the hair for at least 60 minutes. Then wash out, moisturize and style as usual.⠀ ⠀ 3 recipes to choose from for only $10! SHOP: DIY Hair Products Limited quantities so hurry!⠀...
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Letter to my sisters about the harms of black henna

Letter to my sisters about the harms of black henna

Assalaamu Alaikum (may peace be with you) my dear sisters. Black henna. It’s a chemically based form of henna body art. It’s not jagua. It’s not natural. It causes extremely bad allergic reactions that can cause long term scarring and health affects. It’s made with hair dye like Bigen, which should never be put onto the skin. It is even banned in Canada. Scarring from black henna. I took this photo at a hair show in August 2017 This is something that is near and dear to my heart. I wouldn’t be writing this post if I didn’t care. It’s not about being in the business of henna or about trying to be better then someone else, it’s about our community. It’s about our health and choosing natural options. We have so many choices out there that we really shouldn’t even consider anything that can harm us or our children, nieces and nephews. It really saddens me to see the sisters in my own community still doing black henna. I’m even more sad about the henna artists in our community who continue to do black henna. Several of these artists also already know the harms of black henna. They choose to continue to offer black henna and I just don’t understand. This is not a personal issue, this is a community issue.  I try to understand by breaking down the artists possible reasons in my mind. They want to make money. Honestly, you can make a very good living doing henna and jagua using natural ingredients. Otherwise, how would I still be in business? It’s up to us the...
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There is no such thing as “Henna Hair Dye Colors”

There is no such thing as “Henna Hair Dye Colors”

It can be so confusing deciding on which henna to purchase and which brand to go with. It’s easy to just pick up a box of a “Henna Color” from a store and color your hair. At least they make it seem so easy. They show you a variety of boxes with henna dye colors that you could possibly achieve on your hair. You can choose from blonde, red, orange, burgundy, brown, chocolate brown, black and I’ve even seen purple. I mean if you can color your hair with just all in one box, why not right? Well not so fast. Have you read all the ingredients? I can almost guarantee that these boxes of henna hair dye, in their wide range of colors, will have many questionable ingredients. These ingredients could possibly damage your hair because many of them are not natural ingredients. Not only questionable ingredients but a bunch of extra ingredients you don’t need. Ingredients Matter Every last ingredients you put into your hair matters. Self care and self love should be your top priorities which include your health and well being.   Did you know that there is no such thing as henna colors?  Henna is a single, simple plant. One of my favorite examples to use is that of blueberries. Blueberries grow in varying regions and can slightly vary in size and taste but they will always stain blue. There are no colors of blueberry stains as is the case with henna. One plant, one color result. So all these boxed henna hair dye colors are in fact just another ploy to get you...
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