Noir Henna
Henna Hair Colour
Henna your way to raven-black, glossy locks, then spread your wings and soar. Mysterious blue-black tones and inky shades are teased out by our darkest natural hair dye, Noir. Indigo herb creates a deep, midnight colour, while a pinch of red henna adds shine to your tresses. Noir works best on dark hair colours, so if you’ve got a lighter shade, try using Rouge or Marron first to create a base layer.
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.
List of ingredients
- Indigo Herb
- Fair Trade Organic Cocoa Butter
- Red Henna
- Irish Moss Powder
- Clove Bud Oil
- *Citral
- *Eugenol
- *Geraniol
- *Citronellol
- *Limonene
- *Linalool
- Perfume
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
We do not test our finished products on animals. We also only purchase from ingredient suppliers who do not test on animals. More.
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mightycrumbgirl
About 3 years ago
Please forgive the long review, but this product has had some bad reviews and I have I have had a love/hate relationship with Caca Noir. I started using it years ago when I was a full time student and had the time to spend making a mess for unpredictable results. The info promises blue/black tones… and after the first few times I used it, I realised that I couldn’t achieve that with my hair. I have long, fine, mousey brown / dark blonde hair. However my skin tone is far more suited to a dark, cool shade of brown / almost black.
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victoria.sheppard12_6850913
About 4 months ago
I used Caca Noir yesterday and it is gorgeous!
Just a tip tho. I have long hair about 5 inches past shoulder and I applied the mixture by splopping it all over first then bringing my hair to the top of my head and securing with a bulldog clip. Wrong move! It dried heavy and when I came to washing it out with conditioner about an hour and a half later it pulled a load of my hair out. On doing a bit more research I found out that if you have long hair not to pile it up, keep it down and wash it down.
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Jigglytoise
About 2 months ago
I haven't used henna from lush in years but since I've developed a severe allergy to chemical hair dyes, I decided to give the henna another go and go for the darker colours this time round (I used the rouge before and it didn't show up that well on my hair which is what put me off the henna for a while). I mixed one cube of brun with one cube of noir (I've got short hair so didn't need to use as much), sliced them up into tiny pieces and then put them in a bowl over some boiling water and slowly added boiling water to the bowl until the henna had fully melted and was the right consistency.
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