Henna Sooq

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from October 7, 2014
  

  Kat O. asked:

  ...can't access my computer where all my info is stored, and I have a gig with a South Asian lit festival...anyone have recommendations for henna suppliers specializing in Rajasthani henna?

  

  Tammi B. replied:

  I can't send you a pm so try www.hennasooq.com She is the other admin for this group. Khadija can delete this and send you a pm if needed.

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• Referral from September 23, 2014
  

  Amy D. asked:

  Does anyone else feel like using a BBB doesn't really do much for bringing the oils from their scalp to their ends? I have pretty thick, low porosity hair that is just past my collarbone. It's oily for the first two inches or so and then dry toward the ends. I brush and brush with the BBB, using the Moroccan method video someone posted this weekend. But I don't feel like it brushes all of my hair well, even if working in small sections, and that it turns my head into a flat, greasy mess on top and a frizzball at the bottom. Any suggestions or sympathizers?

  

  Sarah J. replied:

  Thank you! Red Raj by HennaSooq.com. It has a super fast cure time, 2 hours and only needs 6 on the hair. I've used all of her hennas, different regions different shades, and love Red Raj. I mix with tea and tbl of coconut oil.

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• Referral from November 22, 2013
  

  Kinky C. asked:

  Maggie writes: Hello, Does anyone know where I can get some henna to dye my hair? I am a year and a couple of months natural and I need something that will show in my hair but wont break it. I heard Henna is good, but I'm not sure where to find it. PLEASE HELP!

  

  Donni F. replied:

  Try Hennasooq.com - they've got great BAQ (body art quality- the only kind you should use on your hair) hennas, plus great recipes and info on the site. Good luck!

  

  Benita A. replied:

  Hennasooq.com

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• Referral from October 6, 2013
  

  Missy A. asked:

  Does anyone know a good place I can get Henna and isn't very pricey?

  

  Lamiaa S. replied:

  http://www.hennasooq.com/

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• Referral from February 22, 2013
  

  Food R. asked:

  Kimberly asks, " I want to know if your readers recommend a really great all natural & organic hair coloring product?"

  

  Kestrel P. replied:

  It has to be body art quality henna, ie pure henna. Any of the boxed type that claim to give you different shades contain hair dyes as well. Hennasooq.com is where I get mine. They also sell indigo and other plants for different colours. Best part of henna, you can freeze your leftovers for root touch ups!

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