Godrej Nupur Mehendi Powder Herbs Blend, 120-Gram

I have been using for few years now. Good natural way to cover grey hair and color stays well for few weeks.

Yet to use, however, purchased because of the high quality product which contains a number of high quality natural ingredients. Package came with a very generous extra 25%.

I haven't used it yet, although I got an out of date 2020 product but I've asked if I can still use it. just a bit disappointed. Bit still have given 5 stars because delivery was perfect on time and nicely packaged. if anyone knows it's still okay to use please let me know, I dont if anyone had checked the date on their package mine says 2020 two years old why it doesn't say 2023 I do not know. this is some great reviews here the one regards how to use is correct in thr comments reviews to mix add warm water cover for some time to release the powder from the dye is correct however don't mix no oils or essential oils into it that why your hair won't fully cover the white. you can add essential oil to your shampoo instead don't use oil into it what oil does is it devolves hair colour dyes it will wipe off the dye so it will be hard to grip on the hair you can do oiling after 4 days or might strip off thr colour. I will try this once my last pack arrives. I'm applying in similar way but using other ingredients to make hair really black wish me luck. little scared incase I turn blue or organe and look like a umpa lumpa. hope I'm good to go my friend cut my hair too shirt shirt dyed it okay but left lots if white out and now my new soap bar has stripped out that colour so will not use that soap for this pack of henna probably just plain water and leave for further 3 days before washing beacuse I nit sure if I have mild shampoo will check sulfates acid should avoid Thank you hope it helps you

Does the job if left on for at least 5hrs on kinky/coily hair.

Ordered this from Spice Planet LTD. The item arrived in an unbranded plain silver package with no description of content ingredients and little other detail of product. Can't be bothered to return it as a low value.

Very good! Seems a good product,applied twice and it works as expected

Good product, but money is high

Very happy with the results. Used brewed coffee and I got the dark color I wanted. It is my first using henna time but I'm very happy with the results

美容室にいけない日に使います。質がよいもので気に入っています。

I am very disappointed with the quality. The Colour did not come. I Checked the manufacturing date and noted that the old stock was delivered, manufacturing date was 08/22. I have been using Nupur for last 10 years and was very disappointed with the colour.

This was my first time trying to color hair and product worked as expected

حلوه جدا واستخدمتها بعد ما كنت بصبغ ..رجعت شعري زي الاول بيلمع ومش باهت وهي مش لتلوين اوي .هي مغذيه اكتر لشعر .لكن اللون مش هيبقى قوي زي الصبغات أو تغطيه الشعر الابيض

So gals n guys here is my experience...I am so excited!!!.After doing a month of research on henna from wherever possible, I was still just not into it,so many questions brewing in my mind everyday seemed like solving the never ending mysteries of hennaland. Then finally I decided to give it a go. I am an Asian with straight fine black hair which give a brownish tint in the sun, I am having many white hair showing up though I am in my mid twenties (never ever used any chemicals/perms/hot treatments on my hair)which looked ugly. My hair are very long, upto my tailbone so I was wondering how much henna to use. This is the stuff which I collected first to prepare for my battle :) -Nupur mehandi 150 mg/one pack -Hair accessories kit (very very useful and cost-effective, available on amazon, I was so excited that I gave my first review of life for that too).The kit had a cap-soft and very fit for average sized head and had ties, a paint brush, a plastic spatula/mixer, a dark cape-really really helped, pair of disposable gloves. -Coconut oil -Lavender oil (100% pure, got from Amazon) -Yoghurt -warm-hot water -Plastic container/bowl -Small plastic sheet (I used the bubble wrap and plastic sheet which is found inside the Amazon shipments sometimes :) -Vaseline (100% pure petroleum jelly), if applied on forehead, ears and neck-front and back, henna will not stain any part -Conditioner (I used Pantene conditioning shampoo though, the one which claims to protect dye color) Here are the steps which I followed, First I rapidly flipped through the you tube videos again (is this a sign of obsessive-compulsive disorder) just to make sure that I am not missing any relevant detail. Then I emptied approximately half the pack of nupur mehandi in the plastic container and slowly poured some water into it. You need to adding water slowly in small quantities and mixing it with henna, do not overdo with water since we just require it to be like a thick paste. I also added 10-15 drops of lavender oil, 3 big scoops of youghurt, 15-20 drops of coconut oil and mixed everything well. The mixture was neither thick nor runny. You can check the consistency by taking it a plastic spoon and then tilting the spoon. It should very very slowly trickle down like thick yoghurt. After thoroughly mixing, I kept a small piece of white paper on the dough/mixture, so that in the morning I could check its colour and guess what it would look like on my hair. I didn't want to do a strand test. Then I covered the container with plastic sheet and bubble wrap securely and kept it in a cardboard box (just to keep henna little warm). I was so excited to start applying it that was not able to sleep well, but had to wait for around 8 hours. In the morning I removed the sheet and bubble wrap and looked at the paper-it was kind of orangish-actually don't know how it helped :). Throughout this process, I stood in front of the huge mirror (which is obvious anyways)I wrapped the cape snugly around my shoulders (if you have this accessories kit, you need not worry about looking for old shirts and towels), applied Vaseline on my forehead, ears, cheeks, neck), added very little water to the henna mixture since it looked little more thicker and mixed it again, wore gloves and started applying henna on my hair with the brush. I read that we need to take small strands of hair and apply henna separately, but then I realized that it is not practically being possible for my extra-long hair. So I just started from the middle, applying henna to the hair roots first, right side then left side and then back and top of my head. The hair started becoming thicker with henna and my heart was pumping fast-I was actually applying henna finally! Rest of the mixture I applied directly with gloves since I had to cover the whole length of hair-brush was helpful for the roots only. I smeared all the remaining henna on full length and rubbed some on my whole head again with gloved fingers. The I twisted all my hair together in sort of a bun and was just going to apply a clip when I realized that the mass of my matted medusa hair was not moving an inch anyways, it was just lying on the top of my head like a globule so I kept the clip aside and wore the cap (Underneath this pretty blue cap, I also wore one of my old shower caps). Now I was little worried because the whole process was NOT MESSY AT ALL, and that was the last thing I expected. The henna didn't dripped anywhere, only the gloves were soiled. I washed my face and carried out with my routine work for 4 hours. Then with trembling hands (I was anxious how will my hair turn out) I removed the caps, the henna was almost dry, I hopped in the shower and started rinsing thoroughly. I had already diluted a very generous amount of shampoo and warm-hot water. Then I conditioned my hair for around 15 minutes and rinsed. RINSE RINSE RINSE. This is very important,do not use hot water for rinsing hair, warm water is best. Then I hopped out of the shower, towel dried my hair and saw one or two little knotty masses of hair which I entangled with little coconut oil. I gently combed through the length of my hair and it went so smoothly.The comb was just slipping through my hair, they were so soft! After they dried a bit I looked at the sparse white hair which I had, they have turned orangish-goldenish, my hair are not frizzy as they used to be after being washed and dried. They are super-clean, deep conditioned, silky and smooth. I cannot wait to see the final henna color, the color to which it will settle finally will show up in 2-3 days (though I know it would be black with chestnut reddish sheen in sun with very few coppery-auburn highlights). So this is my henna experience- I hope it would help some of the newbies like me. All the previous nupur reviews were really useful for me! I will update in case of any surprising or better results than expected :)IT WAS FUN!