Discontinued Ancient Sunrise Rajasthani Jasmine Henna for Hair

Ancient Sunrise Rajasthani Jasmine is Discontinued. We recommend using Rajasthani Twilight in its place.Click Here


Ancient Sunrise® Rajasthani Jasmine is our best henna for dying bleached, damaged hair. The purity and fine sift is easy to work into and rinse out of fragile hair, gradually restoring strength and luster. Ancient Sunrise® Rajasthani Jasmine blends varying colors of bleach damage, leaving them looking like warm highlights against the rest of your hair! Ancient Sunrise® Rajasthani Jasmine stains hair red rather than auburn because it has a lower dye content than Ancient Sunrise® Rajasthani Twilight.

If you are allergic to chemical hair dye, or have been advised by your physician to not use chemical hair dye to dye your hair, you should be able to use Ancient Sunrise® Rajasthani Jasmine henna and other Ancient Sunrise® products safely. We have tested all Ancient Sunrise® hennas through an independent certified laboratory to insure that they have NO lead, NO PPD, NO contaminants, adulterants or pesticide residue.

Ancient Sunrise® Rajasthani Jasmine henna is independently certified 2.0% lawsone content.

Recommended amounts:

• 100g will dye or condition short hair.
• 200g will dye or condition collar length straight hair.
• 300g will dye or condition shoulder length straight hair.
• 500g will dye or condition waist length hair.

Store henna in a cool, dark, place. You may refrigerate or freeze henna. Henna quality may deteriorate at high temperatures.

More information and free e-book

The links below connect to chapters of the free e-book Ancient Sunrise® Henna for Hair, a book researched and written by Catherine Cartwright-Jones PhD, a researcher who focused her graduate and doctoral work on henna. Ancient Sunrise® Henna for Hair is meant to help people understand how to dye their hair without chemicals, to protect their own health and the health of the planet they live on, to correct the misconceptions that have lead to chemical hair dye industry replacing henna, and to dispel the abundant misinformation about henna.

You can download these selected chapters or download the entire book free of charge at http://www.hennaforhair.com/freebooks/

	Ancient Sunrise Chapter 5 Plants that Dye Hair Learn more about henna, indigo, and cassia and the chemistry of each of these dye plants. Understanding the botany of these plants will help you understand how to get the best results from your henna hair dye.
	Ancient Sunrise Chapter 6 Henna and Acidic Mixes Learn the necessary chemistry of mixing henna and cassia with a mildly acidic liquid. Learn about the different fruit acids and and how each has a different effect on henna.
	Ancient Sunrise Chapter 7 Mixing and Testing your Henna Learn about the mixing, dye release, formulation, and testing of a wide range of non-chemical permanent colors from henna, indigo, and cassia. This chapter includes step-by-step instructions to produce the color you want for your hair.
	Ancient Sunrise Chapter 8 How to Henna Your Hair Here are step-by-step instructions for first-time users dyeing hair blonde, brunette or black with henna and indigo.
	Ancient Sunrise Chapter 9 Gray Hair and 'Doing Your Roots' Here are step-by-step instructions for maintaining your gray roots as they grow in; dyeing them brunette, or black with henna and indigo.