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Surya Brasil Products Henna Cream, Black, 2.37 Fluid Ounce

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Colour Black
Package information Box
Product benefits Hypoallergenic
Brand SURYA BRASIL
Item form Cream
Hair type Chemically Treated
Number of Items 1
Unit count 70 milliliter
Material feature Cruelty Free
Material type free Paraphenylenediamine Free, Ammonia Free, Peroxide Free

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  • Surya Brazil Henna Cream-1 Box
  • Certified Cruelty Free - Vegan - Leaping Bunny
  • NO Ammonia - PPD - or Peroxide
  • Winner of Best of Natural Beauty Awards
  • Hypoallergenic - Dermatologically Tested - Safe for color treated hair

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Winner of the Best of Natural Beauty Awards, Surya Brazil's high performance Henna Cream Color is an anti-oxidant rich semi-permanent hair color that infuses hair with lush, vibrant color while nourishing with sustainably harvested botanicals. Every shade of Surya Brazil's sophisticated natural color contains vegetable extracts including herbs and fruits from Brazil and India, which offer simultaneous coloration and deep conditioning treatment for the hair as well as intense treatment for the scalp.

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Surya Brasil has spent the last 20 years unearthing the therapeutic performance of exotic botanical ingredients like buriti, murumuru and cupuaçu from the Amazon and combining them with ancient plants and herbs like 'Henna' (Lawsonia inermis) a flowering plant and Brahmi, a scalp soothing botanical from India to create the company’s natural henna color formulations, hair care and skincare.

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  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 16 x 6.6 x 16 cm; 68.04 g
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ Sept. 15 2015
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Surya Brasil Products
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0085XN1Q4
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ A023
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5 out of 5 stars
Anyone allergic can end the hunt now!
When I say it has been a hell of a ride getting a nice rich black colour without the horrible chemical burns, welts and cuts that happened slowly over a year when I would dye my hair.I was desperate but nothing worked. This is what I’ve been looking for. It doesn’t leak down your face if you sweat either! I did a spin class and it was fine, and that’s the best test aside from rain.No chemical burns, just all over amazing shine and grey coverage. Anyone that had greys left likely washed it off too soon, or didn’t part your hair and apply enough colour! So not to worry, as you can see my naturally very dark almost black hair looks almost light brown and white before I dyed it.Leave it on for a long time. I left mine for 4 hours after watching a bunch of YouTube reviews. I used the entire bottle to do my roots. Def would need 2 to go for my whole head. I have waist length, fine hair but alot of it.This made my hair so soft and silky feeling too. Like a treatment.And for reference what I’ve tried before is Arctic fox Transylvania, runs blue down your face if it’s wet and gets on your sheets, doesn’t cover grey really. Same goes for Kenra True Black. DpHue black is bomb, for a refresh but not aggressive grey coverage, acts as a black gloss so ur not embarrassed to leave the house with bad hair lol. Bumble and bumble colour stick crayon in black, good but expensive af if you use it more than a few times a month, it wont last. However its a bandaid solution between dyes in a pinch, but it will always be in my bag anyways.I tried Olia like it suggested in many articles too, burnt my head very very badly, so patch test is key.Update 3 weeks later: colour is starting to wash out, but for the amount of wash out its not bad and wont be embarrassing to leave the house or anything. It actually washes out with each wash, the water has a bit of brownish in it, but it’s not too bad. You do need to make sure your wet hair isn’t on your light things, it can stain it.I do spin classes and don’t find any colour transfer from sweating.
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Dfranchesca
5.0 out of 5 stars Anyone allergic can end the hunt now!
Reviewed in Canada on April 29, 2023
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When I say it has been a hell of a ride getting a nice rich black colour without the horrible chemical burns, welts and cuts that happened slowly over a year when I would dye my hair.

I was desperate but nothing worked. This is what I’ve been looking for. It doesn’t leak down your face if you sweat either! I did a spin class and it was fine, and that’s the best test aside from rain.

No chemical burns, just all over amazing shine and grey coverage. Anyone that had greys left likely washed it off too soon, or didn’t part your hair and apply enough colour! So not to worry, as you can see my naturally very dark almost black hair looks almost light brown and white before I dyed it.

Leave it on for a long time. I left mine for 4 hours after watching a bunch of YouTube reviews. I used the entire bottle to do my roots. Def would need 2 to go for my whole head. I have waist length, fine hair but alot of it.

This made my hair so soft and silky feeling too. Like a treatment.

And for reference what I’ve tried before is Arctic fox Transylvania, runs blue down your face if it’s wet and gets on your sheets, doesn’t cover grey really. Same goes for Kenra True Black. DpHue black is bomb, for a refresh but not aggressive grey coverage, acts as a black gloss so ur not embarrassed to leave the house with bad hair lol. Bumble and bumble colour stick crayon in black, good but expensive af if you use it more than a few times a month, it wont last. However its a bandaid solution between dyes in a pinch, but it will always be in my bag anyways.
I tried Olia like it suggested in many articles too, burnt my head very very badly, so patch test is key.

Update 3 weeks later: colour is starting to wash out, but for the amount of wash out its not bad and wont be embarrassing to leave the house or anything. It actually washes out with each wash, the water has a bit of brownish in it, but it’s not too bad. You do need to make sure your wet hair isn’t on your light things, it can stain it.

I do spin classes and don’t find any colour transfer from sweating.
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Dfranchesca
5.0 out of 5 stars Anyone allergic can end the hunt now!
Reviewed in Canada on April 29, 2023
When I say it has been a hell of a ride getting a nice rich black colour without the horrible chemical burns, welts and cuts that happened slowly over a year when I would dye my hair.

I was desperate but nothing worked. This is what I’ve been looking for. It doesn’t leak down your face if you sweat either! I did a spin class and it was fine, and that’s the best test aside from rain.

No chemical burns, just all over amazing shine and grey coverage. Anyone that had greys left likely washed it off too soon, or didn’t part your hair and apply enough colour! So not to worry, as you can see my naturally very dark almost black hair looks almost light brown and white before I dyed it.

Leave it on for a long time. I left mine for 4 hours after watching a bunch of YouTube reviews. I used the entire bottle to do my roots. Def would need 2 to go for my whole head. I have waist length, fine hair but alot of it.

This made my hair so soft and silky feeling too. Like a treatment.

And for reference what I’ve tried before is Arctic fox Transylvania, runs blue down your face if it’s wet and gets on your sheets, doesn’t cover grey really. Same goes for Kenra True Black. DpHue black is bomb, for a refresh but not aggressive grey coverage, acts as a black gloss so ur not embarrassed to leave the house with bad hair lol. Bumble and bumble colour stick crayon in black, good but expensive af if you use it more than a few times a month, it wont last. However its a bandaid solution between dyes in a pinch, but it will always be in my bag anyways.
I tried Olia like it suggested in many articles too, burnt my head very very badly, so patch test is key.

Update 3 weeks later: colour is starting to wash out, but for the amount of wash out its not bad and wont be embarrassing to leave the house or anything. It actually washes out with each wash, the water has a bit of brownish in it, but it’s not too bad. You do need to make sure your wet hair isn’t on your light things, it can stain it.

I do spin classes and don’t find any colour transfer from sweating.
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Ashley Popova
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice
Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2023
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As advertised, none of the dye stays in your hair, eventually it all washes out
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4.0 out of 5 stars Suppose to Be SAFE
Reviewed in Canada on February 15, 2023
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I have used Surya Brasil Henna Cream several times before because it has less chemicals than some other hair dye. It is effective as a hair colouring but is has to be kept on for a few hours to get the best effect.
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Ishy
1.0 out of 5 stars Severe allergic reaction with patch test
Reviewed in Canada on August 12, 2023
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I bought this after seeing that it doesn't contain several allergens and toxic chemicals and hoped that this would end my journey to find non allergic hair dye, it turned out to be wrong. I did the patch test on a very small area of scalp. The reaction is so sever that I have to take allergy medication and whole head is burning. I would go back to normal henna+indigo combo. Anyone trying this dye should be very careful.
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YF.
5.0 out of 5 stars nice tool
Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2022
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I like it very much. It works for me. The color is natural.
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Annie Ringuette
5.0 out of 5 stars Best hair dye.
Reviewed in Canada on October 16, 2020
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This is the best hair dye that I ever used. I was diagnosed with contact dermatitis and so far this works. For me, no allergies, no fuss on my scalp, no itchiness and headaches. I am very pleased.
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Victor Gamboa
5.0 out of 5 stars Good product
Reviewed in Canada on July 24, 2021
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Good product
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bob
4.0 out of 5 stars The product meets our expections
Reviewed in Canada on August 18, 2018
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it is good
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5.0 out of 5 stars Covers my grey hair wonderfully and gives my hair back it's exact natural color
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024
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I don't like to use powdered henna due to the dust and mess, but I developed a severe allergy to both box and professional hair dye after overdying my hair in high school. I usually develop red, itchy, painful allergic reactions on my scalp, neck, and ears for up to 2 weeks. I was using Arctic Fox's "Transylvania" as my primary dye and Keracolor Clenditioner in "Onyx" for touch ups because they're the only dyes I found that covered whites/ greys. Arctic Fox bleeds like crazy, so I wanted to try something else for my primary dye. As mentioned, I don't like the production and mess of powdered henna. This is premixed and ready to use. My ONLY issue is how drippy this is. Make sure you have at least one extra towel on hand during application and while you leave it on.
Bottom line, this has great coverage, works on white and grey hair, gives a natural tone, and conditions, leaving my hair it's natural dark brown/ almost black hair shiny and restores its natural auburn tone in the sun.
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Marissa Ramirez
4.0 out of 5 stars Buen producto
Reviewed in Mexico on October 5, 2022
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El producto es bueno, le doy 4 estrellas porque pedí 2 hennas color negra y una me llego color cafe
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ليس اللون أسود تماماً
3.0 out of 5 stars الصبغة
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on March 29, 2024
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ليس اسود قريب من البني
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Shelly
5.0 out of 5 stars So much better than the powder mixtures!
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
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I have searched for a Henna color that was a cream instead of the stinky powders you have to mix (and in my case to achieve black hair apply multiple colors) and this one has been the answer to my prayers! I highly recommend, especially if you have had the same issues as I have in achieving a consistent color!
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Niles508
4.0 out of 5 stars If you have POLIOSIS and/or VITILIGO: this colorant is one of the few that are safe to use
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023
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VITILIGO:
I've had vitiligo for many years. This is an auto-immune "disease" that affects skin cells that produce melanin. Melanin is what is produced by cells to give color to your skin. (It can be very troubling for those with darker skin tones, not so bad for those who are light-skinned to begin with.) I am caucasion, so it has not been a serious issue and often goes unnoticed in winter/spring. If I stay out of strong sun in the summer the discoloration is minimized. But I learned to simply ignore it. It does not bother me, but I try to keep out of strong sun for long periods of time. It can affect large or small patches anywhere on your body, and it is best to stay out of strong sun. Lack of pigment allows sun's UV rays to cause skin cancer, sunburn, etc. So, it can result in serious health issues if you don't pay attention.

But, if you have vitiligo, you are greatly restricted in choice of hair coloring products. I didn't know this until I had been thinking about coloring the grey/silver hairs in my beard. My beard was originally black (my hair is dark brown), and I saw that my beard hair had turned silver/grey/black over the years, while my hair remained dark brown. So, about 15 years ago I looked at beard colorants for men. In small type on the boxes, the products always cautioned against using if you have vitiligo. That was weird -- but, ALL of the products have this caution. I looked it up, and it seems that the chemicals used in most hair colorants can increase the vitiligo if you already have the condition. So, I did not bother coloring my beard.

POLIOSIS:
Anyway, recently, I developed poliosis. I had never heard of this before, and I only learned about it after googling my symptoms. Poliosis is very similar to vitiligo -- except that it affects your hair follicles. The cells that produce melanin become disabled or die, and your original hair color disappears in the affected areas. Typically, this is just a patch of hair, or several patches, and results in a streak of white (or maybe grey) growing in your hair. This certainly is not a great problem -- especially in today's world where many people purposely put streaks of color in their hair. Many even might find the poliosis streak (or streaks) to be cool , interesting, or stylish. It really can't be distinguished from purposeful color streaks.

But, poliosis can spread beyond a patch or two. In my case, the poliosis arrived quite suddenly. The entire rear portion of my head is affected. So, I have dark brown hair (with some greys) looking head-on. But, from the side or rear, I have white (yes, white) hair that appeared over the course of about two months. VERY FAST! The other thing about this failure of the melainin-producing cells is that the white hair becomes course/wiry -- not at all like the original fairly straight hair. Nobody knows what causes vitiligo or poliosis. Both are auto-immune "diseases". An overactive immune system, apparently. Those who have vitiligo are more likely to also have poliosis. Another factor that appears to be related to poliosis is low thyroid hormone -- something that i was recently diagnosed with. So, all of this makes sense: vitiligo, poliosis, low thyroid hormone are all related to my apparent auto-immune issues.

OK, now that I've introduced you to these melanin issues: I once again searched for a hair colorant to deal with my poliosis (taking into account that I also have vitiligo). I wouldn't really care if it involved a few patches of white (yielding white streaks in my hair). But, in my case, it involved the back half of my head -- and I wanted to subdue the "freakshow" quality of my poliosis. I narrowed it down to just a few hair-coloring products, having investigated Amazon and all the internet. Upon further investigation, all of the products (except for henna) proved to be unacceptable for those who have poliosis. Many adverise that they are safe, etc, -- but, upon reading the actual chemical contents, I came to realize that you MUST do your own investigation that goes beyond the hype.

I did not even know what henna is (and I still don't quite know). But, I found a few products that are henna and which you must mix with some other chemical/product before use. And, you can mix in varying ratios, etc. This seemed way too complicated for me. I was not interested in mixing anything. Surya Brazil Henna Creme was the last "survivor" on my list of colorant products. It does not involve any mixing. Just apply to wet hair, let it sit awhile, and rinse with water. That fits into my level of time that I want to devote.
Does it work? Yes. I am able to "disappear" the white hair from the back of my head. I don't care if there is still some "grey" showing. I have a little bit of grey in the rest of my "normal" hair. So, having a bit of grey in the back of my head looks perfectly normal. This product successfully eliminates the "freakshow" quality of my poliosis. If all of my hair turned white, I probably wouldn't use this product (or any product).

How long does it last? I wash my hair daily. The Surya Henna Creme, I have found, has to be re-applied after about 2 weeks. At the end of two weeks, the colored section has faded largely to a grey -- but, still, not white. It is not a permanent dye, and I wish it would last longer. But, it's pretty good.
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