Caca Rouge Henna

I used the whole block on my hair which is just past shoulder length but insanely thick. The smell was definitely not as bad as I thought it was going to be going by how others had reviewed it (a mix of wet grass and tea is pretty accurate for this colour at least, maybe the other caca colours smell better/worse?) I also used this on virgin medium brown hair since this is my first dye since …Read more

I have used henna as a child (it is a part of my culture), and over the past few years. I usually get it from Indian grocery stores, however, I was intrigued by all the reviews so I decided to give LUSH a go. One word to summarize my review for the henna: Horrible. Don't get me wrong, I love LUSH, but this one was really a no no for me.

First of all, its WAY over priced. You can …Read more

I got a sample block if this at lush the other day, the assistant told me it would bring out the red in my hair. I have brown hair but dye it mahogany and the red stands out. My hair is thin so the sample covered it all - I LOVE this stuff!! The colour is a natural ginger but multidimensional. It wasn't as messy as I had heard either! The block took a while to melt even when broken down …Read more

Originally I am a dirty blonde with very very fine hair and very little of it. I was feeling bored with my hair and decided to try something new. So I kind of impulsively bought the caca rouge from Lush.

1. Grating the bar as fine as you can is the best option, but ain't nobody got time for that. I grated some parts really fine, other not so fine, and the last ones I just stabbed …Read more

Lush henna is good because it is easily accessible to me, free from metal salts and makes a good strengthening treatment. I experience less shedding after use.

A brick provides up to 3 full head applications for me.
- 1/3 brick for up to 4" of coarse hair
- 1/2 brick for up to 6"
- 2/3 brick for up to 8"
- whole brick for up to 10"

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I've used the LUSH hennas and the Rainbow Lab hennas for about 3 years now- I recommend them both. I will say that years ago I used henna for the first time and it turned my hair into straw- it was a terrible experience. I learned later that you can NOT MIX henna with any chemical processing. I'd had my hair chemically straightened about 3 months before I tried the henna and wound up …Read more

Not worth the mess.

There are several reasons why I wouldn't want to repurchase this product:
1. It's so time-consuming. The instruction is that you rinse off the henna after 2 hours, but according to the most helpful reviews here, most people need at least 4 hours for the product to set it.
2. It's advertised as being environmentally friendly, but the amount of water needed to rinse off the …Read more

I tried Lush's Caca Rouge for the first time yesterday after doing some research. I stopped using hair dye a couple years ago, wanting to avoid the harsh chemicals, but my sister-in-law gets beautiful results with henna, so I decided to give it a go.

First: The staff member that helped me at Lush was wonderful and informative. I also loved the minimal packaging. I got it home …Read more

i bought this product to help my very damaged hair and have a hair change. i have sandy blonde hair that was very damaged and fried, i heard this was moisturizing and gave a great bright red color and saw many AMAZING reviews so thought i'll try it and i did... 3 times, 1 time i tried there were no real results other than some very very faint orange patches and a HUGE mess in my bathroom …Read more