So Henna 眉粉 3G 壶

What is the difference between brow henna and tint?

Henna is a dye derived from the plant Lawsonia inermis. Its dye molecule reacts with keratin in the skin and hair to create a stain. Commercial eyebrow henna products can contain additional colouring ingredients, so always check the specific product’s ingredient list.

Eyebrow henna is usually a powder mixed with water into a creamy paste and applied to the eyebrows. Traditional eyebrow tint is another form of dye widely used in lash and eyebrow colouring. It usually has a gel or cream consistency and needs to be mixed with a developer to activate it. Always follow the instructions for your chosen colouring system.

How can I achieve the brow lamination effect using So Henna?

You can use So Henna Brow Soap to finish the treatment and imitate the styled appearance of brow lamination. However, brow lamination itself should not be combined with a henna brow treatment in the same appointment.

Can I use henna for a brow lamination treatment?

Henna dye should not be used as part of a Brow Bomber treatment. Combining henna and lamination can put additional stress on the eyebrow hairs.

Follow the manufacturers’ guidance on the interval between lamination and a subsequent henna treatment, and assess the condition of the brows before proceeding. For colouring during brow lamination, use a compatible tint according to the treatment system’s instructions.

Are So Henna products vegan?

Check each So Henna product listing and its packaging for its specific ingredients, certifications and suitability. Claims about the range do not necessarily apply to every product.

Please note: Our So Henna White Brow Mapping Paste contains beeswax and is not vegan.

How long does it take to perform the treatment?

So Henna should stay on the eyebrows for 8–20 minutes, depending on the desired result and the product instructions. Including pretreatment, colouring and shaping, the appointment takes approximately 30–45 minutes. The time may vary depending on the client and the result you are achieving.

What is the best way to prepare the skin for a henna brow treatment?

• Remove makeup and wash the eyebrows with InLei® Delicate Lash & Brow Shampoo. Clean both the eyebrow hairs and the surrounding skin, then remove the cleanser thoroughly using damp cotton pads.
• If appropriate for the client’s skin and your treatment protocol, use London Lash Protein Pads to remove remaining residue.
• Where suitable, gently exfoliate with a soft brow scrub or peel, such as InLei® Soft Brow Peel. Follow the product instructions and avoid exfoliating irritated or compromised skin.
• Remove any remaining product using damp cotton pads and ensure the treatment area is clean and dry.
• Brush the eyebrows, and you are ready to start the treatment!

How is So Henna different from other brow henna powders on the market?

So Henna was developed by leading brow specialists, created by brow artists for brow artists. It is designed to be applied in one layer, helping make application straightforward.

So Henna shades can be used individually or mixed together to create a customised colour. The shade range allows technicians to select tones that complement each client’s colouring and desired result.

With correct application and aftercare, results can last up to six weeks on the brow hairs.

What can I mix So Henna powder with?

Add a little henna powder to a non-metallic mixing container and mix with a few drops of distilled water, following the product’s mixing instructions. Ensure all the powder is incorporated and allow it to stand as directed while you prepare the skin.

Why should I use distilled water rather than regular tap water?

Distilled water helps provide a consistent base when mixing So Henna powder. Tap water contains varying levels of minerals, which may affect the mixture and final colour result. Use clean equipment and follow the product’s preparation instructions.

How long does henna last on the hair and skin?

So Henna can last up to six weeks on brow hairs, depending on the natural hair growth cycle, and up to two weeks on the skin. Results vary between clients.

The intensity and longevity of the skin stain depend on several factors, including:

• The colour used during the treatment—darker shades tend to leave a stronger stain.
• Skin type—colour generally fades faster on oily skin.
• Mechanical factors, such as exfoliation, touching the brows and frequent cleansing.

Remember: Brow henna is primarily a brow colouring treatment. Any skin stain is an added benefit and cannot be guaranteed for every client.

I bought the same So Henna colour, but the powder looks different. Is this normal?

The appearance of henna powder can vary between batches and with storage conditions. Factors that can affect its colour include:

• The airtightness of the packaging.
• The packaging type.
• How frequently the product is opened and exposed to moisture in the air.
• Storage temperature.

A colour difference alone does not necessarily indicate a faulty product. However, check the expiry date and storage instructions, and contact the supplier if you notice unexpected changes in texture, smell or performance.