SHAGUNGOLDShagun Gold Himalayan Henna Hair Colour, Burgundy, 250g (Pack of 3)

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Shagun Gold Himalayan Henna Hair Colour in Burgundy is sold as a pack of three 250g boxes. It suits families and regular mehendi users wanting a burgundy-toned henna for grey blending, with a patch test first since henna blends can still irritate.

Shagun Gold's Himalayan Henna Hair Colour is a henna-based colour in a Burgundy shade, sold as three 250g packs. That adds up to a generous 750g, which is useful for households where several people colour regularly or for anyone with long, thick hair who needs more product per session.

The title says henna and burgundy, but it does not list whether other colourants or herbs are blended in to shift the tone from henna's natural orange-red. Pure henna on its own gives coppery shades, so a burgundy henna likely includes additional ingredients. Check the listing for the full composition before buying.

Henna has a long tradition in India, and many people enjoy the ritual of mixing a paste, often with water, tea decoction or other liquids, and leaving it on for a few hours. Follow the pack's directions first, since adding your own ingredients can change the colour or cause unexpected reactions.

On black hair, a burgundy henna typically shows as a warm wine sheen under sunlight. Greys tend to take on the most colour, giving a reddish-burgundy look. Repeated applications usually deepen the colour, and many users find the result looks more even after two or three sessions.

Henna is often described as conditioning, but it can also leave hair feeling dry or stiff for some people, especially in winter. Following up with a gentle oil the next day or a conditioner can help. During monsoon, allow extra time for hair to dry fully after rinsing, to avoid a damp scalp.

Compared with chemical burgundy dyes, henna takes longer and gives a less exact shade, but many prefer it for routine use. Compared with plain henna, a burgundy variant aims for a cooler, more wine-like finish. Avoid mixing henna with chemical colour or applying chemical colour soon after without a strand test.

Store unopened packs in a cool, dry cupboard away from bathroom steam, since moisture can make henna powder clump and lose freshness.

Before ordering, confirm manufacturing and expiry dates, ingredient list and that all three packs are sealed. Do a 48-hour patch test and a strand test, wear gloves and keep the paste off your face and clothes. It was listed around ₹649 at the time of writing.

• Henna-based hair colour from Shagun Gold
• Shade: Burgundy
• Pack of 3, 250g each (750g total)
• Himalayan Henna branding
• Good value for long hair or multiple users
• Check listing for full ingredient list

Who it suits

• Regular mehendi users
• Families sharing a bulk pack
• Grey blending with a wine tint
• Long or thick hair needing more product

How to use

1. Do a 48-hour patch test and a strand test.
2. Mix the powder into a smooth paste as per the pack.
3. Rest the paste for the time stated, if instructed.
4. Apply on clean hair section by section with gloves.
5. Cover with a shower cap and leave as directed.
6. Rinse thoroughly with water and condition the next day if needed.