Henna, the natural solution for hair care and beauty according to Mahboubi Moussaoui:

Here is a new collection that brings together a list of natural products with which it is possible to take care of the whole body, from head to toe. Some of these products are less known than others by the general public, this is an opportunity to discover them and take advantage of their beneficial properties.

By extension, we call henna other mixtures of plants which are used in the same way to dye or treat the hair.

1. For chestnut and brown henna, it is a mixture of Lawsonia inermis and indigo, ie indigo leaves reduced to fine powder. It is a tree of which there are several species, most often from the Himalayas.

2. Neutral henna is obtained from the plant Cassia obovata (Cruciferae) or other species of cassia, sometimes it is even rhubarb root.

3. Blonde henna may contain Lawsonia inermis but is mostly made up of various plants intended to bring out the blonde highlights of the hair. After presenting the real henna (Lawsonia inermis), the objective is to lead the reader beyond the simple coloring property of this natural product. It is a question of showing the aspect less known to the public, that of the medicinal virtues of henna.

The author explains the benefits of henna to us through different themes:

• Summary
• Introduction
• Universal history of herbal medicine.
• Henna
• Name of henna.
• General characteristics of Henna

- The henna trunk

- Henna leaves

- Henna flowers

- The fruits of henna

• Henna Habitat
• History of henna
• How to get henna?
• Composition of Henna
• The medicinal properties of Henna
• Preparation and application of henna
• hair structure
• The action of henna on the hair
• Products associated with henna

1. Senna

2. Harkous

3. Katam

• henna on the skin
• Warning and Caution
• Learn about the medicinal plant
• Methods of preparation