It causes cancer and chronic skin infections, why should you avoid black henna?

Since ancient times, natural henna has been known in our Arab region and in the Arab Gulf region in particular, and it was used by both men and women to dye hair, hands, nails, and heels, and was also used in the treatment of many skin diseases as mentioned in the trail, as it was used in dyeing Leather, wool, and silk.

The use of henna in our societies has been largely associated with religious and social occasions. It is widely used on holidays and henna is engraved at weddings, and it is hardly devoid of its use on ordinary days by some women as well as adornment for their husbands, where they also use it in drawing temporary tattoos and beautiful temporary drawings on their faces. their skin too.

Little by little, henna has become an integral part of our authentic folklore for which the Arab Gulf region is famous. Therefore, we rarely find an outlet in the Arab Gulf states that does not contain this substance.

But studies have recently proven that the use of black henna leads to ominous risks, due to the presence of chemicals with it that cause swelling of the scalp and eyelids and loss of vision in case of excessive use, and that black henna causes chronic skin infections!

Black henna also causes severe allergic reactions in the skin, so some doctors suggest that you do not use henna directly on your body for decoration, in order to avoid rashes or allergies.

Hence, we advise you to avoid black henna because it causes chronic skin infections, and we advise you to use natural red henna without adding any chemicals that irritate the skin and cause it to be sensitive.