• Ideal powder for cold and dark shades.
• 100 g.
• The result obtained will be fully visible after a few hours after drying..
• Application background: dark brown, brown (40-90 minutes). On a light brown background, without or with very few whites, it carries the nuance on dark and cold tones..

The Katam (Buxus Dioica) is a shrub belonging to the Buxaceae family. It grows mainly spontaneous in the arid, desert and rocky areas of Yemen. Right here you can find the best coloring quality of the itself. From the dried and powdered Katam leaves you get a green dyeing powder, very similar to that of Indigofera (Black Henna). Also in the color the two powders are similar, containing some common coloring principles. Katam powder is therefore ideal for obtaining cold and dark shades, but unlike the Black Henna that offers reflections on blue, Katam helps to obtain more purple shades. It is therefore very useful to reach the cold and dark shades of chestnut, combined for example with the Walnut Mallo Mixture, or useful for composing mahogany shades, combined for example with Burning Red, etc. Classic application base of pure powder: chestnut, dark brown, brown (40-120 minutes). On a light brown background, without or with very few whites, it carries the nuance on dark and cold tones. In the presence of white hair (above 10%, especially if located in one area) it is recommended to proceed with a double passage of coverage and reflection: Red Henna No. 2 or No. 3 (10-40 minutes); rinse and then lay Katam (40-120 minutes). The result obtained will be fully visible after a few hours of drying. PURE KATAM POWDER Pack of: 100 Gr How to Use:In a and with a spoon, preferably not metal, mix the necessary a of Katam (for medium thick hair, shoulder length, should suffice 100 g of powder) with hot water, until a batter is not too thick. For 100 g of powder approximately 300/340 ml of water or (optional) black tea will be sufficient. Add (optional) a pinch of baking soda in preparation water. Let the batter rest for 1-2