Pure ziziphus spina christi christ's jujube powder, obtained from the powdered leaves only. Ziziphus is an herb with purifying properties for the hair, capable of giving body to the shaft without altering its basic color, while also providing a shiny effect. In yemen, pakistan, and india, it is called sidr and is used not only for the hair but also for the body. Its dried and powdered leaves are particularly rich in minerals such as iron, magnesium, and calcium. Excellent for damaged, fine, and lifeless hair, it can also act in small doses as a fixative for other plant-based coloring powders, such as indigofera black henna . Otherwise, it remains very useful for reducing the intensity of the tones obtainable with other herbal dyes, being una neutral powder. Ziziphus is proposed as an alternative to cassia ibovata in the classic role of neutral henna, a polishing tonic. Unlike cassia, ziziphus perhaps offers less light reflection, but it certainly doesn't leave any tone or mid-tone in the hair while cassia, with prolonged use, could instead bring whites towards a light blonde or slightly darken extremely light bases . Modo directions for use: like all herbal applications, the powder is mixed with hot water in una bowl using a spoon preferably non-metal to form una fine paste, similar to una puree. Apply evenly to washed and slightly damp hair, then cover with cling film and leave on for 20 to 45 minutes. Finally, rinse thoroughly with water and dry as usual. Plant species:...