Mehandi Cone

The henna color nice and dark but gets dark over a couple of days

Fantastic

Doesn’t give a good stain and the tip keeps coming out blobby and gets stuck easily. Is very inconsistent. Wouldn’t recommend. But is cheap and can be used to practice simple designs... but you are unable to do a lot of detail as the tip isn’t small enough

Obviously, this henna is never going to give you as good a stain as when using freshly-made henna, but if you're feeling too lazy to make your own / too broke to buy the best henna / looking for inexpensive cones for practise, these cones are pretty good, and excellent value. The stain darkens quite slowly - I've found it darkens on my skin over the course of about three days, so it may look orange-ish for a longer while than you're used to. Is it wedding-quality henna? Of course not, but twelve cones for less than £10 is amazingly inexpensive and the stain is as good as that of any cheap henna I've tried.

Bought for my daughters who are loving this Henna. Hard to use at the start of a cone but once you get going it’s a breeze. Also tricky to put the “pin” it’s plastic and bends a lot back in the cone