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Henna Botanical Description
Henna Botanical DescriptionThe botanical name of henna is Lawsonia Inermis. It is known by different names in various countries all over the world.

Plant Description
It is a naturally occurring shrub that grows 3 - 8 ft tall. The plant bears small yellow and white coloured flowers. Leaves, flowers and fruits are the used parts of the plant for manufacturing different products. It has been in use for a long time as a natural colorant for dyeing hair and applying beautiful designs on hands and feet. It is native to countries like India, Egypt, Persia and Syria.

The plant contains a naturally occurring coloring agent known as a hennotannic acid, this is so because the chemical property of the coloring agent resemble those of tannins.

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