This rare Egyptian Henna label is from J. C. Japp & Co., Inc. of Cincinnati, Ohio. The label measures 4” Wide x 2.7” High, features the flowers of the Henna plant using wonderful purple, gold, and teal colors, and dates to early 1900s. The labels says its “For Tinting The Hair Beautiful Auburn Shades” and “Any hair matched perfectly”. They also recommend you wear Japp’s Reliable Switches and Transformations (What ever those are). This label is just simply beautiful.
The leaves of the fascinating Henna plant are the source of a red-brown dye widely used for body art, known as Mehndi in South Asia and now popular around the world. Egyptian Royalty were said to dye their hair with Henna leaves. Since 1890 it has been widely used in Europe for tinting the hair, usually in the form of a shampoo, many shades being obtainable by mixing with the leaves of other plants, such as indigo. The plant is mostly found in Egypt, India, Kurdistan, Iran, and Syria.
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