HELP! Jamila Henna Purchase Gone Wrong

I went into a local Indain store and purchased Jamila henna and I made sure it said "Superior Quality" on it, but what I didn't pay attention to was the "haircolor" word that followed it. Clearly this isn't the body art henna and my goal is tho get the deepest tint/color on my dark hair. I have never henn'd before

Has any one tried this one before? If so, how does it compare to the one that is for body art?

I was so excited to mic up my henna tonight to apply tomorrow, but not sure if I have the right one.

Help!

My advise to anyone that's doing Henna for the first time is to get it done by a professoinal.

@LadyDivah -
Where in NYC did you buy it from? Manhattan or another borough? Thanks!

~NeeC1

I got it in Manhattan from an Indian store on Lexington avenue Singh trading. I also know now Jamila offers 2 types of henna that come in same graphic design boxes but different colorings. The one I originally bought is their henna for hair. The one I wanted is BAQ and comes in a silver box with same photo of woman and states it is superior quality. That is the one that is best to use as it is sifted more than the one for hair. I was able to get the BAQ from www. Hennasooq.com and they explain the 2 kinds on their site .Mystery solved!