The key thing is that if the henna dries, it doesn't matter where it came from. Henna is effectively mud. Dried mud in your hair is gonna make your hair break. The coco butter won't make much difference, and as someone who's used LUSH henna, while I have nothing positive or negative to say on the color or conditioning it imparts, I can very assuredly tell you dealing with their henna is worse than anything else you'll encounter in terms of preparing because it's in a brick. It's an absolute exercise in aggravation to melt into something that you can put on your hair.
TLDR: Yes, you'll have to wrap LUSH henna too, or your hair will break.
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