Henna hair dye before and after brown

Today I decided to colour my hair with henna. You may be thinking, what's that got to do with an Autumnal theme? Well, the henna will turn my hair reddish, which is the colour of Autumn leaves! My red hair will also complement my Autumnal wardrobe. This is not a new venture for me - I ...

My hair is brown, in the summer it looks a tiny bit more multi-tonal, however it is still brown. Now i like being a brunette however i get a little bored of my hair sometimes, especially recently as it seems to have lost its shine and looks very dull. I have tried normal dyes before but hate having it grow out when I want my natural colour back, plus my hair is often pretty dry at the ends and dyes usually make this worse! So when I came across a big bar of smelly green stuff when wandering…

If you’re uncertain about trying out henna, here are 13 tried and tested things you can do to avoid a disaster when dyeing your hair with henna. These tips…

If you want to give your hair a break from chemical hair dyes but still want to freshen up your look, henna can be a great alternative. Henna has been used as a natural hair dye for centuries in the Middle East and South Asia but has grown popular in different parts of the world as it gives your hair a vivid red-brown tint without damaging your hair. Applying henna can be easy, even if it’s your first time trying. But how long do you wait to wash hair after henna?

So, you want to color your hair the natural way? Have you tried using Henna for dyeing your hair? If you did not know already, Henna is one of the natural dyeing choices for hair. It gives your hair an orange-red hue, temporarily. Unlike synthetic dyes, Henna is a safer and natural choice for coloring

Here are 6 things you should know BEFORE using henna hair dye. The first time I used it, I had no idea what to expect and regretted it, so I hope you'll learn from my mistakes!

DIY at home natural chemical free hair dye that works!

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I have been coloring my hair pretty regularly since I was about 21, maybe a bit younger. I am 27 now. So that's at least 6 years of chemically treating my hair. I really don't need to color my hair, I don't have any grays, and based off of other family members, I don't think I

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