Henna locs

Dyeing Locs Naturally With Henna and Indigo We are all for embracing and owning your natural hair, from color to texture. With that said it’s also totally understandable to have that desire, that itch, that need for change. It may be a seasonal thing where you can easily blame it on the shift in temperature. Maybe you

Kynn J. Mo 🌞 on Instagram: "The color just keeps getting better! • I know you’re supposed to renew Henna every 4 weeks but I kind of like this faded look! It has a sort of ombré effect and it really makes my locs pop! • #loclivin #loclife #locstylesforwomen #locqueen #curlylocs #natural #locdynn #explorepage #manechoice #30daymanechoicechallenge #kynnteddy #healthylocs #mediumlocs #locnation #locstyles #locsnation #texturetuesday #feed #explore #explorepage #curlylocs #redlocs #locdynn"

Also known as Mehndi, henna is a natural dye that can be used to dye Sisterlocks, cover greys and help to make hair thicker and stronger. I've used henna in my hair for 3 years and here I share some dos and don’ts to remember when using henna to colour Sisterlocks.

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Dyeing Locs Naturally With Henna and Indigo We are all for embracing and owning your natural hair, from color to texture. With that said it’s also totally understandable to have that desire, that itch, that need for change. It may be a seasonal thing where you can easily blame it on the shift in temperature. Maybe you

When you're looking for natural, effective hair dye, you'll want to consider henna. It's an easy-to-use alternative to commercially-formulated hair color. And, if you use 100% natural henna, you'll be happier with the final result. Before you start using henna or any other hair dye though, read on to find out more. Natural Vs. Chemical Chemical dyes are tough on hair and cause significant damage over time. You've probably heard of over-dyeing. This only happens with chemicals due to their…

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!

hi everyone! i have been hennaing my hair for about a year now and absolutly love it! recently i have been considering dreading my hair because i have always kind of wanted to and it just seems like a good time in my life to go for it. but i would really like to continue hennaing if i do (henna red dreads will look awesome!) does anyone know if this is possible?