Henna dyed hair

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How to get different color shades on blonde or gret hair using all natural henna indigo cassia and herbs

Henna Hair Color originates from a plant called "Lawsonia Intermis" which grows mostly in Northafrica, India or Egypt. Their leaves will be harvested around fall, they will be dried and processed into a green powder, the Henna Powder". For years,...

Jyoti says: For those of you who use or want to use 100% natural hair colours but do not like the smell of henna lingering for days afterwards, I may have found a solution. Last month, I tried something new with henna and indigo that I want to share with every one. Following an inquiry by a customer, I decided to experiment with soaking henna in a mixture of coconut oil and tepid water (half and half) before adding indigo. The result was worth it! The mixture was much more creamy and easier…

Wondering how I dyed my hair with henna without any hints of red? Read all about it here! I haven't dyed my hair in over 10 years. I've actually just dyed it a couple of times ever, not including my high school adventures with Sun-In, of course ;) . I've always liked my natural hair

We tried Lush henna hair dye, and I spent the afternoon effectively piling cow shit on my sister's head. But it turned out great. So I guess that's a win.

Using henna for hair has a long history. Here is everything you should know if you consider dyeing your hair with boxed henna hair dyes or mix an organic henna powder for DIY coloring.