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Wow!

It looked much better with the henna. It looks very drab now and you are not blonde you have brown hair.

I love henna. It actually made my hair grow. It lasted 5 months on my hair. I had to do top sections only. Bottom half still holds the color.

What clarifying did you use?

Some of you in the comments, as well as Shelby, cannot be using real henna if you are complaining of wax/waxy feel, and saying it coats the outside of the hair. Real henna (Lawsonia or Mehendi) bonds inside the shaft, and I have been using it for 10 years and never, EVER had any waxiness. I use pure Indian henna, such as a Rajisthani type or even NuPure, which is easily available, plus other brands, but always the powdered plant which has to be soaked for 3 - 5 hours, applied as a workable paste, and left on for 3 to 4 hours before rinsing out all the plant material. If you are not doing that process, you are not using real henna! I am only interested in removing it because I want to see where I'm at with gray & white because my graying process was very patchy and uneven, last time I saw it. If it is more even now, I want to grow out the henna without chopping off too much of my long length. If I could fade the henna out a lot, that would be very helpful, since my hair grows more slowly now.

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Honestly, henna is only for people who do not want to use chemical dyes. It is a time commitment and process, and I recommend never mixing henna with conditioner. I had been fine with henna for years but the one time I mixed it with a conditioner it had a weird reaction that caused tangles in my hair. So if you want to do henna I suggest mixing it with simplistic ingredients, and only doing it every couple of months.

Ok I’m sitting here now, I mixed organic dishwashing liquid with citric acid and then I added baking soda and it turned into a foam monster so I’ve put the foam monster moose onto my head. And if it doesn’t work I’ll start again without the baking soda. I’ll reply to my comment with an update after I rinse it out

What citric acid did you use?

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Thank You for this video.

Thank u for this 💕

I wish I had watched this before I dyed my hair with henna. Prior to switching I used semi-permanent dyes and my hair was healthy and shiny. After henna it became parched and almost all my ends split. I'm trying so hard to remove it now but no luck. Thanks for sharing this, :)

Thank you so much for this, did you use any indigo? The henna I used (regretfully) lol is The Henna Guys Medium Brown, and then the last henna treatment I used was the red orange so I know I have that indigo in there still from the medium brown I did prior to the red orange ... I have already done the Color Oops which had lightened it quite a bit but mostly just my grow out lol the rest is light red... I'm considering bleaching just that part to match the lightness of the regrowth but I'm so scared it's going to turn green lol. Did you have just the red henna in your hair or did you darken it at some point with some indigo as well? Don't worry, I know not to expect the same results lol. I SO REGRET putting henna in my hair, I did it for the same reasons as you and boy I wish I saw this video beforehand. 😩

I had this exact same experience at a salon a year ago with henna in my hair! It was fried off!

You should have used Vitamin C Tablets! That way there is NO Damage!

Hi thanks for the video. I can't confirm this as I used henna for many years and it gave me very thick shiny hear and it was like a cure.I left like a protection coat on each singe hair. I loved it so much but I let it grow out now...

I so wish I’d seen this before I used henna..

I had waist length beautiful dark brown hair and I let my sister bleach my hair blonde. My hair was absolutely fried like hay / straw and I had to cut all my hair off to my shoulders. Henna LITERALLY saved my hair. Within 9 months my shoulder length hair had grown almost to the middle of my back because henna promotes hair growth and healthy scalp. Henna is definitely a lifesaver for all types of hair. I’ve been using Light Mountain Organic Henna for 4 years now and my hair has never been this healthy and shiny since I was a newborn baby. Henna definitely isn’t for anyone who likes to change up their hair color often.

I have to respectfully disagree as your hair was not all virgin before it was dyed as I noticed your henna grown out hair is thicker and healthier looking that what got bleached .. . I have 2b-c wavy hair and it goes limpish when I use henna , I also mix my henna with a bit of olive oil and my hair is silky and soft after using henna and its feels healthier. I've also dyed my hair with henna for 6 years now and usually just let it fade out but found your video helpful as this is the first time I've wanted to strip it out. . I use citric acid for canning , I will have to try it. thank you for this video, sorry the bleach killed your hair 😔

See, your henna color is what I expected when I put henna on mine. Instead its orange where I has highlights and rust/orange where I was brunette. Its been a week and I hate it

Henna dried my hair so bad.

I thought henna would make my hair healthier and last longer that was a lie. Now I’m thinking of having kids in the future and there is no way I can dedicate so much time to henna. Any suggestions ?

Is it citric acid powder

Hi! :) I'm curious to know what your thoughts are on the Made for This glue! I have done DIY lashes a number of times from different brands and used a variety of glues along the way. Waiting on my first Flutter Habit order (Happy Mediums and black Made for This glue) to come in, so I'd love to know where you'd place their glue in the lineup or how you would describe it!

Thanks so much!! This was so helpful to have them all compared ❤️

Love the feeling of henna on by hair- can’t stand the red tinge because it just doesn’t suit my colouring. However I tend to forget this dye with the henna then go through the process of removing until I do it all over again! 🤣🙈

Pretty!! 😍 Side note: I absolutely love your voice. It’s so soothing to me.

This is hugely helpful I never thought to use a brush! And since I’m 47 I don’t want to use powder anything!!! THANK YOU! I’ve never used tarte shape tape but right now I’m using an elf concealer which looks very similar as far as the thickness and the applicator. I am going to get a brush out tomorrow morning and try this method! Thanks again, Cathy

This is such a great video! You did a great job answering a lot of the questions I had! Which lashes do you like best - shorties or wink or sweetheart? Also, I’ll look on your channel because maybe you did a video - but I’m curious about the maintenance and sleeping, etc. If you wash your face and eye area with your normal cleanser wouldn’t that release the glue? Thanks so much! Cathy

The best way to know your wearing safe eyeshadow is if you make your own there’s some really easy diys you can make from scratch

What brand of citric acid?

Honestly, I’ve done henna three times now to cover grey. The way you explained how henna covers the hair shaft almost like wax makes sense. Yes, my hair is shiny but I hate the way henna makes my hair feel. It feels like it’s coated with something. This lessens with multiple washes over time as the henna fades but then I have to do it again as the roots come in and henna doesn’t look nice on the ends faded ☹️ it’s a constant battle. I might just let it grow out lol and then use highlights in my natural hair once it grows out in a few years. We’ll see. Thank you for this!

Question. You removed the lash, directly off the package form, but you do NOT remove any of the glue or adhesive that stuck the lash segment to that form, correct??

Henna didn’t damage your hair but the chemicals you put over henna. I was bleached blonde and and my hair was so so damaged I could not look at it . This January I decided to start henna and was also doing hair mask 2-3 times a week basically before every wash . And let me tell you the henna and all other herbs i used during this 6 months transformed my hair 100% to a healthy hair . Henna Will not dry out your hiar if you are using conditioner after and keep it at least20mim .I’ve also had hair cut every month that helped too.✌️

I used henna and continued to use it because it lasts so long. My hair is so soft and does feel much healthier from when I used to use box dyes. I want to go blonde now, but only cause I feel like switching it up (I still absolutely loved the henna). However, you need to use 100% natural henna. DO NOT USE ANY THAT CONTAIN METALLIC SALTS. The metallic salts is reacts with certain chemicals, resulting in your hair basically burning off. I’m going to an actual hairdresser because lightening myself seems too tedious. She herself told me it’s not a problem and we are just doing a strand test first to be sure. Henna was amazing for me. Just make sure you do your own research first because it is definitely a bigger commitment than box dyes.

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Thanks for the shade swatches!

This is just mu opinion but you look amazing with the Pacifica Sunscreen (Bronze Tint ).

I use Elta MD in my face and neck . Sun Bum on my body

Can you use crystallised citric acid?

I really appreciate you taking the time to make a video and share your experience. Your experience with henna is completely valid, and I’m really sorry you went through this. Your hair and you do look absolutely beautiful at all stages. For anyone wanting to use henna, please keep in mind that this is NOT everybody’s experience... I would even say this isn’t what the MAJORITY experience. Henna is an ancient herb used for thousands of years to make and keep hair healthy, strong and long. If 100% pure henna is used and applied correctly, that will be the effect you get. It will not damage your hair, as it cannot penetrate the cuticle, and only creates a coating around it. That is how it protects your hair from stressors. Like it was mentioned in the video, henna is a LONG TERM choice you make - until the hair grows out! Henna repaired my SEVERELY fried hair and got it long, shiny, thick and strong, and I am just one of countless success stories. However, it needs to be selected and applied with care, so if you aren’t sure what to do.. consult somebody who has real experience with this. Perhaps somebody who has experience using real Indian henna in the traditional way. Think of henna like medicine .. you wouldn’t consult UA-cam to heal you from a disease .. so keep in mind that UA-cam videos will not always have the most accurate information when working with tricky substances. There’s a reason why there are professionals for everything, and any Indian salon will be able to guide you should you decide to use henna for long term hair benefits.

You must apply coconut oil before bleaching! It will help lift the henna and with less damage 🌻

Ur info about henna is totally wrong im an aromatherapist and herbalist and i treat all hair issues and i tell u henna is a natural conditioner, it adds shine , strengthens follicles , accelerates hair growth amazingly (upto 4 cm per months) , eliminates frizz, and much more. Its just knowing how to use it and what to add to it and most important using plain unbranded henna powder

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When you rinsed it out did any color go down the drain? I tried it for the first time as you directed and I didn’t see any color in the tub

What citric acid did you use? I really want to try this my hair hair is like your before picture! I so agree with what you said about henna i feel the same

Never apply any chemicals on henna, it goes in chemical reaction with it making hair burn from the inside. I've just recently done that mistake and applied henna on my hair for the first time ever and holy shit I hate it. What's been working for me is firstly straighten the hair to open the cuticles. Spray hair thoroughly 1 measure of coca cola mixed with 4 measures of water and then apply coconut oil. As you apply the oil backcomb the hair so that the oil gets inside the hair. Put cling film all over hair and put a towel on it. Keep as long as you can (you can sleep in it). After that time I wash hair with head&shoulders interchangeably with a purifying citrus shampoo, as many times as required to get rid of the oil. Then I apply a henna mask Natural Classic Henna Hair Treatment Conditioner (it's great for hair growth and doesn't dye hair). I have done it twice and there was a lot of orange water going. The color is muuuuch less offensive. This should be done around 2/3 times a week until desired result. You're welcome

Never tried any of these..

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