I dyed my natural hair with HENNA.. I did not expect this 😳
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2023
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I've been using 100% henna on my natural black hair for the past 4 years as a substitute for protein treatments (with the benefit that I love the red tint it gives in the sun) since my hair is protein sensitive, so I'm very well versed in the whole process. I wanted to give some tips/advice and hopefully help out anyone else that plans to do this themselves, so sorry in advance for the long comment:
There's no such thing as 100% natural black henna. If a company labels or sells you something like that, then they've added chemicals. The closest natural black dye you'll get is indigo, and they do make henna powders with indigo mixed in to give that deep look. According to the ingredients on the package of the one you got, it doesn't seem like it was a natural product. If you're planning on bleaching your hair again before the next 6-12 months, I strongly suggest going to a professional and telling them very clearly that you've dyed your hair with questionable henna. I do hope you eventually try this again, but with more reputable products.
Henna as a dye is reddish/copperish, more close to your original colour. If you do plan on doing this again:
1) buy henna powder without any additives and buy indigo powder and mix them together if you want a deeper colour
2) never use metal utensil or objects when mixing your henna; it can sometimes react and make it have little to no effect
3) to help the dye penetrate into your hair deeper, add some acid to it - either acv or some lemon juice works well. if you use boiling water to start the process of extracting the dye, you don't have to leave it overnight. 3-4 hours is all you need before you start applying it to your hair.
4) similar to it on the skin, you want to leave henna on as long as possible so the colour can develop deeply. even better if you don't mind having it dry on your hair, but I know it's a messy process, so 2 hours to overnight will yield the best result - just throw a towel down on your pillow and stuff some paper towels under your shower cap
5) ALWAYS and I mean ALWAYS deep condition after henna. it dries your hair out to the bones, so a good deep condish session is always needed. I mix my preferred conditioner with some coconut oil and castor oil and leave it in for as long as I've had the henna in, or at least 1-2 hours minimum. you can apply heat and make it a hot deep conditioner, but it's not really necessary
6) this is optional, but also depends on your mess level - you don't need to coat your whole face/body with vaseline when applying henna - remember that the dye is released over time and it's released very slowly at that. by the time you're done completely covering your hair, any henna that's gotten on your skin can be rinsed off and will leave little to no stains since it hasn't really had time to release the dye yet
7) twist or braid the sections after you've applied your henna. not only does it really squish in the product, but it also helps keep it out of the way so it's much less messy overall
Good advice
Curly Proverbz and Henna Sooq are great resources for Henna and Aryuvedic hair care in general
@@jeanninegorden8142I concur. Usually Farida’s (curly proverbz) henna and other products have transformed my hair. It’s never been this long, strong, and thriving.
Me too. Everytime I do a protein treatment, my hair gets sooo dry that is takes weeks to recover. Even though I hate to henna and my colors are all over the place, my hair is strengthened perfectly. And my ends looks repaired.
It's true, she didn't buy a mix of indigo and henna without additives. I use it for my grey hair and it dyes the hair a pretty deep black.
Look. If your bathroom doesn’t look like a murder scene after you dye your hair then you didn’t do it right 😂
It definitely did I just didn’t show that part 😂😂 my bathroom is still recovering 🥲
Sooooo true!!!!
That made me think 😂 to do it and rinse it out ouside of the house 😂😂
Mine didn’t this time. I’ve gotten better at containing the splatter. No blue light needed 😂
Does it work to brighten / lighten your hair?
I have a hand mixer just for mixing my henna, so it comes out pretty smooth. Henna can also be very drying, so you have to make sure to use a really moisturizing conditioner after.
Also instead of water you can add coffee…. This is some advice that I got from some Indian and Pakistani friends who have been using Henna all of their life and I definitely saw the difference so I always use coffee in my mixture when doing color.
Ooooo that’s new. What does the coffee do when mixed with henna? Thanks for sharing!
@@jennahilton8259 hello, the coffee gives you a darker hue and its also a DHT blocker 😊
I used to do the Henna treatments. It really helps to strengthen the hair. Since you had like the reddish undertones. Next time you can add red Raj to it (it comes in the powder form as well. )and it will give you the nice reddish undertones if that’s something you want to keep. And since you did it for color this time, make sure the next time you do a treatment you do a henna mask you add different ingredients to turn it into a treatment just to keep the overall integrity of your hair and to strengthen it.
I recommend putting newspaper on the ground and using a towel or smock you don’t care about for the mess. I have even dyed my hair outside too.
Omg the outside idea is so good!!
Sister, can you tell me If I use this henna, will there be any allergy?
I am from Middle East I am so happy🥰 that you try Henna I used henna too the mixture is very heavy sis you must Make the henna consistency medium, neither heavy nor liquid. The softer you make the henna consistency, the more the hair will benefit from the henna
P.S. your henna should be the texture of pancake batter. It’s definitely ok to add more liquids to thin out the paste. ❤
Love it‼️ I've been looking into coloring my hair, especially for grey coverage, but I don't want the chemicals so I checked out henna but just haven't done it yet. I think I'll do it after looking at this video. Thanks Amber 👍🏽
It turned out beautifully. ❤
Looks fab!!
That color looks so beautiful on you! I love it! ❤❤
Curls are POPPING!
Great results!
Hello amber, your hair looks great after henna treatment, I love my henna treatments, once a month is great for hair
WOW it looks so good, you look younger. It was even satisfying to watch how the henna was changing the color.
Awww My beautiful Queen 😍❤️
I love the Henna color on your Hair ❤️ it looks sooo damn perfect 🥰
Well done , my Queen ❤
It looks beautiful! Your hair is flourishing!
Thank you!!❤️❤️❤️
Can you do a video on your experience living in Belgium as a mixed/and or black woman? I’d love to know more about your country/culture. 🥰
Amazing hair!
Gorgeous!😍😍
Wow the result is amazing you look more radiant 🤩🤩🤩
I love ve love the hair color it is a really dark brown which honestly looks more natural then black and henna can be very good for hair
The dye took so beautifully! You'll have to check out Henna Sooq here on UA-cam for all things henna related, in particular coloring hair. She is a wealth of knowledge!
There is no such thing as "black henna". Henna is *always* red. Always. Now, there are "boxed" henna powders that are "mixes" with indigo, which would make it brown to black, but there's been tons of news on PPD in "black henna". In which case that is no way natural. Hope I understood it right and it was in fact a mix with indigo powder. And not a PPD henna.
It looks nice on you Amber.
Henna is the truth!! The difference I felt on my hair was major. Such healthy results and my hair was moisturized for several days after styling. Some people leave it for 3-4 hours but I only do 1 hour and I still get amazing results.
Love the dark hair
Black hair works great with your coloring.
I’m going to order some henna now. ❤
You will see the benefits from henna❤ it helps the Hair get thicker and protects it.. the colour suits you so well.. you Look beautiful 🌹
It can also break your hair if you do it too often.
@@1love847 thats true.
The way henna does my hair I really wanna mix it with some cornstarch and make gel because cornstarch does juice up and define my curls but henna makes it layy all the way down
Beautiful 😻
Friendly reminder, body art quality is the safest henna.
Hi my dear I love henna the red one it my favorite.
What kinda henna is that? In my culture you mix it with black tea or at least hot water. And you leave it on your hair for hoooooours
I haven’t nag been using henna for a few years and is better than chemical dyes. I also use the plant based dye shampoo for quick touch ups. However repeated use of henna can relax your curls making it straighter. Plus after using henna use a deep conditioner to stop the hair drying out. My bathroom walls are stained😮😮😮😮
I’ve noticed that your hair looks kind of straight tip. Use bentonite clay to bring your curls back. Use it for about a month and your curls will be back to normal.
Don't use metal utensils with henna.
Hey amber, love your videos. Quick advice, henna should not be mixed with metal or in a metal bowl as it can interact with it. Best to mix your henna with a non metal spoon or spatula
I love Henna. I've started using it since 2016 and I love it, but not the process.
At first, I wasn't sure how to use it(I got a copper dye) and didn't understand about adding Indigo to get it really dark, but now I do. My hair is dark brown but looks dusty brown when it needs to be washed. I'm about to use it in the morning without the Indigo, because, sometimes I don't mind the copper tone(It's mostly on my resistant greys around the perimeter of my hair). Now I wait up to 24 hours after my rinse, before adding any oils, etc(as advised by Henna professionals) to allow the Henna color to deepen.
If I'm not doing just a root touch-up, I put newspapers on my floor and use cold water to clean spots that splash on the tile. Whenever I'm doing a treatment I add rice water to my liquid and apple-cider vinegar along with some essential oils, then I add all of my products right after my rinse.
Greetings! Im interested in doing this to take care of my stubborn greys. Do you have to do a treatment monthly to take care of the greys?
@@ashleyrichard9586I'm not OP, but I have experience with henna and stubborn greys.
Henna is pretty much the only thing that can take on my greys and not wash out two weeks later. It actually stays forever, only loses a little bit of shine/ brightness. So after a couple times of dyeing the full length I only touch up my roots now, when regrowth is big enough to bother me.
My natural color is ~level 6, I use only henna, the result is auburn with copper streaks where the greys are. For more brown result people mix henna and indigo, ratio depends on how dark/toned down you want it to be. For black, a two-step process seems to give great results (first go in with henna, to "fill in" the color so it won't look hollow, then indigo).
There's a lot of different recipes, lots of videos on YT about henna, look into it. Just remember the biggest points: buy natural herb powders with no additives; it's HARD to get out of the hair and can be drying; tell your hairdresser that you have henna in your hair and/or do a test strand before any chemical process (bleach, perm etc.). My personal point: as long as it's pure henna, it doesn't have to be expensive.
Sorry for the wall of text, I got carried away😅
@@resstie Thank you so much for that! I will definitely look into it!
Have a great week 🙂
Henna basically impregnates your strands. It's nearly impossible to get rid of and it's hard to dye over it. I've been using it over my grey hair becaus I have 90 percent white/grey hair. Young women should make sure you do your dudiligence before using henna.
But I've heard you now have to be careful using some hair dyes on the henna treated hair
Does it leave your ends dry like regular dye?
How long will it last
Was it super dry later on?
Please can you tell is it allergy free
I love using henna on my hair.
Hello 👋🏽 Amber you have returned to your roots 😂😂😂pun intended
Girl👀 I have a naturally dull hair color but I am too scared to dye my hair.... hanna sounds really good 😮
You should try it!! 🥰
😮Can it dye gray hair too?
Hiiiiii Amber❤❤❤❤❤
i’m extremely allergic to hair dyes but can I use Henna ??
let me know if you have any experience or you are allergic to hair dye like me :(
Really loved this video! But maybe I am a little bit biased. 😂
Yay🎉🎉🎉 I'm first! Wassup Amber
Henna made my hair like hard and needed moisture felt like a string or rubber band I went to the natural hair store I ut apple cider vinegar and let it sit for hours and had to let it sit for a 3 hours in my hair
I kept it 2 hours no lie
I think you should apply it on wet hair
Permanent? You mean 6 weeks?
Amber, I got some bitly link warning trying to click on the link to buy the henna
Strange! Thanks for letting me know. It was just an Amazon link. I updated the link so it should work right now 😊
I tried Henna but it can be soooooo drying to the hair. I gave up on it to color my gray hair and went back to box color.
Use an oil rinse after. Made a world of difference to me. After rinsing really well, apply conditioner (not a hair mask) and then lots of oil. Let it sit about 10 minutes and rinse. Your hair will be so soft and smooth.
You can add aloe Vera Powder to the henna help with the dryness
It's because your hair was like burgundy And that's why I made it cooperish when it fade
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Nope.
Hello ❤❤❤🎉
Oh yayyyy I’m first ❤🎉
That product doesn’t seem all natural. There was no indigo (Vasma leaf) which is the herb used to blacken hair /darken henna mixture. The 2nd ingredient is a chemical dye. So you would get the strengthening from the henna, but next time buy pure henna & indigo and make your own mixture to be sure if you don’t want synthetic chemical dye.
I henna twice a year, and have bleached my hair in between. So it’s possible but can be damaging. (I have thick dense hair so I’m ok) but see a professional if you want to colour again.
Please just patch test before starting. I am allergic to henna which causes a reaction- skin swelling. Hair looks lovely, Amber - but I recommend pls skin test first!
I think it's a bad Idea.
My hair is dark blonde, and with henna it turned orange. Seriously orange.
And even if your result is better, it still dries the hair.
You can aloe Vera powder to deal with the dryness
@Lavender_2002 I tried aloe vera powder and it didn't make a bit of difference. I'm not a henna novice either. It's just really drying stuff.
This is not henna 😂😂😂😂😂