Covering Gray Hair With 2-Step Indigo & Henna: With Actual Results !!!
Our pure, natural, organic henna colors have been used for over 4,000 years as a safe and effective way to color your hair naturally. They are made out of leaves that are dried, ground, and triple-sifted. Tired of adulterated products full of bad chemicals? Our Henna Colors have only natural, pure, unadulterated leaf powder. Follow these steps to cover your gray hair:
STEP 1 - TREAT YOUR HAIR WITH HENNA.
In a mixing bowl, soak our Henna Powder (100g for short hair, 200g for shoulder-length hair, 300g for really long hair) with Tea Water or Coffee Water overnight as adding coffee makes the red color of henna more visible. Add only a dash of Lemon Juice if you wish.
Add Yoghurt or Egg for additional conditioning.
The next day, apply the paste on clean, product-free hair for 2 to 3 hours, depending on preferred intensity.
Rinse thoroughly only with water, repeating as many times as you intuitively need. Do not use shampoo.
STEP 2 - TREAT YOUR HAIR WITH INDIGO.
In another glass bowl mix, 100 grams of Indigo with water until you achieve a consistency like yoghurt, let it rest for 10 to 15 min, then apply it to the damp hair and leave at least 2 to 3 hours (the longer you leave it in the hair the darker and more durable the color will be). Rinse the hair only with plenty of water so that the color penetrates more and next day wash it with the shampoo and conditioner of your choice, but if you do not have time available you can wash it immediately after removing the indigo..
Following these two steps will result in the desired natural black hair color. You can use this method to color your hair twice-thrice a month.
Final Results: Gray Gone and a Beautiful and Healthy Hair
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This henna is the real deal and lasts. You have to follow all directions, but if so, the dye job comes out nicely. " Very fast shipping! Seller was very helpful and answered all my questions promptly."
What shampoo or surfactant and deep conditioner do you reccommend? Is a co wash ok?
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