Burgundy Hair Lush Henna?

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Chelsey R.

Apr 2, 2013

Chelsey R.

I don't use chemical hair dye ill only use henna. Currently I have black hair with a reddish tint to it. About 2 weeks ago I used Lush's caca noir. For the summer I wanted to go redder, not like a brick red, more like a burgundy/purple very dark type red/black. Similar to the girls hair in the picture closer to her roots. Can someone who knows lush henna help me out? I have 2 bricks left of noir do I buy caca rouge and mix it with noir? Or I was thinking of getting caca marron, but I don't want my hair to be brown, I want it to just have the dark burgundy/black color. Can someone help me out! Thanks :)

Ria A.

Apr 2, 2013

Ria A.

I'd say to go ahead and buy the caca rouge. Or you can go to your nearest Lush store and talk to the girls there, they'll know what's best when they see your hair in person

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