Hair dye or henna?

Oct 23, 2013

Zoe O.

So I really need to dye my hair again my regrowth is just meh but it's curly and dry so I won't want to damage it any further. I'm thinking maybe a natural dark auburn or chocolate brown.

Oct 23, 2013

Tessandra R.

What color is your hair now? And I would recommend Henna instead of hair dye for a while. Obviously Henna does wash out rather quickly (a few months) But it helps your hair while it colors it. Its a natural conditioner, so it would help your hair Dramatically :) Once your hair is in a better state, I say you can dye it, but try Naturtint. Its kinda like a step up from Henna, it has the chemical you need to actually dye your hair, but also helps the state of your hair (Conditions and softens it) :) I hope this helps! :)

Oct 23, 2013

Rachana K.

Heen is good for the hair.mix some coffee with heena , then take some water n make paste of it.then after you have to leave this paste for 2 ,3 dayS then you can apply this paste on your hair. after 5 ya 8 hour you can wash your hair with cold water.

Oct 23, 2013

Axita S.

Mix yogurt with henna. and keep it on for stleast three hrs. it would repair d damage. n color would stay longer
. tessandra is right n mux wateva rachana recmded :)

Oct 23, 2013

Axita S.

mix*

Oct 23, 2013

Christin B.

Henna is the best. I've been using it for months now.

Oct 23, 2013

Laura S.

I've been using henna forever andI love it. Of course it fades fster than hair dye, but in my experience it stays shiny for longer, and also when it fades it becomes more similar to your natural haircolor so the regrowth doesn't look as silly ;)
There are tough a lot of people who are allergic, so if you normally have allergic reactions you should probably make a test first :)

Oct 23, 2013

Cami F.

There are two kinds of henna on the market, one is good, the other is bad. If you want to dye your hair with henna, you have to make sure you are using 100% pure henna. Pure henna is a natural way to strengthen your hair, as well as a way to treat ringworm, head lice, and dandruff. The henna you want to avoid is known as compound henna. Compound henna is henna that contains chemicals, metallic salts, and ammonia; this henna will not only damage your hair but can be volatile if it comes in contact with other chemical dyes. It will not be labelled as "compound henna", so you have to make sure you check the list of ingredients unless you know for certain the henna doesn't contain these adulterants. Just be careful and thoughtful!

Oct 23, 2013

Sophie B.

Use henna it's better for you and it looks really pretty