One well known and popular natural dye is henna, but did you know there are many herbs and natural substances that can also be used. They won’t be as potent as using natural henna, but are cheap and easy to use and can add a subtle tint or slightly lighten your hair if used regularly. Blonde: Blonde hair will usually take up more color that most others. Lemons – The method of using lemon juice to lighten or add highlights…
These three photographs show the range of colours that can be achieved with an amla (Phyllanthus emblica) mix. The hair used in these tests is exactly the same dark, ash blonde hair, and the photos were taken a week after application. Products used are from the Hennacat webstore. Notes / Observations On ash blonde hair, Amla gives a beautiful golden tone which lightens and brightens the colour. On darker hair, Amla doesn’t change colour but you to benefit…
Introduction to henna for brown hair One of the most frequently asked questions is what colour will my hair go if I use henna? I’ve just completed this experiment to demonstrate the different shades you can get on mid brown hair using a henna and tea recipe. I hope you find this helpful, and feel free to share! The effect of henna on brown hair can look a little subtle, but the photos don’t show the red sheen that bounces…
Introduction to henna on blonde hair One of the most frequently asked questions is what colour will my hair go if I use henna on blonde hair? I’ve just completed this experiment to demonstrate the different shades you can get on blonde hair using a henna and tea recipe. I hope you find this helpful, and feel free to share! The effect of henna on blonde hair can look quite striking, but the photos don’t quite convey the gorgeous red…