Henna dyed hair

Many women are exposed to bad situations when their hair dye fails. They become depressed and begin looking for quick solutions to reverse the failure in hair coloring. What you should know is that permanent and temporary dyes are easily removed, especially if they were applied randomly, so the matter can be treated by applying one of the following two options: to dye her hair completely dark, or to completely remove her hair color and dye it again, and this is not the case. Women always prefer it, as removing hair color is a very sensitive step. If it is not done with perfection and honesty, it exposes the hair to complete damage and loss, which requires a full year after that for the hair to begin to regain its health and vitality.

henna

Henna is a natural plant substance that dyes hair in specific colors and gives it strength, density and vitality, thanks to its natural composition that nourishes the hair and the hair follicle. Hair can be dyed by opening the hair scales with the help of hydroxide and penetrating inside until it gives the desired color. Therefore, we notice that the hair dries after using colored chemical dyes for it, while henna covers the hair with a layer of natural materials that are considered as food for it without harming the moisture in it, and gives it color at the same time. The same, which increases hair growth and strength with the presence of henna on it.

Disadvantages of henna

One of the disadvantages of henna is that it sticks to the hair and is not removed easily, and it takes more than a year for its effects to disappear from the hair, along with cutting the ends as well. But in some cases, the solution is to dye the hair with henna after dyeing it with chemical dyes. Because henna is able to cover the color of the dye beautifully, and the hair regains its activity and vitality through it, especially if mixed with natural materials, which increases its benefits for hair health, such as: milk and herbal infusion.

How to dye hair dyed with henna

Materials and tools

protective gown
Plastic hat.
gloves.
A bowl for mixing henna.
A cup of original henna; Yemeni henna is preferred.
Half a cup of yogurt.
Comb for sectioning hair.
A brush for distributing henna on the hair.
hair tweezers
towel.
A quarter cup of chamomile infusion.

dye method

We wear protective clothing.
We comb the hair and divide it into four sections using a sectioning comb and hair tweezers.
Mix the amount of henna with the milk and chamomile well in the plastic bowl, until a sticky dough is formed.
It is preferable to leave the henna paste for an hour to ferment before starting to work with it.
We distribute the henna on the hair in the same way as the dye itself. There is no harm if we put the henna on the roots, because it nourishes them.
We wear the plastic cap after putting all of the hair underneath it.
Wet the towel with hot water, and wrap it over the hat to speed up the henna dyeing process.
We leave the henna on the hair for two to three hours, depending on its nature.
We wash the henna well after time; To get rid of all its effects on the hair.