Henna is the Right Choice for Your Hair

Henna is used as an alternative to hair dye. It does not include harsh chemicals like box colors. There are a few differences that you should know before adding it to your hair. If you are thinking of using henna, you should consider these points.

Henna is easy to use

Most henna comes in a brick form. You will need to melt the brick to release the color. All you have to do is add hot water to a bowl. The henna will melt into a mud-like consistency. You will have to mix the water and brick until it fully dissolves into a paste. Once that happens, you can apply it to your hair.

Henna can be messy

You want to be prepared before you use henna. It will get messy. You should always wear old clothes and have towels ready. Henna is a natural dye. Once it gets into a fabric, it will be impossible to remove. You should also protect your hands as well. Plastic or rubber gloves should be worn at all times. You might want to apply the henna in an area that can be easily cleaned. Staining is a problem with henna. You can use a little petroleum jelly on your head, neck, and ears to prevent staining on the skin.

Henna needs time to set

Chemical dyes take a few minutes to set in the hair. Henna is not a fast-acting dye. It can take hours for the dye to develop. If you are looking to speed up the process, you should consider wrapping your hair in plastic. The warmth of your head will help the henna to develop. Henna works a little differently than hair dye. It does not even out your hair color. If you have roots, henna is not the best solution to cover them.

If you are thinking of using henna hair color, there are many options on the market for you. Henna is a process that is better for your hair. It doesn't contain harsh chemicals like traditional hair dyes.

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