| Henna strengthens the hair by impregnating itself into the strand; almost becoming apart of it and making it stronger. It also relaxes or loosens up very coily hair, making it more manageable. It has great conditioning benefits as well. |
| Henna is for those serious about having healthy hair. When I was on a henna challenge, I used it every 4-6 weeks for six months and my hair became stronger, thicker, yet more manageable because my coils were more relaxed. My hair is very dark, so henna didn't do much for the change in my hair color, except for minor highlights that were detected in the light, but I wasn't going for changing my hair color, I was going for the strengthening and thickening benefits and boy did I get them! I LOVE HENNA! CLICK HERE TO SEE MY HAIR WHILE ON THE CHALLENGE Henna can be used on both chemically treated hair and natural hair. Henna is a natural conditioner that can help heal the hair shaft by repairing and sealing the cuticle, protecting hair against breakage and loss of shine. Henna can be used on commercially dyed hair, but It's safest to wait at least 2-3 months before using henna. There are SO many ways to mix henna, but I will give you my personal recipe and you feel free to tweak it or change it completely. |
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| 200 G $9.00 |
| 300 G $14.00 |
Short Hair
| Collar Length |
Shoulder Length
| Comes with instructions and my personal recipe |
| Add your 4 oz mixture of 6 blended oils and Raw Honey and Aloe Vera Juice for only $5.00 |
HOW TO USE HENNA:
Pour the henna into a bowl and slowly pour your acid based liquid in it. I use apple cider vinegar, but lemon juice and orange juice works as well. I
put mines in a tablespoon at a time, and after each table spoon, stir it up some. I keep doing this until it becomes a little clumpy (DO NOT
SATURATE THE HENNA WITH THE LIQUID). I then pour water into the mixture. I also do this a little at a time...Sitir, then add more until the mixture
is now a very thick custard consistency. Then I cover my mixture and let it sit overnight. At the very least 8 hours. I try to sit it next to the heater or
on my stove top if I am cooking in the oven; I usually sit it on top of my refrigerator since heat rises.
The next day I put my mixture of honey, aloe vera juice and 6 oils into the mixture. I stir it up and then apply. (Check out the youtube video for
further details)
Pour the henna into a bowl and slowly pour your acid based liquid in it. I use apple cider vinegar, but lemon juice and orange juice works as well. I
put mines in a tablespoon at a time, and after each table spoon, stir it up some. I keep doing this until it becomes a little clumpy (DO NOT
SATURATE THE HENNA WITH THE LIQUID). I then pour water into the mixture. I also do this a little at a time...Sitir, then add more until the mixture
is now a very thick custard consistency. Then I cover my mixture and let it sit overnight. At the very least 8 hours. I try to sit it next to the heater or
on my stove top if I am cooking in the oven; I usually sit it on top of my refrigerator since heat rises.
The next day I put my mixture of honey, aloe vera juice and 6 oils into the mixture. I stir it up and then apply. (Check out the youtube video for
further details)