This is my first time trying Henna. I am nervous and excited all at the same time. Here's my step by step process.
First:
I read recipe after recipe trying to determine how I wanted to mix my henna. After reading about the drying effects of lemon and ACV I didn't want to go that route. I also read a few blogs and posts about unfavorable results (but not too many) when mixed with oil-since I read that more than once I didn't want to do that either. The only thing I read about that didn't come with complaints was mixing with yogurt. My Mix:
1 package of Jamila Henna
1 1/4 Cup of yogurt
A few shakes of Cinnamon (I couldn't take the smell).
I let that sit on the counter overnight.
Second:
I washed my hair using a clarifying shampoo, detangled in the shower using conditioner, and then towel dried my hair.
Third:
While wearing gloves, I applied Henna to damp hair.
Fourth:
Let the Henna sit on my hair for 3 hours.
Let the Henna sit on my hair for 3 hours.
Fifth:
Rinsed under plain water until the color of the water was just lightly tinted, then with Suave Tropical Coconut conditioner until the water from my hair was coming out clear. I didn't use gloves with this step fortunately I did not have any staining on my skin or hands.
Rinsed under plain water until the color of the water was just lightly tinted, then with Suave Tropical Coconut conditioner until the water from my hair was coming out clear. I didn't use gloves with this step fortunately I did not have any staining on my skin or hands.
Sixth:
Applied deep conditioner and sat under the dryer for 30min.
1/2 Jar of LeKair Cholesterol
5 drops of rosemary oil
5 drops of peppermint oil
1/4 cup of Olive Oil
1 tbs of Honey
Seventh:
Rinsed again, this time with cold water.
Now I am noticing the softness and the color. I was surprised to see so much color since I only left it on for 3 hours. However, I did have in some commercial color that I did a few months ago.
Last step:
Styled my hair!
This was truly an all day process.
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