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Hair Henna!
| #1 :: July 14th, 2012 @ 1:23 PM | |
 PURRrBlabbermouth    702 Posts 78 Achievements  
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Did a bit of research online and henna seemed the best option to me, as it is strengthening and I mostly wanted to get tint on the blonde in my hair. [People think the strands of blonde in my hair are a cute touch, I DON'T >: (] I got the lush caca brun henna, god it was Loving messy, but it turned out sooo beautiful. My hair is visibly stronger, shinier, and the colors are very vibrant. I'm sorry I don't have pictures! Also, apparently its safe to dye over, so I look forwad to henna-ing my hair a few times to get it nice and shiny and strong then dying it two-toned. Anyone ever henna? Know someone who does? 
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| #2 :: July 14th, 2012 @ 5:04 PM | |
| Ikanii Silly Spamming Sausage  232 Posts 267 Achievements |
I've had henna tattoos before, and I've known people who have died their hair with henna. It's easy to get at any local Indian market. :3
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| #3 :: July 14th, 2012 @ 6:38 PM | |
| Norther is a Skilled Hooker  5,486 Posts 799 Achievements |
@PURRr I've used henna as hair treatments before, as I have black hair that doesn't really take colour without bleaching. I liked how it made my hair shinier but it's too time consuming and sloppy for me to do it often. I prefer macadamia styling oil to get that effect now. |
| #4 :: July 14th, 2012 @ 7:29 PM | |
 LisaHas a Massive Family  11,777 Posts 963 Achievements |
 @PURRr It makes your hair stronger? I've never heard that. I like to dye my hair auburn every once in a while and I was thinking about henna as a more natural option. Is it permanent though? I usually use the Clairol Herbal Essences Natural dye that comes out in 28 shampoos. I don't want anything permanent because I change my mind far too often and I don't really want to deal with the upkeep.
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| #5 :: July 14th, 2012 @ 10:03 PM | |
| iHEARTsnooze Gets Around  348 Posts 258 Achievements |
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| #6 :: July 17th, 2012 @ 1:11 AM | |
| MimosaVendetta the Snowman  93 Posts 264 Achievements |
I used henna on my hair all through high school...just didn't feel like messing with my hair with caustic chemicals. My mom and I would mix pumpkin pie spices into it: nutmeg and the like, so it didn't smell quite so bad. We got stuff from the local health food market, and I don't think they sell ANYTHING that doesn't smell bad. Since that was the only place I got henna, I have no idea if the smell was normal!
Loved the color my hair got with the henna, and loved how it helped strengthen hair and make it more healthy in general. If it wasn't so messy and time consuming, I would probably still be using that instead of chemical dyes.
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| #7 :: July 17th, 2012 @ 10:10 AM | |
| AYDEN The Advertiser  1,545 Posts 543 Achievements |
@PURRr I've never heard of this. How expensive was it? Did it smell bad? Etc. Etc. I might try to look into this.
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| #8 :: July 17th, 2012 @ 1:10 PM | |
| Oblivia Made a Living  3,532 Posts 315 Achievements |
 I only know of Lush's henna hair dye :/ I hear such great reviews for it, but I wish that they had other colors. Whacky colors would be nice, haha. I'll let you know if I find any someplace else. |
| #9 :: July 17th, 2012 @ 1:20 PM | |
| Dia is a Mirage  4,781 Posts 779 Achievements |
 My mom does it and, I agree, it turns out amazing. The messiness is definitely worth it since it not only makes your hair color awesome, it also keeps your hair healthy and natural. Trick or Treat @ DiaRed TextRed TextRed TextRed Text
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| #10 :: July 18th, 2012 @ 3:36 PM | |
| Whitemoon is a Mirage  2,509 Posts 705 Achievements |
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