🌿 150g Dark Brown Henna Hair Color / Dye - Natural, Chemical-Free Hair Color for Hair - From The Henna Guys Review

I have used this product and followed the instructions but Step 2 does not cover Step 1. There was never such a result. At first I was concerned that this product was listed as organic, but when I received it I noticed that the packaging does not have a certified organic seal. I have included photos of The Henna Guy after the entire 2 step process (this shows the red roots after the 2 step process). And then I attached the corrected process I received with my regular brand to fix it. Also…

This was the first time I used henna. I'm allergic to many chemicals in dyes and other hair products. I've read quite a bit about henna and tried to heed the warnings from companies that don't use all the pure ingredients but add dangerous chemicals that do harm. I chose The Henna Guys because they claim none of them are added, freshly dated and wrapped twice in a foil pouch. I purchased the dark brown kit which includes a 2 step application process for correct results. I mixed both separately…

I read a million reviews and tried to decide on a color but finally settled on natural henna thinking it was the least chemically modified. I'm black with black-brown hair with yellowish-gold highlights that falls several inches below my shoulder. Half a pack was enough for me. I used henna mainly for treatment and the color of my highlights is a huge plus! I mixed the juice of 1 lemon, some black tea, virgin olive oil, and medicinal coconut shea butter with henna powder. I left it on for about

I have natural hair that has not been colored or chemically treated in 4 years but has some heat damage. My natural hair color is a medium ash brown with some highlights in the front as I spend some time in the sun. Recently I tried to give my hair a dark red color using hibiscus flowers but found the process to take longer than I expected. In the first photo, my hair is before the procedure, but after several treatments with hibiscus. The second photo is in my bathroom under heat lights. Most…

I've been thinking about changing my hair color but didn't want to risk chemical damage to my hair. I also really, REALLY wanted to try red, but knew it would require a lift because my hair is such a dark shade of brown. So, on a whim, I decided to try this henna dye for the first time because all the reviews seemed pretty positive! juice and 2-3 tablespoons of honey (to naturally lighten my hair color), about 1.5 tablespoons of olive oil (for softness), and about 1 cup of warm distilled water…

Henna COLOR: mahogany NATURAL HAIR COLOR: warm dark brown, slightly lighter at the ends HAIR TYPE: long (mid back), fine, super straight (typical Asian hair) [Virgin hair: never dyed, permed, etc .- only periodic heat tools] I've wanted to change my hair color for a long time, but after seeing a salon color mess up my cousin's hair texture (like hay), I was VERY apprehensive about doing it the chemical way. I heard about LUSH Henna Strips and generally love their products, but I'm glad I did my