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We always use a moisturizing DC after though! You cannot skip on a moisturizing deep conditioner after henna or protein. No matter what your hair feels like. And you must use a real moisturizing deep conditioner that doesn't contain protein. Do not try to leave regular conditioner in for a long time either. :)

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HanaKuroi I plan to use giovanni smooth as silk deeper moisture conditioner,
 
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kennylee2013 said:
HanaKuroi I plan to use giovanni smooth as silk deeper moisture conditioner,

That isn't a real dc. That is too light. I like to cowash with it. That would be great to use a few days after for cowashing. And I don't find it very moisturizing.

DarkJoy any recommendations?

I prefer dc's in a jar. Something that is formulated to penetrate your strands as opposed to coating them.

Are you natural?


I can't see any mentions on my IPhone. PM me if it is a must see. Allons y
 
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That isn't a real dc. That is too light. I like to cowash with it. That would be great to use a few days after for cowashing. And I don't find it very moisturizing.



Are you natural?




HanaKuroi Hi yes I am natural. I also has the shea moisture deep treatment mask. Can I use that
 

I can't remember if that contains protein or not?

I can't see any mentions on my IPhone. PM me if it is a must see. Allons y
 
I can't remember if that contains protein or not?

I can't see any mentions on my IPhone. PM me if it is a must see. Allons y

HanaKuroi these are some of the ingredients: sea kelp, argan oil shea butter, vegetable glycerin emulsifying wax, pantenol, carrot seed oil, soyabean oil, vitamine e japanese honeysuckle

I also have the hydrating macadamia oil intensive moisture mask from organix
 
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Hi ladies just a quick update

I finally did a hendigo and..............I love it.:grin: My hair is feeling so soft and moisturized. I would definitely be doing this again. I tried to upload some pics but I am getting an error msg. And I love the color!!

thanks so much to the ladies who give me advice. I used the henna from ayurnaturalbeauty and water then I put in the indigo when i was ready to use it. love, love, love it. my grays are gone. Thanks hanakouri DarkJoy mshoneyfly
 
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I henna'ed my moms her last night. We were going to do a two step process of henna and indigo, but the Orangey-Red mash up she had going on was GAWJUS! It looks like she has highlights going throughout the front of her hair. So Jealous!
 
I henna'ed my moms her last night. We were going to do a two step process of henna and indigo, but the Orangey-Red mash up she had going on was GAWJUS! It looks like she has highlights going throughout the front of her hair. So Jealous!

PICS, WE WANT TO SEE!
 
I applied my hendigo at 6:30 this morning. Will leave it in until 4:30 this evening.
 
Couldn't wait til this afternoon typical me as usual. Rinsed it out and will be back with pics later today.
 
Finally my hair is 90% dry and I was expecting a darker tone on my grays since I did one part henna two parts indigo but it still came out the way it always does. The golden color does make me appear to have highlights so I guess...
For some reason though my front section has loosened.



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Finally my hair is 90% dry and I was expecting a darker tone on my grays since I did one part henna two parts indigo but it still came out the way it always does. The golden color does make me appear to have highlights so I guess... For some reason though my front section has loosened.

I've noticed when doing henndigoes the greys always end up looking golden. If U want them black you have to do a 2 step.
 
Just applied my Henna treatment using Coconut Milk and Hemp Seed Oil. I like the application. It was smooth and easy. My head feels light, not heavy and weighted down like it usually feels when I apply Henna. I am leaving it in overnight. I will come back tomorrow and let you know how it rinses out and how my hair feels after it dries.

I have tried mixing henna with lemon juice and mixing it with water. I will compare this to the others and see which is best for me. I'll come back tomorrow and let you know.
 
OK, I wanted to report back my results from the Henna treatment using Coconut Milk. This will be the way I mix Henna from here on out. After rinsing the Henna from my hair it felt strong and smooth. Usually my hair feels a little like hay but with the Coconut Milk it was completely different. After rinsing I did a moisturizing DC and sat under my steamer for 30 minutes. I am 12 weeks post so my hair was a little dry afterwards but after I moisturized my new growth it felt wonderful.
 
Has anyone tried mixing henna with rose water? I am going to try it with a splash of vinegar for acidity. Any input would be appreciated. :)
 
Has anyone tried mixing henna with rose water? I am going to try it with a splash of vinegar for acidity. Any input would be appreciated. :)
juliehp

Yes. When I first started using henna, I used rose water. Adding the vinegar will not cause a reaction, either.

I no longer use the rose water (It's not easily available where I'm from. I had to order it online.)

My mix now consists of Jamila or Red Raj henna, indigo, fenugreek tea, Ghee and a couple teaspoons of bhrami, amla and bhringraj. I mix and stir well and immediately apply it. I never let it sit for the color release. Steam for 1 hour and let it sit another hour.

Rinse and co-wash twice. Apply DC and steam for 20 - 25 minutes.

Rinse, apply leave-ins and style.

Also, I henna about 3 - 4 times a month. (Been doing this for 3 years.)

HENNA GIRL FOR LIFE!!!
 
Thanks so much! Here I found it at the grocery store around the corner from me- $4.38 for 10oz. I haven't checked anywhere else on island yet.
 
Henna mix is on the counter to defrost for application tomorrow.

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Did henna on my 6 year old niece who has been struggling with ringworm. She handled the process really well and is looking forward to her next treatment. I plan on doing it again in 2 weeks. :)
 
Will do the 2 step once this install is out. Cant wait!
 
I used to henna like crazy a few summers ago and I got really soft hair as a result. I've been thinking of picking it up again (mostly for my roots) to increase my hair's density but I don't know if I can use an expired box. Its a Mehindi 100% Henna so I wouldn't expect it to decompose into something crazy but I don't know if I'll be wasting my time either.
 
Gonna go back to my old love of henna, will do tomorrow. Stopped bc I wanted my halfwigs to blend better with my roots, but heh I'm over it now lol. Can't wait!
 
Henna weekend - Applying my Henna and Coconut Milk this evening and will wash out in the morning. After rinsing I will DC with a moisturizing DC under steam for 30 minutes.
 
Looks like I'm Hendigo'Glossin tomorrow :grin:

I keeping it REAL simple.

50% Jamila Henna
50% Indigo
6 oz. of Giovanni Conditioner for Black Hair
Distilled Water (eyeballing this one)
2 tablespoons of Honey or Agave Nectar
 
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