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Alma Oil rinse after Henna..........
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Haven't tried this, but what helps me with henna dryness is:
1. Prepoo with Amla oil, moisture-rich conditioner, heat
2. Mixing my henna with avocado and honey
3. Co wash with Aveda DR con
4. DC with Aveda DR Intensive + honey + oil
I have minimal dryness that is gone by the next time I co wash, which is usually a couple of days later. HTH
1. Prepoo with Amla oil, moisture-rich conditioner, heat
2. Mixing my henna with avocado and honey
3. Co wash with Aveda DR con
4. DC with Aveda DR Intensive + honey + oil
I have minimal dryness that is gone by the next time I co wash, which is usually a couple of days later. HTH
angellazette
New Member
It probably wouldn't hurt.
I started cowashing after my henna instead of shampooing and that has helped tremendously with the dryness from a year ago. I shampoo the next time I wash my hair.
I started cowashing after my henna instead of shampooing and that has helped tremendously with the dryness from a year ago. I shampoo the next time I wash my hair.
sareca
Well-Known Member
Yes ma'am.
Make sure it's a moisturizing conditioner and try to stay under the dryer (or hot towel) for at least 30 minutes.
