Gotta get out 'dem twigs

[babayred_86]

OKay so I've found a place that sells henna and indigo for a relatively cheap price. I've used both several times already but the problem is, is that its not sifted at all erplexed every time i do my 2 step hendigo process it takes me ages to wash the stuff out. I did one yesterday and I realizes that I've lost my patience. I looked on youtube for help but all i saw was a lady swinging a stocking.... so um yea that's not gonna work. Does anyone sift their own henna and if so how do you do it??

 

[babayred_86]

bump bump it up

 

[babayred_86]

trying one more time

 

[♦K.O♦]

My henna comes already sifted. (www.mehandi.com). I add dextrose and it rinses out super easy.

 

[frizzy]

Jamila brand henna is smooth with no twigs and sticks. I always do a conditioner wash after the henna and before the indigo to wash away the "grit".

 

[Ms.Christ3n]

Maybe you could use a fine mesh strainer?

 

[babayred_86]

I have jamila brand at home too but I got 500 grams of the other stuff for under 10 dollars so I was trying to make it work lol