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I don't care how healthy it is suppose to be for your hair, I was so excited to use it after reading and learning about it for over ayear and I made the leap about 4 days ago, Good God Amighty
My hair is as dry as the Sahara Desert, I have used up so much Dadgum Conditioner that it ain't funny, I have sat under the dryer and everything, as soon as I rinsed out the Indigo I did a Nice Long Deep Conditioner and it still didn't work, I guess Henna is not for everybody, For those who have success with it I am happy for you.
I am Natural so I thought I would try a natural Color. Good God Amighty I spent over 4 Hours for this, I tell you what, Next Time I will stick to my Semi Permanents Jet Black because at least my hair will still be soft. I mean it feels so stripped. But the Color came out Good and I Like it. but this dryness is a Pain. I tried to add a little olive oil/castor oil to the mix but my hair does not like direct oils. I mean all the moisturizer I put on my hair has been sucked up, My Baggie Method is not even helping at the Moment.
But you Live and Learn, Now I tried it and didn't like it and I won't use it again unless there is something I can add to make my hair not get dry. I am sure it is good for the Hair but my Goodness it feels like it strips it and I ain't cuttin my hair again so I am gonna work it out. Maybe some one Can make some tips called "101 To Coloring Your Hair With Henna/Indigo"
That way we can have some tips on how to combat this dryness. Because it might not have been the Henna itself it could have been the Lemon Juice or the acidity that you have to mix it with. But as for Right Now I don't like it.![Mad :mad: :mad:](/smilies/mad.gif)
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I am Natural so I thought I would try a natural Color. Good God Amighty I spent over 4 Hours for this, I tell you what, Next Time I will stick to my Semi Permanents Jet Black because at least my hair will still be soft. I mean it feels so stripped. But the Color came out Good and I Like it. but this dryness is a Pain. I tried to add a little olive oil/castor oil to the mix but my hair does not like direct oils. I mean all the moisturizer I put on my hair has been sucked up, My Baggie Method is not even helping at the Moment.
But you Live and Learn, Now I tried it and didn't like it and I won't use it again unless there is something I can add to make my hair not get dry. I am sure it is good for the Hair but my Goodness it feels like it strips it and I ain't cuttin my hair again so I am gonna work it out. Maybe some one Can make some tips called "101 To Coloring Your Hair With Henna/Indigo"
That way we can have some tips on how to combat this dryness. Because it might not have been the Henna itself it could have been the Lemon Juice or the acidity that you have to mix it with. But as for Right Now I don't like it.
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