Natural "Glossing"
by Janice Cáceres
Rainbow Henna in Chestnut
This basically involves taking henna, mixing it, then adding conditioner. The setting time varied. What I did was take about a tablespoon of the powder, mixed to a paste with a bit of cider vinegar (to "hold" to the gray) and distilled water. Then, I added about 1/2 cup of conditioner. I put on a couple of shower caps, a warm towel, and let it "bake" about an hour. The results were even better than I expected. I still have some silver showing, but the roots blend right in. The bit of silver mixed makes the whole thing look very natural. I've done this now twice and I wish this was the way I had always done it. The first treatment lasted 6 weeks before I needed another one. Just thought I would share this! Sure saves on the cost of the henna mix. |
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