so, I bought some hair dye at a local store


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mix the dye,
I used a mixing bowl to mix the hair dye
pour the dye in, and then add the juice
stir untill the powder disolves

then cover the bowl with plastic wrap,
for about one hour to set the dye

then wash your hair, don't condition it

tousle dry with a tower, so its a bit damp
now apply the dye

then wrap your head with a plastic bag or plastic wrap
wait 20 min up to two hours
the longer the better, makes its stronger in colour.

now rinse the henna out and towel dry
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Andy
31 Mar 01:59
wait does it turn your hair pink or green or what im confused??
Twilight lover
03 Apr 19:10
I'm with Andy. I don't get it.
LaLaStar
19 Apr 23:14
Hmmm,.... I think the mix-up is about...
TO MAKE henna hair dye, you mix henna with an acid (like orange juice). But, in the instructions she said that she bought Henna Hairdye, which I don't think needs to be mixed with anything... since it's already a hair dye :)
Costuming Crusader
07 Sep 05:55
do we mix henna with a crazy hair dye?
♫ BecSTAR ♫
22 Sep 20:23
I don't know about pink, but I heard that if you had recently dyed your hair with unnatural stuff, some of the chemicals can react with the henna, which can make it green? Something like that.
I've only recently heard about using Henna to dye hair red. I'd love to do this, but am slightly on the cautious side.
I haven't dyed my hair for months now, perhaps over a year and I'm sick of the crappyness of normal hair dye, doesn't make my hair that red.
I have VERY dark brown hair, do you think Henna will work?
Miaow.
30 Oct 15:37
Henna makes your hair a reddy brown color, depending on how long you leave it in for.
The longer you keep it in, the more intense/red the color.