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- How do I remove henna from my hair? How can I fade my henna naturally? Are these questions you've ever wondered? While henna is an incredible herb to naturally color your hair, we understand that people like to switch things up and may want to at some point remove or fade their henna. So in today's #askHennaSooq, Henna expert Khadija is explaining how to remove/fade henna naturally and safely!
Removing henna with products like bleach or color-oops can be a scary experience, especially being as big of a proponent of natural hair care as we are here at Henna Sooq. However, there are a few methods that people swear by for fading henna gradually and naturally. Remember, removing your henna will take a long time and a lot of patience, especially if you are a long-time user. But these methods will definitely help you get to the place you're hoping for!
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What I did to safely test-lighten my hennaed hair: I gathered a clump of my loose hair (harvested from my hair brush for over a few months) and used a box--dye lightener (a light bleaching-type) to see if it would lift at all, as my virgin hair lifts very easily. My hennaed hair clump did not lift at all; not even a little bit. It just got all the harsh chemical damage without lightening the hair. So I figured, for my hair at least, it was safest just to be patient and let it grow out. I've done that for almost two years now; my next haircut will yield virgin hair again, this time with more greys/whites.
If you want to highlight over hennaed hair, I would suggest you try this method first.
I just used a vitamin C mixture (apple cider shampoo, citric acid, dish soap) on my henna hair and it faded significantly. Prior to the wash, my hair was orange. My hair is now a light orange/gold. I am going to continue this method because it seemed to work! I also used the Trader Joe's deep conditioning treatment afterwards.
Can you specify what you used?
So how much of each did you use?
Please give us an update ❤️
I too would me interested in the measurements of your mix 🙏🏻
How much vitamin C and how much water?
Oh no! I put coconut oil on my hair after henna. I thought it would moisturize it, not remove it. I love my results.
I'm almost done growing out my hennaed hair (I want to add some highlights and I can't when it's coated in henna). A professional colourist's tip to fading unwanted color (natural or not) is to use baby shampoo. Apparently the pH in baby shampoo is a little higher, which gently strips the hair and makes it (very subtly) lighter with longterm use. He suggested leaving the baby shampoo on for 30 mins then washing out. I did that, but I didn't like it, as it also strips moisture from my hair, and my hair doesn't like that.
My husband uses baby shampoo and it fades his hair color in a couple months from dyed black to faded brown.
My hair has some greying going on; I'm noticing more of it on the sides than before. I plan to get some highlights to blend them in better, then experimenting with lighter brown colours, mixing henna/cassia/indigo with a bit of amla/aloe/hibiscus and seeing what the results are.
My scalp misses henna so much! ^_^
I have been using henna for the past 4 years and suddenly developed an allergy to it (facial swelling, burning, rash for 3 days after application).
I am very sad about not being able to use Henna anymore but I am looking at this as a new challenge to grow out and love my natural hair color. My hair has been dyed since I was a kid, so this will be new. Luckily, my natural color is not far from the color that I had been using, so growing it out should not be too rough, but these tips definitely help. Thank you for posting this video.
I continue to recommend henna to people because it is beautiful and makes your hair so healthy. Just be aware of allergies and be safe.
We're you using 100% henna? Or one of those mixes that have part henna , part indigo, ect...
Check the ingredient list. This sounds like a ppd reaction not something caused by natural henna
I did the vitamin C method and experienced sooooo much hair fall. It was frightening. It seemed like half of my hair's thickness was gone. It's still belly button length now, yet so much thinner. It didn't change my hair color much either. I hope this helps.
I put henna on my hair when I was only 12 because I thought it would fade out within a few months and it’s been 2 years and it still hasn’t faded out. My hair still looks ginger even though my blonde roots have grown. I guess I just need to grow it out even though i want my natural hair back
I've been dying my hair with hanna for nearly 28 years now, I just want to strip one section at the front that is completely silver Grey now and keep dying the rest red for a while longer.
I don't think the coconut oil would strip it out - I always add coconut oil to my hanna when I'm applying it, it actually seems to make the hanna *not* fade - everyone that knows I use it always asks me how I get it to hold its colour for so long - that's the only thing I do different to them.
Can you tell me how you do it?
I mix a tbsp or 2of coconut oil with my henna so it's a conditioning mask while I dye. It works nicely and my henna doesn't fade much.
Supposedly oil can strip, but I have not seen that at all.
Honestly though, henna has made my hair so incredibly healthy
That’s good to hear!
I'm growing out my greys and coconut oil has definitely helped the henna fade!
I am growing out greys too. How do you use the coconut oil?
Really? Please tell
I warm up the coconut oil in my hands and start rubbing it in at my scalp, then finger comb or brush it through
I also wrap my hair for sleeping
this is timely ! I want to get rid of the red in my hair from my last henna dye.
What’s the original videos name? I can’t find the video/channel of your thumbnail
Thank you so much for this. 🙏🏾
but my hair color trun into orangey colour my hair specially my front hair😥 which I dont like it please I want to like to go away please any suggestion
Hello! Has anyone here eveder tried to lighten the roots with a normal hair dye, and still dye the lenghts with henna?
I am coming from 8 years of chemicals and I am used to colors like copper, bright red…but mai natural hair is mediul to dark brown.
I was thinking of dyeing my lenghts with copper henna (i am blonde now) and touching up my roots with a blond dye.
Hi
Do you have a directory of anyone that can apply henna & indigo on gray hair.
Thanks
I hennaed for the first time recently and it was horrid, black with red over my gray hairs. 😭 I used vitamin C and Head & Shoulders to lighten it up and now it doesn’t look so crazy! It’s now more dark auburn.
Lemon juice or a few drops of lemon essential oil and Dawn dish soap helps get it out leave it on your hair for 1 hour or more under a shower cap it lightened my indigo henna dyed hair a lot the first time. Mix a little olive oil with hair conditioner after washing leave some on your hair for about 30 minutes it moisturizes and deep conditions
You're an angel for this. I've got indigo in right now and I'm getting tired of the maintaince.
@@SamRabbitx
Thank you 🥰 Same here I got sick of henna the mess the maintenance it's a pain
please dont put lemon juice in your hair it has the potential to make your hair prematurely grey
@@moldyer7551
Didn't turn mine gray been using this trick for years and besides you don't use it every day
Great a bar of high ph soap (I use Ivory but anything with the pH of 9+), pour boiled water over it and wait, the soap will absorb the water and you'll be left with an easy to apply gelatinous bowl.of soap. I usually apply to hair, cover, add heat for 30min and rinse out w hottest water you can tolerate.
I've destroyed permanent hair dye this way, semi-permanent hair dye and removed henna with repeated applications. The high pH lifts the cuticle of the hair and allows whatever wants to be a rinsed away with hot water to come out. This is the same methodology as professional color removers without the sulfur component.
The only downside to this method for me is the hair is literally squeaky-clean afterwards and deep conditioning/oiling is an absolute must after using this method!
I found this method on the longhaircareforum with pics and examples from others how it worked and how well it worked for them. They didn't lie!
Cheers all!
thanks for the tip!
Hey do you have the link of the longhaircareforum page?
Did you dye your hair after removing the henna and if so, did it work and what brand did you use?
Sounds incredibly damaging. I'll just trim it away.
Might as well use bleach then? With ph of 9.
Would love to see you applying or reacting to someone applying henna to eyebrows.
It may look silly while it is working, but I use the same henna that I put on my hair. Then I take thin strips of plastic wrap and tape that over my eyebrows, because the henna won't work if it dries out. I want my eyebrows to match my hair. My skin is oily, so it doesn't really stain my facial skin.
i just did this and fucked my eyebrows up
@@SavannahhMariee I'm sorry I laughed, I just fucked my hair up when it went miles too dark, trial and error that is the henna motto.
I dyed my eyebrows with my henna every other time I touched my hair dye up. I had no problems.
Hi could you please help me how I can remove Heena from my hairs I don’t use it now I used it before but now I went to a hair saloon they said I have Heena in my hairs that will not go out at any cost for whole of my life so I will no longer go for any straightening or smoothing treatment because it can burn my hairs because of Heena it happened before with me because I went for smoothing and my hairs are too much grey now and are looking like bush that I don’t like what should I do for it
It's another video removing henna even though I love my henna color.. And I basically use for strengthening, the color is the bonus😁
I loved my henna hair Color!! I just can’t keep it up and I am going grey at an alarming rate!!
I used rusk's elim8 it did a great job at removing several years of henna build up (i used henna block from lush, so no metallic salts) the remaining bits of henna and indigo that didnt come out were naturally bleached out by summer sunshine.
I have been putting henna in my hair for years. Absolutely love it the color is usually so bright and beautiful and I have gotten so many compliments. I have very thick hair and have noticed that my hair feels sticky after washing it and people comment on the "greasy" look. Is there anyway to fix this? I also notice that the greys do not match the rest of my hair. Does henna hair need to be washed more often?
Try to give Dish soap a try!
Thanks!!
I've used henna for 12yrs. I went to a dark wine color (Henna color lab...❤ Them and very cost effective) but i want to fade back to strawberry blonde which is close to my natural color.
Does the coconut oil remove the henna from grey hair as well? I wanna switch to henna and indigo just to cover the greys but I use coconut oil a lot.
I’ve used light mountain color the gray for years and it covers gray really well, it also conditions the hair, I plan to use a neutral henna once I let my gray hair grow out.
What I have most trouble lifting is Indigo. If I use light bleaching (as I have for henna in the past with great success and no damage), will a new application of henna cover the blue/green left behind from the indigo ?
I just put henna over hendigo that went green and dark gray...and it's now auburn. Thankgod
@@anastasialiberate3568 how did you get it to auburn after that? I have the same problem right now):
6 lemon juiced and 6 tbsp of baking soda combine with 6 to 8 oz of water. Soak hair for 30 min to 2 hrs. Beware leaving on for more then that time. Use a deep conditioner. You may have to repeat the process several times.
What color was your hair prior??
@@audreycabrera2715 my hair is naturally orange I use henna to hide the gold and white haha I’m old asf
I have really fine hair and the one time I box does my hair I had to cut because of damage. Will doing this to lighten my henna damage my hair?
@@cmac2256 I have really fine hair and the one time I box dyed my hair I had to cut because of damage. Will doing this to lighten my henna damage my hair?
@@What_A_Lady it can if you leave lemon juice in your hair too long. It’s the same as bleaching. Why you do it in multiple stages and deep condition each time to reduce the damage
I am just letting mine grow ,I tried oil strip ,lemon juice ,baking soda ,vitamin C in the past even bleach bath -its all terribly damaging and drying .My hair is high density ,fine diameter Caucasian hair .Letting it grow and having the trims - the best natural way to get rid of it .Lawson molecules are bound permanently to pheomelanin in lighter hair and it's not possible to break it with gentle chemicals ,the harsh option is to melt pigment with bleach or just let it grow.
Tysm for this comment. I’ve found the same things to be true in my experience and I have similar hair to what you described. I’m just gonna let it grow and learn from my mistake
Thank your for your comment. I just wanted to remove the Henna, also with methods you mentioned. But now i'm not sure anymore. I have coconut oil in my Hair nur now i think, i will the Henna grow out. Thank you.
I agree with you.
That reminds me... when will Cassia Obovata be back in stock?
I use henna and indigo on my naturally white hair to change it black. I now want to fade my hair to brown.
I wanted to take a natural approach to colouring my hair since I have 3A curls that doesn't like hair dyes and man do I regret putting henna in my hair a month ago . My curls have flattened out dramatically and my hair is super dry, frizzy and looks more like 2c hair now and this is stressing me out . I did add moisturizing ingredients to my henna mixture like oils and Aloe powder. I guess it doesn't agree for everyone. I'm really trying to get this henna out of my hair , I will try your tips and hope it helps
Did any of these tricks work for you?
What kind of oil did you use? Aloe is protein and so is Henna. Sounds like you have protein overload.
It will take the curly out
Thank you for this video. I hennaed my hair using henna sooq products for about 2yrs. I recently started the 30 day detox, no oil no butters hair care regimen. I discovered that henna is really damaging to my natural type 4 hair. It was an obstacle to my hair truly receiving moisture. I have discontinued using it. Thank you for making it known that it is extremely difficult to remove. The best thing is to cut it out or let it grow out then cut it. I wish I was more informed before I attempted to do henna. I did it to color grey and didn't want to put chemical dyes in my hair. Please everyone do you thorough research before putting this 'natural' dye in your hair.
I also used henna to cover grays, but for 8 years. Like yours my hair also was very dry despite the moisturizing deep conditioning I did routinely. When I heard about Fo Adunni's account of using henna and the stylists behind Black Girls Curls talking about how damaging it can be to tight curls I stopped using it because they confirmed what I had suspected to be true. Now 10 months post, my hair has never been softer and my elasticity (which I thought was gone due to heat damage) has completely returned. I will not be cutting my hair as they suggest though.
Though it should be noted that I have been doing Olaplex treatments on a monthly basis for over a year now as well as protein treatments. I also incorporated Curl Smiths Bond Curl Rehab Salve as well. I know stylists typically suggest not using protein so much but I alternate between treatments that vary in strength and I use different types of strengthening ingredients not just protein.
@@ChristsChemist thank you for this comment. I have seen Fo's videos. I will research the Olaplex and curlsmith treatments you've used. I have noticed that since I have discontinued henna, my hair more readily accepts water. It used to take me no lie 7 minutes of standing under the warm shower for my hair to thoroughly saturate. Now 2 mins Max. I thought it was because my hair was 'low porosity' but it was the henna blocking the water from really penetrating and wetting my hair. I haven't decided to cut it yet. Giving it a year to see what it does. I'm about 6 months post henna.
@@mocknbird5609 Same here, it's now a lot easier for my hair to absorb water.
Afope Atoyebi's channel helped me tweak my regimen, she's a trichologist who backs up her info with scientific data. Here are several videos that helped me build out my reparative hair care regimen:
1) "How To Strengthen Hair Strands Without Protein"
2) "Deep Conditioning Low Porosity Natural Hair"
3) "How To Fix Protein Overload In Hair"
@@ChristsChemist thank you so much! I will check her channel out.
Henna is not for everybody. It can be beneficial for some and really damaging for others.
Hi I have a question, I want to dye my hair auburn/dark copper. But I used Khadi (Godlbrown, Ashbrown) 2 times last year (in october and november). I've been wondering how much time it takes untill the khadi dye is faded so I can dye it with the copper.
Only reason I dislike the khadi hairdye is cause it makes me itchy sculp.
Hello. Color usually stays 4-6 weeks and root touch ups in between.
I love henna also I want my hair red but my hair is black so I don’t think I can have a red hair 😅 but a love how my hair is look after henna ❤️
I also had very naturally dark brown / almost black hair . I had a natural highlight that had a red tone to it that became my first Grey's. Those lighter highlight hairs took the henna - red and gv it an all over warm tone but still dark. I think you'll like it . Plus the compliments!!
I've been using Olaplex at home (about 3 applications so far) and I'm considering dying my grey hair with Henna/Indigo because my hair remains fragile and because I want to switch to a more natural alternative to strengthen my hair. Would that be safe or would there be negative interactions between the Olaplex and the henna/indigo?
I use Olaplex number 3 on my type 4 hair. The first time I used Henna and indigo noticed how strong my hair felt and wondered if I even needed Olaplex. I did use the Olaplex on my next wash day and it was fantastic. No problems in fact the Henna had loosened my curl and the Olaplex seemed to make it more curly again.
So I can only comment on my experience as a non professional but I found no adverse reaction.
@@dionnebell9834 Thank you for the feedback! That's reassuring.
One more question: Would you also happen to use the henna to cover grey hair? I've noticed a comment or two of people stating that the henna would fade on their greys after 1-2 washes and that is another concern I have, since using commercial dye after henna in case of failure might be an issue. I'm very close to ordering though.
I have a bunch of henna and some indigo that I'm not using from this brand, that I purchased last year. I did like it, it's very easy for the dye to release and it's finely sifted but my grays began coming in at a rate that I couldn't keep up with after 8 years of covering them up so I stopped the treatments shortly after making my last purchase. Let me know if you want it, I will send it to you for free I just want to free up space in my pantry.
@@ChristsChemist Thank you for your offer. It's very kind of you but I'll have to pass. Hopefully someone else who sees your comment can benefit!
Don’t use henna
I'm a natural red head and used Henna in my hair. Now my hair is growing out and I have this line that is just awful. Any tips on how to lighten or make it not so prominent? Or remove Henna?
I’m experiencing the same thing, I have natural strawberry hair, if you find anything let me know😩 I tried what she said and oiling didn’t work for me
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t specialize in removing henna as it’s permanent hair color.
if i use bleach will i have green hair ? the henna was 100% pure i only mixed it sometimes with tea, also, if i use only dye without bleach can i see any difference in the color ? thak you so so so much
Do a strand tes
I’m trying to dye my hair with henna… I have chemical treated hair already however I don’t want to put any more chemicals… I do need a touch up on my roots because they’re black again… what color of henna should I use to get my golden blonde color using henna… please help!
Are you trying to lighten your hair? I believe henna only deposits color so it wouldn’t have any lifting effects
Hello. I was thinking of touching up my roots with a blonde hair dye. I have the same problem, I would like to transition to henna, after so many years of chemicals…but my natural color is dark.
What did you do with your hair after this comment?
I have grey hair and use to use the henna. Now my roots are bleeding orange. Do you have pre made henna/indigo treatments, so that I may dye my hair black/Dark brown Again?
That’s what I’m looking for also!
Can I remove a dark red henna and then later on apply another lighter shade of henna to apply? I feel like the henna I applied is a little dark and is mostly to cover white hairs now. Thanks.
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t specialize in removing henna as it’s permanent hair color.
Hello I am a natural ginger and tried to use henna to make my hair a brighter strawberry blonde . My hair turnt green and I have tried so many different ways remove it nothing has worked and I am stuck on what to do to get rid of of the green colour that remains. Would another henna dye cover the green would appreciate any advice on what to do
Did you use a product that had Indigo? Henna doesn't usually turn the hair green on its own. You can try honey to try and lighten your hair as a treatment. This may help. hennasooq.com/sweet-honey-enriching-hair-nourisher/
I don't know if another round of henna will fix the green but make sure to read the instructions on your hair dye thoroughly in the future. Some need a pre dye and you definitely need to get the water temperature right when mixing it. As far as I know natural hair dyes only go green when your water wasn't hot enough
When you want certain information and you're told to listen to the entire video because definite information will be given and it's not it very disappointing. She just told us what the most effective way is but not how to do it.
I’ve been using dark brown henna for a year without a problem. The front around my face has decided to turn a purplish color and don’t know what to do about it. I’d love some solutions. I did a shampoo citric acid wash which lightened it, but I want to figure out how to use henna so this doesn’t happen again. I tried redyeing it again but got the same results.
You should try a second step of indigo for 1-2 hours to achieve a browner tone.
Please help 😞 I'm going to try olive oil.
Henna makes my scalp burn. Is this an allergic reaction?
Either you’re allergic or your not using a pure henna
I have been using BAQ henna for about 10 years. My hair used to be soft and silky but it is dry and frizzy now. The texture is not what it used to be. 😳
Try using a conditioner after . This will make your hair smooth and silky.
I did 2 henna treatments. It didn't come out as bright as I wanted, Would beet juice work to have a more vibrant color? My hair is white,
I found that heavy oiling a lot with argan oil fades hendigo...
Can I rebond my hair while Im using Plantur (a henna shampoo)?
No because Henna attaches to the bonds.
What do you think about "Reshma" natural burgundy hair dye? It says to leave it on for 30 minutes but that does not seem long enough for a henna. What do you think?
Hello. We can’t answer this as you used another brand and we don’t know if there are any conflicts for their brand with chemicals. Please ask the brand you used.
Stop. Don't use this brand. I did to my eternal regret. I used the medium brown and in the 30 minutes my hair was jet black. Still can't get the color out. 😢
Don’t put henna in your hair.
Hi there! I used traditional henna to dye my hair about 6 months ago. It is a little too orange for my liking and have tried all of the natural treatments to try and make the color more subtle. I then used brown henna to try and dye over (I know that probably doesn’t work as the traditional henna touched my hair first) and it only seemed to last about a week and went back to the orange color. My question is will using the brown over top not work since I used the regular henna first? Is my best bet just to wait it out?
I would suggest using the AVEDA conditioner for rich browns. First, do a test of the product on a swatch of your hair. When you see the results you can see if you want to apply to whole head.
Apply to dry hair, let sit for 30 min - 1 hour and rinse. It leaves a nice color deposit that blends well with my henna. Clove for lighter brown and black malva for chestnut browns.
@@Dobviews thank you for the response!!
Put amla over it with lemon juice. Do you want brown or lighter copper?That will give you a maore natural subtle red color and tone the orange down.,If you want actual brown, that is whole differnt recipe. You need henna, indigo amd mostly amla. Make sure you are getting the coreect henna.,There are three common shades. Some very bright and others more low key. But it sounds like you just need amla and lemon juice.
@@katiegrahl8270 i know this is an older comment but if you want it more of a burn orange rather than being so bright, try doing a brown hair gloss every few weeks. It's higher maintenance but adds a very subtle color deposit that will dull the bright orange without dulling your hair, and will last for about a week. Glosses also make your hair feel much softer, and if you don't want to spend a ton of money on a gloss, try mixing semi-permanent hair color with aloe vera gel and applying it over your hair that has henna on it. I really like the Adore Cajun Spice (56) and Cinnamon (58) for this, or you can go over with just the semi-permanent color for a longer lasting result, since it will eventually wash out, though for that i'd reccomend something like Ginger since it'll be a more intense result. That way you get the color you want and all the benefits of the henna
I loved the adore colours as suggested by Katie Grahl, but they are loaded with silicones and when they finally wash out they can leave your hair really dry, so I stopped using them. It seems they have worked for her though.
I have the most beautiful bright red hair because of Henna for the past 4 to 5 years.
Im just wondering how fully graymy hair is. It would be cool if my whole head is silver at 33 years old.
I used to have dark brown hair naturally that would only become dark red, but now its super bright because of the grays
Hello! We have a complete guide that you can follow here to help you in the process of coloring your hair: hennasooq.com/blogs/frontpage/complete-guide-how-to-color-your-hair-with-henna-and-indigo/. We hope this helps!
I've been dying my hair black with henna and indigo for years but I'm trying to transition off of black indigo and into the more ginger henna-red, but indigo is such a pain to remove!
its permanent - cannot be undone or bleached or overdyed
Have you been able to get the indigo out? My hair is naturally blonde so it looks really weird with the rest of my hair being dark but light roots
dariaza Hi, I asked someone this above. Then I saw your comment. I hope someone can talk about this. I mixed about 70% henna and Indigo 30% by accident and let it cook in a bowl on the lowest flame for 1/2 hour to warm it because I made it w/cold water. (So I made it wrong. And I learned my lesson.) But I didn't want to waste it and put in on my hair for almost 3 hours. Maybe enough time for the henna dye to work. My point is, it was Ok, I like it fairly well, but my hair is a little too dark. Now I fear what will happen when the roots start showing. I have about 30% gray that mostly shows at the roots (these past few years) and my natural hair color is dark brown with red and copper highlights. Regarding the roots. I'd love to try to make it a little lighter (with more henna, but don't want the gray roots to show lighter than the original henna/indigo dyed hair mentioned at the top. If you comprehend this and are interested in replying, please do. Thanks.
I'm at this point now. I'm thinking of using coconut oil or vitamin c powder to safely remove the indigo. How did your hair turn out?
My hair turned out too orangey. I’m not leaving henna, just need to change the brand of henna. I’m going to use the Chai henna by Mehndi henna. Chai henna color is a light ash brown that’s shiny, and will add a lot of Cassia (pale yellow) to the chai to get a dark blonde for the length of my hair. No more peroxide for me!
Hope that brand works for you and since it has more cassia it might be more golden toned but semi-permanent. Good luck!
When you don't want it orangey you can adjust it with indigo as well
I use some cheap "summer blonde spray" That lightly bleaches hair. It slowly lifts the henna color
Yes! This worked for me but after the Second use it did dry my hair out
im gonna try this thank u!!
Henna Sooq, ma'am, if you ever see this: I got dry henna powder on white shirting fabric [storage mishap] 5 months since it was placed and then revealed. So just wondering if you have any fabric henna removal ? 😢 please 🙏
Hello. Sorry, we don't have.
would this work for locs? because i want to dye my hair like a dark blue black color
Hello. Yes, this will work with locs as well.
I can’t imagine wanting to remove henna! I’ve been doing it for 4-5 years and I just love it! My hair has been so healthy
I love it as well but I have naturally very light hair and after using henna for many months there is an issue with my roots being too light and the rest being very dark from henna build up. So I need to remove some to get a more even color now.
@@MyPaperTiger thank you for the tip I have light curly hair and my roots are more light than the ends
@@MyPaperTiger is there anything that worked to remove the color and go back to your natural color?
Henna seems to kill my hair and doesn’t dye it
@@DanceJems Yeah my last application definitely killed my hair. Terrible breakage after it.
hiii i used colorlesss henna like a month ago and i want to dye my hair red (not bleach)
is it safeee????
Hello. Since our products are safe with all chemical dyes and treatments it will be safe to do so.
Hello. I used henna on my hair and I didn't realize it was not for low porosity hair as it caused extreme protein overload instantly. I left it on for 2 hrs. How do I reverse this. I'm not concerned with removing the colors as I am African American and it did not color my hair at all. I want to reverse the affects as I heard it permanently affects the bonds within the hair shaft. Please how do I reverse this, or what can I use to get this out. Not concerned with color. Thank you.
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t specialize in removing henna as it’s permanent hair color.
Well why is the video titled " how to remove henna safely and naturally"?
Can I dye over the top? The henna was 100% pure, it’s just that I don’t really like the result and the process, so I won’t do it again
Yes you can dye your hair over the henna
i found that you can't dye over hennaed hair. nothing bad will happen, it's just that the dye won't even reach your hair.... i have black hair, so since henna wasn't adding anything to my hair color i decided to go to the salon and simply dye my hair copper. it only dyed my roots bc they were virgin hair: nowhere where i had henna changed colors!
I've done blue color depositing shampoo to end up with a burgundy tint, I've done Lime Crime Valentine over faded henna for a fun bright red. My natural hair is thin fine light brown to blonde.
@HennaSooq does adding more henna lessen the indigo tint?
I bought cassia and have been using it many times before. But this time I think they must have made a product mistake and put henna in to it.. because my hair got orange.. 😬
I fought hard to grow out my hair naturally. No colour at all.. so this destroyed it all.. the colour doesn't suit me.. 😬 so thank you for the tips! I thought I was going to have a break from my oil treatments and use cassia for a while.. but now I have to start oil treatments again.
Hello! We're so sorry to hear that. Is this our product or other brand?
@@HennaSooqNo worries! It's another brand! But thank you for the tips on how to reduce the red! 🙏
Any tips to just lighten one area? I used red henna recently (which I love!) to dye my hair, but the greys are growing in pretty thick. I want to just lighten the line where the dye ends and my natural hair begins, to give it a balyage style look. I want to keep the colour, but soften the transition.
Try a henna gloss on your roots. She makes one with cocoa butter that's in my hair right now. It's so luxurious feeling. Some people also mix their henna paste with regular conditioner. It creates a bit of a barrier that keeps some of the dye from sticking to the hair. It's more gradual color over a few uses, I use it in between full strength colorings when my roots are becoming obvious. I don't like the dye-line either!
Or mix henna with cassia, every time a smaller amount of henna and the copper fades into gold.
@ I want to use the Moroccan copper henna and cassia. Do you think it will work well on my 30% gray? (And my naturally dark brown hair w/red and copper highlights.)
@@BE74297 I think it will but you may need to do it twice depending on your hair characteristics. If it doesn't stick the first time and you still see a lot of grey, simply do it again.
Are any of these comments from an African American who has natural hair. I am natural and used henna for the first time today and I have it. The box said light blonde and it turned my hair black😭😭😭😡😡😡. I need this black off my hair ASAP. Someone please hear my cry and tell me step by step what to do to REMOVE THIS STUFF, PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!
How are you doing dear ?
Did you manage to remove the black color from your hair ?
Hey Mrs. Margaret, thanks for asking. I pray you are doing well. I was able to get it out by doing a lot of the remedies I read on Google and got off of TH-cam. Thank you for your concern cause I was in a BAD WAY!
I hear you. I'm stuck with half my hair henna black. I'm soo scared to bleach it or use a hair colour remover kit because I havevthin hair already but! I'm hating how dull the henna has made my hair and has done absolutely nothing beneficial for me after four years of using it. Have you tried any methods yet?
@@ionasanaa3844, I googled it and it gave several ways to remove the henna. I did about 3 of them. I did a different one each week. That was my first and last time using henna. I went to Sally's and got some Ion permanent hair color and used it. It worked fine. Before I did that though, I spoke with several beauticians.
What brand or product did you buy? Henna only deposits orange or red color. I suspect it was fake henna. Cassia provides golden tones. Indigo provides a blue green color that when applied after a henna color treatment can make your hair black. Just FYI.
Can you use Argan oil instead of coconut oil?
Hello. Yes, you may do so.
I just recently dyed my hair with dark brown henna my my gray hair came out reddish anyone know how to remove that ??
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t specialize in removing henna as it’s permanent hair color.
Any tips on how to lighten indigo?
Hello it will only turns a green hue if you use indigo and try to lighten it.
Does this make cassia ride off too? I used it on light blond hair and it gave it golden tones ..
Hello! It won't color dark hair tones but can yield a light golden tone on grey and blonde hair.
where are the recipes for removing Henna? I couldnt locate them!
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t speicialize in removing henna as it’s permanent hair color. You may want to look into Courtney Violetta’s videos to lighten henna and that may help.
My only success was time. It took about half a year to lighten up my hair. My ends were almost black but the top of my hair was brown orange and gray(not the look I was going for) I wanted my hair to be a med to dark brown. It takes patience but if you want nice hair when you’re old like me henna is the way to go or go gray.
Hi Tracy, can you elaborate on how you get brown with henna? I have lots of white as well at the root. Do you still use henna? Did you get brown by repeatedly applying? I did once and after a year the ends became green. Any suggestions would be really appreciated.
Hiya, I used brown henna & it turned black!!!! It’s not fading after a month 😭😭😭
I used light brown henna on my light reddish brown hair and it turned black also. Freaked me out. I look awful with dark hair. I put pure henna on it and it helped. Then the second time I did the pure henna now it is way too red and my roots look dark.
@@laurel7175 I mixed about 70% henna and Indigo 30% by accident and let it cook in a bowl on the lowest flame for 1/2 hour to warm it because I made it w/cold water. So I made it wrong. But I didn't want to waste it and put in on my hair for almost 3 hours. Maybe enough time for the henna dye to work. So my point is, it was Ok, but my hair is a little bit too dark. Now I fear what will happen when the roots start showing. I have about 30% gray that mostly shows at the roots (these past few years) and my natural hair color is dark brown with red and copper highlights. Regarding the roots. I'd love to try to make it a little lighter, but don't want the gray roots to show lighter than the original henna/indigo combo mentioned at the top. If you comprehend this and are interested in replying, please do. Thanks.
@@BE74297 When using henna and henna hair dye you cannot go lighter only darker. My understanding is the henna (red) is the one that takes awhile to develop the dye that is why you have to wait for it to develop b4 you apply it. Only guessing here...It could be that the henna (red) was not fully developed when you applied it so you did not get the benefit of more red than the dark. You can try the baking soda and lemon removal method but I think it works better on fresh colored hair. I did it the next day and it did take it down a little less pure black. Coconut oil will fade it too. I use about 1 tsp on my hair while it is damp. It helps my curls and it moisturizes. It does not look greasy on me at all. (They told me it was probably a bad batch or my hair grabbed the indigo for some reason but they never got back to me after saying they would research my batch number. That was the Henna Guys.) If you want to try the baking soda and lemon I will give instructions if you reply. Then in the future only mix with water and a little ACV to help cover your grey hair. You can also add a little pure henna to get it more red.
Lye relaxer takes henna right out for me lol. Not a recommended method though unless you do relax your hair, otherwise prepare for breakage
@@Sharigeraets I’m not familiar with getting indigo out- I’d recommend going to a professional at this point
Lol! I wondered why my henna faded so fast! Oh, well, I guess I'll try a new method.
Henna can sometimes fade over time as does any type of dye (weather and elements cause this or heat over time) and it also grows out so it’ll eventually come out on its own fully over time. Henna hair dye lasts 4-6 weeks but depends on hair growth.
I did the vitamin c and shampoo method and it burned my scalp, just left the product on my hair 45 min, and spent 2 months with terrible burns to my scalp
Oh no! We're so sorry to hear that.
A simple developer (I use 20 volume) mixed with baking soda does the job for me
What color was your hair prior?
What was your hair color prior ?
I wanted vibrant light orange but my hair started slowly getting darker and darker
And I used to apply coconut oil thinking it helps retain colour 😫.
What oil can I use to retain colour ? And how can I keep colour for longer and darker ?
I'd recommend a light oil like our camellia or jojoba oil! Any thick oil will strip the color from your hair
use lemon crystal light- it removes it all including if you got a bad skunk smell from the henna
Yes my mother used it it stripped to grey she just used the purple shampoo to clean out the yellow. Yes the crystal light worked.
@@janet1394 what is lemon cristal light??
@@meteoradegrecia5727 it's a powdered drink mix .
@@meteoradegrecia5727 it's usually near the Kool Aid
@@janet1394 made with what? I not from USA and english is not my mother tongue. Could you pls explain It? Thanks!
Can shampoo with oil remove henna from my hair
Hello. Yes, you may do so.
What about amla for removing henna?
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t specialize in removing henna as it’s a permanent hair color. We hope this helps!
i never understood "removing" henna.... for me, my mom, aunts, grandmothers.... once you henna its for life lol. personally i put henna in my hair for its health properties and whatever color comes out I don't really care.
That „noz caring“ works if you have dark hair.Imagine having an orange head of hair that absolutely doesn’t suit your skin tone.And on top of it it starts growing pit so the root doesn’t match the rest.Then you’d care
My hair is just going to dark and I like lighten it... I was thinking about Ancient Sunrise Rainwash Mineral Treatment, what do you guys think about this.
Use color oops + hydrogen peroxide + vodka/everclear + dawn dish soap. Do this 3x and it all comes out. Trust me. 😊 works like a charm
oohh that's so good to hear. Thanks for sharing. Did you have to do anything to ensure it didn't dry your hair?
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does this make your hair very dry.. do you need to condition it after? what conditioner do you use?
Can you explain further?
How can I remove henna from my skin?
Hello! You may watch this video for your reference: th-cam.com/video/W1PIKHSMtj8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XxbA7VijPnNwZpHz. Thank you!
When can we see YOUR hair?
probably never lol! and not in public that's for sure. I wear hijab because I'm Muslim and it's not like sneak a peak haha! Maybe if you come to Columbia, MD for one of our women's events you may just get to see ;)
Cpr is the best
Im trying to safely remove indigo.
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t specialize in removing henna as it’s a permanent hair color. We hope this helps!
How can you promote henna that reacts with just just about most other hair colours ?
If you want to run the risk of having a chemical reaction on your head crack on with henna products 👀
I literally tried everything other than bleach and nothing worked, including colour oops 😅
Color oops stunk and did not work much at all!!
I have used Sun-In. It helped a lot.
Blonde hair dye can work well. Or 5vol developer mixed with a clear activator.
you are soo lovely😍
I really want to get rid of my henna hair color any tios
You can visit Courtney Violetta's TH-cam page for tips on how to remove henna hair dye
@@HennaSooq Do you have a link ?
I think your thumbnail is a bait-and-switch, compared to what you actually say, which is not very helpful.
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I used henna. I will never use it again. My hair has been 4 colors, have fallen out, just horrible. I thought about cutting my hair but I'm using hot olive oil treatments and bentonite clay to balance the pH of my hair. If you have not used henna and have natural hair then don't. This is my experience. I'm speaking from my experience.
You are very pleasant, but this video was much too long with very little actually valuable, relevant info. I could have read the comments in 2 minutes and been done. If this video was 2 or 3 minutes, I'd be a fan...but too much non-relevant filler and almost no real info,
Nobody asked 🥰
So henna is actually a protein & is going straight to the cortex. I will never put henna in my hair again. Henna fades on the hair shaft over time but never leaves the cortex. This can cause balding... I'm sorry I had to mention this but henna shouldn't be put on the hair. It has more cons than pros & oh.... don't put box dye over henna ... you'll make it worse with the ppd ingredient (cancer causing) & the mettalic salts. With all due respect she is not a licensed cosmetologist....😢
I am fixing to get pregnant and I just don’t want to deal with it
I am very sorry that I used Henna. Henna breaks my hair piece by piece
Sorry to hear that happened. Some people are protein sensitive which might be the case for your hair. Have you tried to add aloe vera powder or extra moisturizing steps or products when using henna?
I will never use henna again.
Sorry to hear it didn't work out for you. There are many other non-henna products you can use in your regimen instead.
Wait coconut oil removes the henna 😶 oh no 🙃
Right?!