Finally, someone with darker hair than blonde. I have dark brown hair but this really gives me hope for a noticeable hair colour change haha. Great video and great results wow!!
im a curly head too just doing red henna first time!!! :)) im so scared but so excited hehe thanks for sharing this video! very helpful especially to see another curly head do it
Oh yay! So hard to find videos where the gal has my hair color! I just purchased my henna a couple hours ago, hoping it comes this week. I got the Hennasooq brand, the other brand I was looking at was the one you got. Looks amazing! Glad to see yours turned out red, I’m hoping for a fiery red and I was nervous it would come out my same color but with a bit of reddishness
@@idreamtadreamlastnight did you get to try it out? I’m planning on getting it, but haven’t found many reviews from dark brown color. I would love to hear your experience ☺️
I have dark brown hair and this is the only henna I use. Best color ever. My hair is thick and healthy. When the hairstyle hear I use henna they can believe how healthy my hair is. I just laugh… This isn’t the ‘60’s henna this is the Good Henna❤❤❤❤
@@thequeenhoho5694 you cover all the tips I know, and for making last longer I don't know what to do. The good thing is that you can redo it often without damaging your hair!
@@thequeenhoho5694 henna is forever. :) It wont fade from most peoples hair at all. So no worries on it washing out. Clarifying shampoos may take a teensy bit out, but for the most part, it stays that gorgeous red till it is cut off. Yours turned out beautifully! I have been doing mine and my daughters for many years now. It is so much fun. It can get pretty thick, so making it more the consistency of pancake batter is good. No need to wash hair before application unless you have products like gel or hairspray on your hair. It takes really really well. My favorite recipe for henna mud is the henna, hot water, a teaspoon of jojoba or coconut oil, a tablespoon of honey or sugar, and a couple drops tea tree oil. The honey or sugar makes it much easier to wash out, and also helps moisturize your hair. They might attract bees outside though, lol. The tea tree oil changes the scent to a much more pleasant one. I prefer it to any other things people use. The oil of course helps condition hair, and since the first couple of days henna can sometimes make your hair feel a bit rough, the oil negates that. I have also mixed the henna with coconut milk, which was super conditioning. I still keep going back to the recipe above. Easiest to wash out, gorgeous color! Once your hair is the color you want it, you can just do roots only each time with the full henna mud. Then mix a tablespoon or two of the mud with a cup of conditioner and apply that to the length of the hair. Wrap and wait the same couple hours, rinse as usual. If you love a cherry cola shade, each time henna the whole length. The color gets deeper each time, especially if you keep it on longer. :) Welcome to henna! My grandmas used to use henna too. It is awesome stuff. Also any unused henna mud can be frozen in a zip bag and thawed for your next application. Freezing actually makes it release color better so you get an even more vibrant result.
Turned out very pretty, when I use henna light brown it does take good I have dark brown hair and it lighten up my hair a little but I get copper highlights and it turns my gray orange. I’m wondering should I try a different henna brand I’ll see but your hair looks good 👍🏼
I’ve been reapplying the henna about every 2 months or so! The color does not fade at all, so I’m just dying my hair for the new growth at the roots. I put a generous amount on my roots, and then I combine a small amount of henna with my conditioner for the ends of my hair instead of using a generous amount on all of my hair! Hope that helps :)
I have dyed my hair about every 2-3 months! I only used the whole box of henna the first two times because I wanted a deeper red color, instead of a reddish brown. Now I only apply a thick layer of henna on my roots and combine a couple spoonfuls of henna with conditioner for the rest of my hair. It is more red than orange!
The henna does not fade, so I have been dying my hair about every 2 months or so for my roots! I do not apply as much henna on the ends of my hair as I do for the roots now...I only applied a generous amount the first couple times I colored my hair because I wanted a more red color! I have happy healthy hair still :)
The henna color never fades! I only dye it about every two months or so for my roots. The staining washed out the first time I actually washed it with shampoo!
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Finally, someone with darker hair than blonde. I have dark brown hair but this really gives me hope for a noticeable hair colour change haha. Great video and great results wow!!
did it work for you?
im a curly head too just doing red henna first time!!! :)) im so scared but so excited hehe thanks for sharing this video! very helpful especially to see another curly head do it
How did it turn out ?
The henna came out really pretty.
Oh yay! So hard to find videos where the gal has my hair color! I just purchased my henna a couple hours ago, hoping it comes this week. I got the Hennasooq brand, the other brand I was looking at was the one you got. Looks amazing! Glad to see yours turned out red, I’m hoping for a fiery red and I was nervous it would come out my same color but with a bit of reddishness
This is amazing! We have similar hair color and I also have curls so seeing the beautiful results on you convinced me! I need to do it too 😁
I’ve kept it red ever since I first dyed it and absolutely love it!! It turned more red and less red/brown when I dyed it again!
@@thequeenhoho5694 I ordered the henna! I can't wait to try it out!
@@idreamtadreamlastnight did you get to try it out? I’m planning on getting it, but haven’t found many reviews from dark brown color. I would love to hear your experience ☺️
this was so sweet! And I wanna use this exact henna too :) ❤️
i use light mountain, too. i like all the colors on my chestnut brown hair.
First TH-cam video, you go girl 👍🏻
I have dark brown hair and this is the only henna I use. Best color ever. My hair is thick and healthy. When the hairstyle hear I use henna they can believe how healthy my hair is. I just laugh… This isn’t the ‘60’s henna this is the Good Henna❤❤❤❤
Just gotta say, you give off a really nice, calming energy. (I know that's weird, sorry.) Love the results!
Ordered mine and can’t wait for my hair to look like this.
That looks Great!!! 💕 Thank.You for showing the process & color!
I love the video, I use henna too! good luck with your channel!!💕
Thank you so much!! Do you have any other tips for henna? I mostly just try to limit washing my hair to keep the color longer
@@thequeenhoho5694 you cover all the tips I know, and for making last longer I don't know what to do. The good thing is that you can redo it often without damaging your hair!
@@thequeenhoho5694 henna is forever. :) It wont fade from most peoples hair at all. So no worries on it washing out. Clarifying shampoos may take a teensy bit out, but for the most part, it stays that gorgeous red till it is cut off.
Yours turned out beautifully!
I have been doing mine and my daughters for many years now. It is so much fun.
It can get pretty thick, so making it more the consistency of pancake batter is good.
No need to wash hair before application unless you have products like gel or hairspray on your hair. It takes really really well.
My favorite recipe for henna mud is the henna, hot water, a teaspoon of jojoba or coconut oil, a tablespoon of honey or sugar, and a couple drops tea tree oil.
The honey or sugar makes it much easier to wash out, and also helps moisturize your hair. They might attract bees outside though, lol.
The tea tree oil changes the scent to a much more pleasant one. I prefer it to any other things people use.
The oil of course helps condition hair, and since the first couple of days henna can sometimes make your hair feel a bit rough, the oil negates that.
I have also mixed the henna with coconut milk, which was super conditioning. I still keep going back to the recipe above. Easiest to wash out, gorgeous color!
Once your hair is the color you want it, you can just do roots only each time with the full henna mud. Then mix a tablespoon or two of the mud with a cup of conditioner and apply that to the length of the hair. Wrap and wait the same couple hours, rinse as usual.
If you love a cherry cola shade, each time henna the whole length. The color gets deeper each time, especially if you keep it on longer. :)
Welcome to henna! My grandmas used to use henna too. It is awesome stuff.
Also any unused henna mud can be frozen in a zip bag and thawed for your next application. Freezing actually makes it release color better so you get an even more vibrant result.
@@grannyt6819 Thank you so much for all those recommendations!! I will definitely try them out next time I dye it :)
Such a great result!✨
you remind me of michelle from skins!! your hair is beautiful
Looks great! I’m gonna do mine tomorrow :)
Looks soo good!
Turned out very pretty, when I use henna light brown it does take good I have dark brown hair and it lighten up my hair a little but I get copper highlights and it turns my gray orange. I’m wondering should I try a different henna brand I’ll see but your hair looks good 👍🏼
I have same hair colour as you and mine didn't turn as beautiful a red. What was the exact henna you used and any tips on how to get it to be redder?
Good job girl
Keep up
thank you for the video! I'll definitely try henna :D
The name of the henna is light mountain-red amber spice?
The one I use is Light Mountain in red!
you are so cuteeee. thank you for the video!!!
What color did you use specifically??
I just use the shade “red”! Was too scared to try the other shades!
Please make more videos ❤
How much did you stay with the henna mixture in your hair?
Hi!! How long the colour stays and how many times you re apply the henna? Anyway, you're cute and I like your hair!!
I’ve been reapplying the henna about every 2 months or so! The color does not fade at all, so I’m just dying my hair for the new growth at the roots. I put a generous amount on my roots, and then I combine a small amount of henna with my conditioner for the ends of my hair instead of using a generous amount on all of my hair! Hope that helps :)
So you only mixed 11oz of water in? Nothing else?
How long did u let the henna sit for
Hello did u just rinsed out or shampoo your hair!! I tried it yesterday, im a level 6 of brown n it only gave me highlights! 💟
I just rinsed it out with water! I didn’t shampoo my hair until about 3 days later!
What color did you use? Red or Bright Red?
I use Red!
@@thequeenhoho5694 thanks
Did u put an already prepared henna mix or u just putted pure henna only whit hot water ?
The kind I used contains just the henna leaf powder that you then combine with hot water!
Did you add any lemon juice or tea to your henna before applying?
No, but I did start to add essential oils to help tone down the plant smell!
Are those heirloom tomatoes in the background in the kitchens?
It was a variety!! Haha
Did you apply it again?
Cause I wanna know will my hair be orange if I rpeat the process?
I have dyed my hair about every 2-3 months! I only used the whole box of henna the first two times because I wanted a deeper red color, instead of a reddish brown. Now I only apply a thick layer of henna on my roots and combine a couple spoonfuls of henna with conditioner for the rest of my hair. It is more red than orange!
@@thequeenhoho5694 thank you alot 😊❤❤❤❤
How is your hair now? The roots ? Let us know please
The henna does not fade, so I have been dying my hair about every 2 months or so for my roots! I do not apply as much henna on the ends of my hair as I do for the roots now...I only applied a generous amount the first couple times I colored my hair because I wanted a more red color! I have happy healthy hair still :)
@@thequeenhoho5694 awesome thanks for answering back
Does it cover grey hair on the roots?
How long does it take to wash out?
The henna color never fades! I only dye it about every two months or so for my roots. The staining washed out the first time I actually washed it with shampoo!
You are a beautiful woman♥️♥️
Are you Italian?
Que voz irritante
Né
Not sure if you will see this but what color henna did you use from that brand? 👀💗🫶
She shows the box at 40 seconds. It's the Red colour.