Thank you for this wonderful video. I had been dying my hair with regular hair dye for the past 20 years to cover my grays, but I wanted something safe and natural. In August 2020, I discovered this video. Because of the pandemic, and since I was stuck at home, I decided to give your procedure a try. I'm a brunette, so those pesky grays were driving me crazy. Well, I love the results. My hair is now soft, healthy looking, and a dark chocolate brown. Bless you both for sharing this with the public.
I love this! I dye my hair black almost every month. I cut off my long ends and needed a healthy and natural way to dye my gray hair. I tried it and worked great! My hair looks super soft and very shiny. Thank you!
I have a little question ... do you have to cover all of your hair every month or you can only cover the roots (How long can the color stays on the hair?) :)
Tori you are so real and cute. Loved your channel. I am 75 still color my hair with organic hair color and a few highlights periodically. I have been so interested in henna and you answered my questions. In Italy every woman over the age of 50 uses henna, all of them are redheads, lol. I have subscribed❣️
Kudos for the Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you considered - Dinanlinson Bright Colour Approach (just google it)? It is a great one off guide for learning how to get your natural hair color back minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got great success with it.
Your mum is so beautiful - and that colour becomes her so well. I'm 54, a dark brunette, and like your mum I started turning grey early on, so I have been using chemical colours for many years, but I hate the chemicals. I didn't think henna could give such a full coverage of dark colour, but now I know, so thanks for these tips - very much appreciated!
So glad you found this helpful! I hope you have a great experience using henna if you decide to go for it! Thanks for the compliments, and for watching!
@@torinoelle7215 How long does it last? Do you use regular shampoo in the days after? Are do you rinse the hair during the week with Rosemary water? I'm curious how to cleanse the hair to keep the hair color as long as possible, thanks!
Years ago I used "Sunset Glo" henna and my hair was simply gorgeous. Then gray began to set in and the orange your mom's scalp looked like, was how MY hair began to look so I quit using it. WISH we had video's like this then because today I'm going to go buy 2 Hennas...one to turn my gray orange and the other to turn my hair to the red I use with dye. SO HAPPY you have been sharing this and that I found it today.
This is the 2nd time I've watched this video, which btw, I love all your videos Tori, but just wanted to say that you both are beautiful!! I am 47, 100% grey, Not ready for the grey yet either! Thank you so much for all your awesome ideas and tutorials! I especially love the Bleaching with Henna, and how your hair color turned out! BeautifuLLLL!!!
I’m recovering from cancer and my hair is growing back. It’s about 1/2 inch long and apparently is 100% gray! I knew it was pretty gray, but it is 100% gray and I’m only 46! Since I just had cancer, I no longer want to use regular hair color due to chemicals. During my research, I found light mountain color the gray. I purchased the dark brown one because my natural hair used to be dark brown and that is the color I have dyed it for many years. However, I did the strand test on a spot on the back of my head since I don’t really have strands yet LOL. It looks really light though and almost orangish. I left step one on for 30 minutes because it looked orange after 30 minutes like the instructions said. I left step two on for the three hour maximum because I wanted to get the best/darkest possible color and instructions said browns take 2-3 hours. I didn’t see anything in the instructions about keeping it damp. I wonder if that is why it isn’t dark OR If it is lighter because it’s covering 100% gray. I’m planning on waiting the 72 hours before covering my whole head like the instructions say. But I’m kinda scared that it will be orange. I don’t want to go from gray to orange. I’d rather keep the gray! I Please help!
hi from India.... yours is one of the few videos to show the whole process and the before/after results... great initiative.. Love your mom's enthusiasm in working with you on this! Thank you for this video!
I have medium brown hair and I use a mix of henna/indigo (one step process). The color comes out very close to my natural color. I'm so happy to have found something natural.
I have a little question ... do you have to cover all of your hair every month or you can only cover the roots (How long can the color stays on the hair?)
Thank you for the informative video. Just needed a bit of clarification. You did the two step process and showed the two boxes of Light Mountain henna. Did you use one of them for the first step or just some other pure henna product and then the “black” Light Mountain henna/ indigo box mix?
Thanks for the tutorial, I found that using all indigo after the henna application, left for 2 hours was more effective. also mixing some henna with the indigo gives a dark shade but not black, seems the more henna mixed with the indigo the lighter brown (but not light brown) it leaves the hair. I was advised to use a teaspoon of salt with the indigo to help it release its colour.
I just saw this video when I turned on TH-cam. This mom daughter relationship is so beautiful and you can feel the genuine love, support, and kindness between them. This is so nice to see. I wish more moms were this loving to their daughters. This made me cry but also smile. I forgot all about the henna so I'll watch it over.😂 Thank you for this important information. Be blessed!😇
Lord have mercy, woman! Why would you want to cry because of a loving relationship? Besides, the video is not about relationship, but HENNA - get a life!!!
@@presh4From 2 hours to 5 hours. It is also highly nourishing for the hair. Dissolve the henna in boiled water and make sure it is thoroughly dissolved before using a brush (hair colour brush) to begin the process. Once it is done, use a plastic bag to cover the hair completely. Use some Vaseline/coconut oil around the face to make sure the henna does not colour your face. Good luck!
I was about to go out to pick some henna leafs to for some experiments on my grey hair and this video popped up. Ok, no more experiment, I'll do it and it will work as expected for sure.
Kudos for the Video! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Millawdon Goodbye Gray Trick (probably on Google)? It is a great one of a kind guide for learning how to reverse gray hair fast minus the hard work. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my old buddy Taylor at last got excellent results with it.
As a newbie to henna this video was super helpful along with your other video, complete guide to henna! I have run into an issue with coverage of my gray hair. I don’t have too much gray hair (mostly near my forehead and up on top) so I started with the 1 step process. The gray did not cover at all. Then I tried the 2 step process and the gray turned a bronze color. I used Chestnut color both times which is close to my actual hair color. I kept the henna on for the time suggested in the box directions (25 min for step 1 and 3 hours for step 2). Any suggestions would be appreciated!
when I was younger and my hair was natural brown medium I henna my hair every two weeks till it was your colour I use to buy it from the chemist in a white tub and also henna wax treatment lol but it looks great on your mum you are a lovely daughter
A thumb up first. Thank you for the video. I am still lost re the following points: 1) first step, which product do you use; 2) how long does is stay on the hair; 3) what is the product you use for the second step, 4) how long does it take (I heard you saying the maximum 1 hour?); 5) every step to wash off the product(s), do you use shampoo? 6) what about hair conditioner? Any product recommendation? Thank you
So pretty!! I am trying Henna for the first time. I have damaged my hair (it's falling out :-( ) and want to still get rid of the grey but not hurt my hair! Your mom's hair turned out beautiful! I am doing the indigo also. Thanks for the tips!
Henna will strengthen your hair from the roots, and diminish the hair fall.. I've been putting henna in my hair since I was 11yr( in india my mum used it as a strengthening agent in hair oil)
I'm so glad you finally put another video up. I've been using henna since September. My hair is long, so it's probably going to be another year and a half before I can cut off all the old chemical hair dye out of my hair completely. I'm gonna be so happy when my hair has nothing but henna in it. I have zero damage from henna. It's nice to have healthy hair again! I have dark hair like your mother. I agree with you that the grey shows quickly. I henna every 2-4 weeks.
Thanks for sharing, Violet! I am glad you are loving your henna hair! It's been a game-changer for us! So happy to see your comment :) thanks for watching!
This is so lovely !!! Mom blushing while daughter is explaining all about her channel ❤️. Tbh, your channel seems much better than most for henna guide. You've got a new sub.
what kind of henna is that? i WANT my hair orange like that lol.... i just went whole foods and now i can't stand the idea of putting poison in me from the hair bleache i used, so going RED with henna! i'm not alarmed at that red lol i love it! please tell?
the Indopak hennas in my opinion are more orange tones . The most popular Rajasthani, or red raj. The Afro Arab hennas ie Moroccan and Yemeni are more fiery red and fade to copper . The former indian ones have to sit longer before use min 4 hours or over night . The Moroccan only needs 30 mins before use for hair. But if take up to an hour to apply it you can just begin applying immediately. Whichever you purchase make sure it’s just henna as the ingredient nothing else : lawsonia inermis. Organic is better but people tell me the non organic stains better . But for health organic is superior
Your mom is absolutely stunning!! 🙌 You both are so pretty (you remind me of the beautiful, Kerri Green!), and I love that you made this video together. Thank you for sharing it with us!
Hi. Thanx so much for this video. I'm your mom's age. I used to apply red henna when I didn't have much gray. But I stopped because i felt that red henna does not cover gray. My geay hair would get this brassy color, which contrasted with my dark hair, which was too noticeable and not too attractive. Now that I saw your video i wonder maybe i was doing it wrong. Can you please make a video of applying henna for gray hair but for red haired results. Not for dark brown. I would like to get a result like your hair. Or maybe you can direct me to another video which you already have about this. Thank you 🙏
What a great video! its lovely to see a mom and daughter helping each other. How long will the henna last for before someone with grays need to re apply?
Appreciate Video! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Millawdon Goodbye Gray Trick (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one off guide for learning how to reverse gray hair fast without the headache. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my work buddy finally got astronomical results with it.
I used to dye my daughter's hair with Lush henna block. Grate and melt in a bowl over a simmering pan of water. Using brush from hairdressers, cover all hair. Leave on for a while and shampoo off. Beautiful auburn hair and so shiney. X
I use light mountain henna in dark brown I add lemon juice and water to my henna mixture. I have black hair with a lot of gray and when I finish dyeing my hair the henna gives me golden copper highlights to my gray hair which I love so much!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Hi, I really need advice on henna dye-ing with stubborn greys. I have dyed 2 times on separate occasions. The first time, I mixed around 5 tablespoons of henna powder (I have short hair) with 1 tablespoon of vinegar, followed by warm water (not distilled). Then I proceed to leave the henna solution for 12hrs before applying. I washed my hair before applying and saturated the area with white hairs. I left it on for 3.5hrs with a shower cap. However, only my brown hairs were dyed to reddish.Yet, my whites seem to be not dyed at all. The second time, I replaced 1 tablespoon of vinegar to 1.5, and this time I used coffee water instead of just warm water alone, to create acidic environment. This time I only left the solution for 8hrs before dye-ing. Similarly after applying, I left it on for 3hrs with shower cap on. However, this time I decided to use a heat source( hair dryer) but only for 2-3mins as it was to hot. ( I attempted to submerge the towel in warm water and wrap around the head to keep the henna warm, however after squeezing out the excess water from towel and wrapping it arnd my head, I realised it was not warm at all. Hence, I gave out on the idea). 1)Does anyone has a better idea to keep constant warmth on the head? 2) Does anyone has advice on how to effectively dye stubborn greys? (Since the henna did dye my brown hair to reddish but not my whites, I assume the issue lies with stubborn greys and not with the product itself? Also, I dipped my finger into henna & my finger was a deep orange. Hence, I do not need to change a different henna product?) ( Also please note that I may not be able to extend my leave-on period from 3.5hrs to longer as it starts to feel uncomfortable at that 3.5hrs mark.)
Henna and Indigo as 2 step process. Henna turns hair to red, then indigo turn black. In first step with henna u can add mixed indigo to turn hair brown instead of red, then 2nd step with just indigo to turn to black. Research it. Hearing cap is great great source
Hi, Tori. Thank you for the video. I have never used henna, but my mom is considering trying it, because her dark brown hair is now 20% gray. After a month of shampooing, conditioning and styling, did your mother notice a major difference in her gray hair? Did it fade to orange, gray or any other color? Also, her hair is about as thick as yours, but is down to her waist. Will she need two (or more) boxes?
Toriiii!!! Please post videos more frequently, you were my inspiration to start using henna, did it three times so far and it's amazing! My hair feels so much healthier and thicker. I was wondering if you have any tips on getting a more prominent natural red color though, like yours, cause my hair was medium brown but now it just has a faint red tint. And which shade should I get next, bright red, light red, or just red? I'm thinking before doing so maybe try dying my hair with an ammonia free dye without bleach, just to lighten up the color, then using henna to treat my hair. What do you think about that, keeping in mind that I never dyed my hair before using henna? Any advice as a henna expert? Btw you look so adorable 😭❤️
I actually think my next video is going to be perfect for you! I was wanting to lighten up my look since I've been doing so many henna treatments over that last couple years, and it had gotten darker. I don't want to spoil it, but I'll show you how I got a bit lighter of a look and some other tips on how I do my hair. I will be coming out either next week or the following!
I've been getting white hair since I was 12. Now I'm 28 and I am getting them so much more often. My hair is naturally straight and some of my white hair is new hair so it sticks straight up as it grows which so noticeable in my dark hair.
Tori -- I colored my hair for the first time 3 weeks ago with Light Mountain Color the Gray. Thanks for the videos! Question: If I used a clarifying shampoo the first time to get all products out -- do I need to do that again with subsequent colorings? It seems excessive and it really dries out the hair... thanks for the help!
I just completed my hair with Henna for the sixth time over the last three years and every single time, my hair has turned either green or purple. I have done every step that you’ve done. Everywhere my hair was still dark, it done good but everywhere my hair was grey has turned green. I also put two shower caps on my hair to keep my hair moist. Please give me a suggestion. I even used the entire bag with no luck
I loved your videos and want to try these products! If you have really long hair do you suggested doubling the amount? Thank you so much for your helpful videos!
Hello. I'm wondering if you've tried a mix of henna and indigo as first step (70% henna 30% indigo) and then pure indigo as second step? And if you have, did you think the results were inferior to your process (of pure henna first, and then pure indigo second)? I ask because all the other tutorials I've seen for black hair with grays have always been henna+indigo first, then pure indigo second. You are the only one to not mix the two in the first step. I'd like your second opinion, as your mom's results are also impressive. Thank you.
I use henna but it should be apply on wet and warm hair , the red one for 30 minutes and the black for 3 or 4 hours. And no shampoing or conditionning for 3 or 4 days. Only rinse with water.
We have done this method too! It generally works well even without all those exact steps, but that is how we originally started doing it. For best results, I always say to go by the specific instructions included with Light Mountain Natural henna products, but I have been doing it many years and found that I can get satisfactory results with variations in the steps.
Awesome results! I noticed the coverage didnt seem patchy but I think Henna has a reputation for patchy results. Is this because of the 2 step process? I was planning on using the Lush Henna bar but ur results are so good, im considering this 2 step method.
Hi, thanks for the great tutorial. I used to have medium golden brown hair naturally. I got my first greys at 16 and totally white by 30. I was using indigo and henna for ten years, but it got so dark with repeated dying and the roots always looked different from the rest. I cut it all off and wore a wig for 9 months to get back to my natural colour. Im all natural now, about 95% white, have been for 10 years, I still have a bit of grey at the back. Im only 50, so Im thinking of going back to henna. Id love to get a natural looking copper blond colour. Could you possibly do a clip on how to cover 80- 100% white hair and get a nice natural-ish looking coppery gol? I would really appreciate it, you seem to know what you are doing, Ive watched so many henna clips from others, trying to find the answer to this question. Thankyou!!!! Please answer, I'd love to get some colour back into my face and brighten things up. xxx
I would love to do something like this! If I can find a model I will try to film something for people with mostly white/gray hair. I would say that since your hair is so light you can probably choose a light shade that you like from Light Mountain Natural or their Color the Gray line. I have a link in the description box and a discount code if you’d like to try it. Best of luck!
@@torinoelle7215 Thanks so much for your reply!!😊💗 Thanks for the link, Yes, I will order a colour that I like and I had a thought that I can try it out on a sample of my hair next time I get it cut. If I get up enough courage to do it, I'll send you a before and after! Thanks again for your channel and for answering. If I did do it, would I have to pre colour the roots as you did on your mum? I never thought of doing that before. The biggest reason that I have against using henna is the difference in root coverage... Thanks! Suzanne xx
Thanks for the video content! Excuse me for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you tried - Dinanlinson Bright Colour Approach (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great exclusive product for learning how to get your natural hair color back minus the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.
I see that you used hair clips when you were doing the first part of the process, I've always been told that even the tiny metal clips on the plastic would affect the color. Have you experienced this or do you think using the clips to section off hair is actually fine?
Hi. This was a great video. I am trying Henna for the 1st time. I have been a hair stylist all my life. I was looking and could not find what color you used on your mom. The dark brown or black? Your mom's color is almost the same as mine and I thought it would be a good match.
how long should you keep each henna for steps 1 & 2? So far I understand that for step 2 you kept it for almost an hr, what about step 1 for how long you kept it?
At 15:29 the roots were clearly not fully colored. They are still "reddish". Did you touch up the roots with something else the next morning? If you did, can you please share what it was. I would love to switch to henna product for health reasons, but I don't want to have reddish hair color either. Thank you for the video :)
How long did the first step with henna take? Also, 1 hour is enough for the second step? I listened for 4 hours. I have dark brown hair with 80% gray roots. Unfortunately, I mixed henna and indigo to cover my gray hair, but I did not know that indigo was hard to get rid of. I like lighter hair. Do you have any advice please?
Hi Tori. Do you still use Henna? If not, I'd love to know why you're no longer using it. I have black hair like your Mom, and am graying quite a bit. I tried the Light Mountain cover the gray in Noir. I noticed you showed both the cover the gray and the regular black in this video. I've done one attempt a few months ago and my gray / white hairs turned very copper. The black didn't last long. Any suggestions for me? Thanks so much for your time.
I have been coloring my hair for years; I have probably 60% gray. I am considering switching to henna. Any advice for using henna after chemical color?
Thank you Tori. So is there any way the hair can be black with henna by itself? Please reply because I have already mixed my henna waiting to use it tomorrow but I need my hair to be black. Thank you
Thank you for this wonderful video. I had been dying my hair with regular hair dye for the past 20 years to cover my grays, but I wanted something safe and natural. In August 2020, I discovered this video. Because of the pandemic, and since I was stuck at home, I decided to give your procedure a try. I'm a brunette, so those pesky grays were driving me crazy. Well, I love the results. My hair is now soft, healthy looking, and a dark chocolate brown. Bless you both for sharing this with the public.
How long does it last? Do you use regular shampoo in the days after?
I love this! I dye my hair black almost every month. I cut off my long ends and needed a healthy and natural way to dye my gray hair. I tried it and worked great! My hair looks super soft and very shiny. Thank you!
I have a little question ... do you have to cover all of your hair every month or you can only cover the roots (How long can the color stays on the hair?) :)
So sweet to be looking after your mum like that, she looks so happy with the good job you've done
Tori you are so real and cute. Loved your channel. I am 75 still color my hair with organic hair color and a few highlights periodically. I have been so interested in henna and you answered my questions. In Italy every woman over the age of 50 uses henna, all of them are redheads, lol. I have subscribed❣️
Well done! Looks good ... I need to try henna. Pretty mom and daughter.. and I mean that respectfully.
Kudos for the Video clip! Apologies for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you considered - Dinanlinson Bright Colour Approach (just google it)? It is a great one off guide for learning how to get your natural hair color back minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got great success with it.
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Your mum is so beautiful - and that colour becomes her so well. I'm 54, a dark brunette, and like your mum I started turning grey early on, so I have been using chemical colours for many years, but I hate the chemicals. I didn't think henna could give such a full coverage of dark colour, but now I know, so thanks for these tips - very much appreciated!
So glad you found this helpful! I hope you have a great experience using henna if you decide to go for it! Thanks for the compliments, and for watching!
@@torinoelle7215 How long does it last? Do you use regular shampoo in the days after? Are do you rinse the hair during the week with Rosemary water? I'm curious how to cleanse the hair to keep the hair color as long as possible, thanks!
Years ago I used "Sunset Glo" henna and my hair was simply gorgeous. Then gray began to set in and the orange your mom's scalp looked like, was how MY hair began to look so I quit using it. WISH we had video's like this then because today I'm going to go buy 2 Hennas...one to turn my gray orange and the other to turn my hair to the red I use with dye. SO HAPPY you have been sharing this and that I found it today.
Well done mom and daughter - good to see you both looking out for each other!
This is the 2nd time I've watched this video, which btw, I love all your videos Tori, but just wanted to say that you both are beautiful!! I am 47, 100% grey, Not ready for the grey yet either! Thank you so much for all your awesome ideas and tutorials! I especially love the Bleaching with Henna, and how your hair color turned out! BeautifuLLLL!!!
I’m recovering from cancer and my hair is growing back. It’s about 1/2 inch long and apparently is 100% gray! I knew it was pretty gray, but it is 100% gray and I’m only 46! Since I just had cancer, I no longer want to use regular hair color due to chemicals. During my research, I found light mountain color the gray. I purchased the dark brown one because my natural hair used to be dark brown and that is the color I have dyed it for many years. However, I did the strand test on a spot on the back of my head since I don’t really have strands yet LOL. It looks really light though and almost orangish. I left step one on for 30 minutes because it looked orange after 30 minutes like the instructions said. I left step two on for the three hour maximum because I wanted to get the best/darkest possible color and instructions said browns take 2-3 hours. I didn’t see anything in the instructions about keeping it damp. I wonder if that is why it isn’t dark OR If it is lighter because it’s covering 100% gray. I’m planning on waiting the 72 hours before covering my whole head like the instructions say. But I’m kinda scared that it will be orange. I don’t want to go from gray to orange. I’d rather keep the gray! I Please help!
hi from India.... yours is one of the few videos to show the whole process and the before/after results... great initiative.. Love your mom's enthusiasm in working with you on this! Thank you for this video!
Thank! Yes, am very thankful for my wonderful mom! She is so supportive!
I have medium brown hair and I use a mix of henna/indigo (one step process). The color comes out very close to my natural color. I'm so happy to have found something natural.
I have a little question ... do you have to cover all of your hair every month or you can only cover the roots (How long can the color stays on the hair?)
Thank you for the informative video. Just needed a bit of clarification. You did the two step process and showed the two boxes of Light Mountain henna. Did you use one of them for the first step or just some other pure henna product and then the “black” Light Mountain henna/ indigo box mix?
Your mother is beautiful, I thought she was you sister🌹
Me too
I really thought at the start of the video that you were sisters. Both gorgeous 💕💕
I’m glad I found your video. Like your mom, and for the same reason I’ve decided to give henna a try.
Thanks for the tutorial, I found that using all indigo after the henna application, left for 2 hours was more effective. also mixing some henna with the indigo gives a dark shade but not black, seems the more henna mixed with the indigo the lighter brown (but not light brown) it leaves the hair. I was advised to use a teaspoon of salt with the indigo to help it release its colour.
I haven't heart the salt tip! thanks for sharing!
Mom and daughter are so naturally beautiful.😇
Thumbs up mom!!!
Thumbs up daughter!!!
Sad that you had to defend your compliment. This world has become so ugly. This video has convinced me to try henna too
I just saw this video when I turned on TH-cam. This mom daughter relationship is so beautiful and you can feel the genuine love, support, and kindness between them. This is so nice to see. I wish more moms were this loving to their daughters. This made me cry but also smile. I forgot all about the henna so I'll watch it over.😂
Thank you for this important information. Be blessed!😇
Lord have mercy, woman! Why would you want to cry because of a loving relationship? Besides, the video is not about relationship, but HENNA - get a life!!!
@@lorrainehutton3527 Wow!!! Who hurt you?
Meme Kendall: Don't be another AH! You have to ask??? Damn, such pathetic people!!!
A great video!
How lovely it is to see an unpainted and naturally beautiful face!
How long does the henna stay in your hair I'm trying to go from Gray to Black
@@presh4From 2 hours to 5 hours. It is also highly nourishing for the hair.
Dissolve the henna in boiled water and make sure it is thoroughly dissolved before using a brush (hair colour brush) to begin the process. Once it is done, use a plastic bag to cover the hair completely. Use some Vaseline/coconut oil around the face to make sure the henna does not colour your face. Good luck!
I was about to go out to pick some henna leafs to for some experiments on my grey hair and this video popped up. Ok, no more experiment, I'll do it and it will work as expected for sure.
I did just like your video, but my hair turn green, what I should do?
Thought your mom was your sister.
You two are naturally beautiful with beautiful skin.
Turned out really nice you and your mom look like sisters. Beautiful!
thank you so much!
Beautiful . Your mother is stunning! Healthy
and happy is the way to go. I wish my mother let me do henna on her :-)
Kudos for the Video! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Millawdon Goodbye Gray Trick (probably on Google)? It is a great one of a kind guide for learning how to reverse gray hair fast minus the hard work. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my old buddy Taylor at last got excellent results with it.
Hi! What was the cure time and "leave-in" time for step 1 and 2?
As a newbie to henna this video was super helpful along with your other video, complete guide to henna! I have run into an issue with coverage of my gray hair. I don’t have too much gray hair (mostly near my forehead and up on top) so I started with the 1 step process. The gray did not cover at all. Then I tried the 2 step process and the gray turned a bronze color. I used Chestnut color both times which is close to my actual hair color. I kept the henna on for the time suggested in the box directions (25 min for step 1 and 3 hours for step 2). Any suggestions would be appreciated!
when I was younger and my hair was natural brown medium I henna my hair every two weeks till it was your colour I use to buy it from the chemist in a white tub and also henna wax treatment lol but it looks great on your mum you are a lovely daughter
Your mom is smart to use henna. Chemical hair dyes are carcinogenic. Good job daughter in introducing mom to henna!! 👍
A thumb up first. Thank you for the video. I am still lost re the following points: 1) first step, which product do you use; 2) how long does is stay on the hair; 3) what is the product you use for the second step, 4) how long does it take (I heard you saying the maximum 1 hour?); 5) every step to wash off the product(s), do you use shampoo? 6) what about hair conditioner? Any product recommendation? Thank you
So pretty!! I am trying Henna for the first time. I have damaged my hair (it's falling out :-( ) and want to still get rid of the grey but not hurt my hair! Your mom's hair turned out beautiful! I am doing the indigo also. Thanks for the tips!
Did you try the Henna and Indigo?
Just wanted to let you know that henna saved my hair
Henna will strengthen your hair from the roots, and diminish the hair fall.. I've been putting henna in my hair since I was 11yr( in india my mum used it as a strengthening agent in hair oil)
I'm so glad you finally put another video up. I've been using henna since September. My hair is long, so it's probably going to be another year and a half before I can cut off all the old chemical hair dye out of my hair completely. I'm gonna be so happy when my hair has nothing but henna in it. I have zero damage from henna. It's nice to have healthy hair again! I have dark hair like your mother. I agree with you that the grey shows quickly. I henna every 2-4 weeks.
Thanks for sharing, Violet! I am glad you are loving your henna hair! It's been a game-changer for us! So happy to see your comment :) thanks for watching!
Obviously a great mother/daughter relationship!!
This is so lovely !!! Mom blushing while daughter is explaining all about her channel ❤️. Tbh, your channel seems much better than most for henna guide. You've got a new sub.
I have been using indigo since one year plus now never black,but brown why?
Thanks so much for the video, super helpful! Been using henna for 7 years and help my mom with this as well!
Lucky to have such a sweet daughter!!!
what kind of henna is that? i WANT my hair orange like that lol.... i just went whole foods and now i can't stand the idea of putting poison in me from the hair bleache i used, so going RED with henna! i'm not alarmed at that red lol i love it! please tell?
the Indopak hennas in my opinion are more orange tones . The most popular Rajasthani, or red raj.
The Afro Arab hennas ie Moroccan and Yemeni are more fiery red and fade to copper .
The former indian ones have to sit longer before use min 4 hours or over night .
The Moroccan only needs 30 mins before use for hair. But if take up to an hour to apply it you can just begin applying immediately.
Whichever you purchase make sure it’s just henna as the ingredient nothing else : lawsonia inermis.
Organic is better but people tell me the non organic stains better . But for health organic is superior
@@luluah1198 thank you!!! xoxox
Your mom is so pretty 🥰 nice video
Hello, how much time do you have to put henna onto the grey hair?
Your mom is absolutely stunning!! 🙌 You both are so pretty (you remind me of the beautiful, Kerri Green!), and I love that you made this video together. Thank you for sharing it with us!
Hi. Thanx so much for this video. I'm your mom's age. I used to apply red henna when I didn't have much gray. But I stopped because i felt that red henna does not cover gray. My geay hair would get this brassy color, which contrasted with my dark hair, which was too noticeable and not too attractive. Now that I saw your video i wonder maybe i was doing it wrong.
Can you please make a video of applying henna for gray hair but for red haired results. Not for dark brown. I would like to get a result like your hair. Or maybe you can direct me to another video which you already have about this. Thank you 🙏
amira hay I’ll try to do one like that!
What a great video! its lovely to see a mom and daughter helping each other. How long will the henna last for before someone with grays need to re apply?
Sara Reyes-Potter until your grays grow out enough and need a reapplication! Really only regrowth needs more treatment.
I thought you were twins when I started watching. It turned out well. I use henna, then indigo to cover grey 👌
Appreciate Video! Apologies for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Millawdon Goodbye Gray Trick (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one off guide for learning how to reverse gray hair fast without the headache. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my work buddy finally got astronomical results with it.
@@lfino100 it works with u 🤔
Henna really is gods gift to us ladies
I used to dye my daughter's hair with Lush henna block. Grate and melt in a bowl over a simmering pan of water. Using brush from hairdressers, cover all hair. Leave on for a while and shampoo off. Beautiful auburn hair and so shiney. X
The color looks so HEALTHY and SHINEY!
I use light mountain henna in dark brown I add lemon juice and water to my henna mixture. I have black hair with a lot of gray and when I finish dyeing my hair the henna gives me golden copper highlights to my gray hair which I love so much!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Do your grays turn out orange? I'm scared of having double shades
@@mirnasnewlife4108 To me it doesn't look orange it looks more like copper.
@@alluringstar5910 Thank you!🙏🌷
The best video for covering grey. Thanx!!
Awww bless, reminds me of when I used to do my Mum's hair with henna. 👍😍💕
So cute ur mom blushing is the best.
She looks so beautiful. Ty for sharing.😊
I cant get over how it covered the white hair so completly without a faded look. It solid black!
Hi, I really need advice on henna dye-ing with stubborn greys. I have dyed 2 times on separate occasions. The first time, I mixed around 5 tablespoons of henna powder (I have short hair) with 1 tablespoon of vinegar, followed by warm water (not distilled). Then I proceed to leave the henna solution for 12hrs before applying. I washed my hair before applying and saturated the area with white hairs. I left it on for 3.5hrs with a shower cap. However, only my brown hairs were dyed to reddish.Yet, my whites seem to be not dyed at all. The second time, I replaced 1 tablespoon of vinegar to 1.5, and this time I used coffee water instead of just warm water alone, to create acidic environment. This time I only left the solution for 8hrs before dye-ing. Similarly after applying, I left it on for 3hrs with shower cap on. However, this time I decided to use a heat source( hair dryer) but only for 2-3mins as it was to hot. ( I attempted to submerge the towel in warm water and wrap around the head to keep the henna warm, however after squeezing out the excess water from towel and wrapping it arnd my head, I realised it was not warm at all. Hence, I gave out on the idea).
1)Does anyone has a better idea to keep constant warmth on the head? 2) Does anyone has advice on how to effectively dye stubborn greys? (Since the henna did dye my brown hair to reddish but not my whites, I assume the issue lies with stubborn greys and not with the product itself? Also, I dipped my finger into henna & my finger was a deep orange. Hence, I do not need to change a different henna product?) ( Also please note that I may not be able to extend my leave-on period from 3.5hrs to longer as it starts to feel uncomfortable at that 3.5hrs mark.)
Henna and Indigo as 2 step process. Henna turns hair to red, then indigo turn black. In first step with henna u can add mixed indigo to turn hair brown instead of red, then 2nd step with just indigo to turn to black. Research it. Hearing cap is great great source
One of the best henna tutorial videos. Does it make the hair dry? And what shapoo and conditioner does your mum use please? 🥰
Hi, Tori. Thank you for the video. I have never used henna, but my mom is considering trying it, because her dark brown hair is now 20% gray. After a month of shampooing, conditioning and styling, did your mother notice a major difference in her gray hair? Did it fade to orange, gray or any other color? Also, her hair is about as thick as yours, but is down to her waist. Will she need two (or more) boxes?
Toriiii!!! Please post videos more frequently, you were my inspiration to start using henna, did it three times so far and it's amazing! My hair feels so much healthier and thicker. I was wondering if you have any tips on getting a more prominent natural red color though, like yours, cause my hair was medium brown but now it just has a faint red tint. And which shade should I get next, bright red, light red, or just red? I'm thinking before doing so maybe try dying my hair with an ammonia free dye without bleach, just to lighten up the color, then using henna to treat my hair. What do you think about that, keeping in mind that I never dyed my hair before using henna? Any advice as a henna expert? Btw you look so adorable 😭❤️
I actually think my next video is going to be perfect for you! I was wanting to lighten up my look since I've been doing so many henna treatments over that last couple years, and it had gotten darker. I don't want to spoil it, but I'll show you how I got a bit lighter of a look and some other tips on how I do my hair. I will be coming out either next week or the following!
Tori Daniels I can't wait ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, your mums still super pretty and the long hair really suits her,she could even go longer
Beautiful job. Beautiful Mom!
Thank-you.
For the second application did you mix henna and indigo powder? Plz tell how much you added henna powder and indigo powder?
I've been getting white hair since I was 12. Now I'm 28 and I am getting them so much more often. My hair is naturally straight and some of my white hair is new hair so it sticks straight up as it grows which so noticeable in my dark hair.
I feel you, I thought I was young at 21!
Your mom is just beautiful!
Tori -- I colored my hair for the first time 3 weeks ago with Light Mountain Color the Gray. Thanks for the videos! Question: If I used a clarifying shampoo the first time to get all products out -- do I need to do that again with subsequent colorings? It seems excessive and it really dries out the hair... thanks for the help!
Great video!! Thank you. You are charming and smart and your mom is lovely.
Thx mom & daughter for sharing. I will do mine soon & let you know the results, thx again.💓
I dont understand how did it mix
Is this safe for pregnant woman?
I just completed my hair with Henna for the sixth time over the last three years and every single time, my hair has turned either green or purple. I have done every step that you’ve done. Everywhere my hair was still dark, it done good but everywhere my hair was grey has turned green. I also put two shower caps on my hair to keep my hair moist. Please give me a suggestion. I even used the entire bag with no luck
it changes color over the first 3 days
Purchase from henna sooq.
Thank you very much sister and this method helped me and sister I have subscribed the channel and may god bless you sister
I loved your videos and want to try these products! If you have really long hair do you suggested doubling the amount? Thank you so much for your helpful videos!
A great idea..so beautiful you,ve done it..of course your mom has her own beauty naturally!perfect😊so, I want to try henna on my hair
Thank you for making this video!! You may have made me a henna convert! My hair is screaming for healthier dye to keep the true black!
That's awesome!
Hello. I'm wondering if you've tried a mix of henna and indigo as first step (70% henna 30% indigo) and then pure indigo as second step? And if you have, did you think the results were inferior to your process (of pure henna first, and then pure indigo second)? I ask because all the other tutorials I've seen for black hair with grays have always been henna+indigo first, then pure indigo second. You are the only one to not mix the two in the first step. I'd like your second opinion, as your mom's results are also impressive. Thank you.
I use henna but it should be apply on wet and warm hair , the red one for 30 minutes and the black for 3 or 4 hours. And no shampoing or conditionning for 3 or 4 days. Only rinse with water.
We have done this method too! It generally works well even without all those exact steps, but that is how we originally started doing it. For best results, I always say to go by the specific instructions included with Light Mountain Natural henna products, but I have been doing it many years and found that I can get satisfactory results with variations in the steps.
I don't think you can use, "any old bowl", you can't use any metal utensils. Pls correct me, if I'm wrong.
You are correct, you need to use a glass bowl, I'm india we use a plastic bowl( metal is a no no)
You are absolutely right.....no metals when using henna!
@@miaash3870 Wasn't henna originally mixed in iron bowels?
@@terintiaflavius3349 Glass is always safest!
You guys look like sisters! Way to go Mom!
Awesome results! I noticed the coverage didnt seem patchy but I think Henna has a reputation for patchy results. Is this because of the 2 step process? I was planning on using the Lush Henna bar but ur results are so good, im considering this 2 step method.
I have 9 gray hairs that came in when I was 53. I feel so lucky!
Wow that's great
Absolutely an amazing method of henna❤
how long did you leave the first step henna?
Hi, thanks for the great tutorial. I used to have medium golden brown hair naturally. I got my first greys at 16 and totally white by 30. I was using indigo and henna for ten years, but it got so dark with repeated dying and the roots always looked different from the rest. I cut it all off and wore a wig for 9 months to get back to my natural colour. Im all natural now, about 95% white, have been for 10 years, I still have a bit of grey at the back. Im only 50, so Im thinking of going back to henna. Id love to get a natural looking copper blond colour. Could you possibly do a clip on how to cover 80- 100% white hair and get a nice natural-ish looking coppery gol? I would really appreciate it, you seem to know what you are doing, Ive watched so many henna clips from others, trying to find the answer to this question. Thankyou!!!! Please answer, I'd love to get some colour back into my face and brighten things up. xxx
I would love to do something like this! If I can find a model I will try to film something for people with mostly white/gray hair. I would say that since your hair is so light you can probably choose a light shade that you like from Light Mountain Natural or their Color the Gray line. I have a link in the description box and a discount code if you’d like to try it. Best of luck!
@@torinoelle7215 Thanks so much for your reply!!😊💗 Thanks for the link, Yes, I will order a colour that I like and I had a thought that I can try it out on a sample of my hair next time I get it cut. If I get up enough courage to do it, I'll send you a before and after! Thanks again for your channel and for answering. If I did do it, would I have to pre colour the roots as you did on your mum? I never thought of doing that before. The biggest reason that I have against using henna is the difference in root coverage... Thanks! Suzanne xx
Ammazing vedio
My question
How much Henna n How much Indigo quantity should wr take
Thanks for the video content! Excuse me for chiming in, I am interested in your opinion. Have you tried - Dinanlinson Bright Colour Approach (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great exclusive product for learning how to get your natural hair color back minus the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.
Tori how do I find your 2 step (step by step) video on how to mix the Henna & application, I have looked & can't find it...please help.
Fantastic results. Good job💕💕
Hi Tori, is it essential to do the two step process on grey hair? What will happen if I only do the second step? I don't have enough time to do both
I see that you used hair clips when you were doing the first part of the process, I've always been told that even the tiny metal clips on the plastic would affect the color. Have you experienced this or do you think using the clips to section off hair is actually fine?
Thanks for video! Could you please list both dyes order info? That will very helpful 🎉
I’m a natural red head and I was wondering do you use indigo in your Henna to make your red look better and last longer
Hi. This was a great video. I am trying Henna for the 1st time. I have been a hair stylist all my life.
I was looking and could not find what color you used on your mom. The dark brown or black?
Your mom's color is almost the same as mine and I thought it would be a good match.
such a lovely video :)
hi from greece!
how long should you keep each henna for steps 1 & 2? So far I understand that for step 2 you kept it for almost an hr, what about step 1 for how long you kept it?
She said.3 hrs but you may also keep it in overnight some videos say. I have stubborn gray. So I am doing mine & keeping it in overnight.
Responding to Suad about time to keep 1st henna in.
That looks awesome. I am going to try putting my henna in soon.
Do you rinse it out with conditioner? If so, does it need to be a particular kind of conditioner, or will my regular one work?
How did her hair get darker the next day when it was much lighter the night before? What did you do to darken it?
At 15:29 the roots were clearly not fully colored. They are still "reddish".
Did you touch up the roots with something else the next morning? If you did, can you please share what it was. I would love to switch to henna product for health reasons, but I don't want to have reddish hair color either.
Thank you for the video :)
How long did the first step with henna take? Also, 1 hour is enough for the second step? I listened for 4 hours. I have dark brown hair with 80% gray roots. Unfortunately, I mixed henna and indigo to cover my gray hair, but I did not know that indigo was hard to get rid of. I like lighter hair. Do you have any advice please?
Hi Tori. Do you still use Henna? If not, I'd love to know why you're no longer using it. I have black hair like your Mom, and am graying quite a bit. I tried the Light Mountain cover the gray in Noir. I noticed you showed both the cover the gray and the regular black in this video. I've done one attempt a few months ago and my gray / white hairs turned very copper. The black didn't last long. Any suggestions for me? Thanks so much for your time.
Does it have a reddish shine under sun?
I have been coloring my hair for years; I have probably 60% gray. I am considering switching to henna. Any advice for using henna after chemical color?
Thank you Tori. So is there any way the hair can be black with henna by itself? Please reply because I have already mixed my henna waiting to use it tomorrow but I need my hair to be black. Thank you