Everyone has their own mixing method when it comes to henna! We just recommend cooler temp liquid.

How long must the glory henna stand bfore using it?

Koe problem hota h Hot boiling tea water mix kar dete h henna powder me tho

@@ankitashruti4493 yup colour zada din nhi raha jaldi washout ho gaya.

Go for it!

Glad you liked it!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you:)

Thank You!

Yes, you can. We always recommend doing a strand test before applying all over.

Hello! You didn't do anything wrong. Our red colors with continue to run for a few showers after the application.

@@TheHennaGuys Thank you for your reassurance! I'm glad -- I washed my har today -- no orange runs! I think all the excess is finally gone! :) xxx

@@TheHennaGuys Oh! One more question: swimming pools? After the henna has finally settle in your hair, is it safe to swim, or will the chlorine just strip out the colour?

@@jocastaroper If it is a swimming pool with chlorine that is very bad for the hair regardless if you have henna. It will effect the henna color! I strongly recommend purchasing a swimmers cap~I know they can look dorky but it will help keep your hair healthy and make your henna last longer. I’ve using henna since I was 16 and I’m 56 now. I use to be a avid swimmer! The red run is completely normal and it is also normal to transfer on pillow cases and shirt necklines: I suggest placing a old towel over your pillow until your hair runs clear water when rinsed so you don’t stain your pillow/bedding. As for shirts wear dark colors because whites and pastels colors can get stained in the initial stages of henna-ing. I could see how you would be in shock with the orange water so just a few pointers. One other thing; if you do get henna stained on your clothes I find using the powdered OXI clean helps get the stains out if you soak overnight in a bucket or a sink. Just put garment in warm water first and sprinkle the OXI clean over the stain. Been there done that.

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We only provide bowls in our hair dye kits. www.thehennaguys.com/products/henna-hair-dye-beginner-kit?_pos=3&_sid=e0d9dd870&_ss=r www.thehennaguys.com/products/henna-hair-dye-advanced-kit?_pos=1&_sid=e0d9dd870&_ss=r&variant=39571483623513

Room temperature, but make sure its covered:)

We would recommend the shikakai powder after step 2 as you want step 2 to work well with step 1. Dont want any interference in-between so you can get the best coverage.

Yes, you can do that. You will need to strand test and with having bleached hair, you might have to do more than one application.

Hi, would recommend spooning out the powder slowly to help avoid powder going everywhere. Pouring it tends to spread it more

Good luck! You may add an egg into the henna, but it will make the mixture thick and hard to apply. Usually we recommend applying egg separately.

@@TheHennaGuys thanks for the speedy reply 🙏🏽

Indigo needs a pure henna base to really attach to the hair and get that darker color. Without the pure henna base, it won't hold in the hair for long.

@@TheHennaGuys my hair it's light brown, but came out orange parts. So if I choose brown henna with Indigo, will the orange parts of the hair gone?

Hello! The indigo will most likely turn your hair black. You would just need to reapply the light brown dye, and it will cover the orange. What happened is that parts of your hair took more to the henna than the brown powder, but with a second application it will even itself out. Sometimes it takes another application before your hair fully takes to henna.

If you are wanting to color your gray hair black, you should do a 2-step process. Pure henna would be the first process, then follow up with indigo. This is the best combo for getting black with henna.

Were you doing a 2-step or 1-step?

You can use most oils on your hair, small amounts will be fine.

Yes, you can.

With henna being an all natural dye, you should use a natural acidic liquid like lemon juice or apple cider vinegar to help the color develop.

You can send us an email at sales@thehennaguys.com, and we can help you exchange the color.

You can bleach your hair before henna; however, we always recommend waiting at least 2-3 weeks after the bleaching before applying. We recommend this because henna will need to be applied more than once after chemically dying your hair since your hair isn't used to it. Using right after applying bleach could cause discoloration or the henna won't stick to your hair at all.

You can apply some oil, but should not apply a lot as too much oil can fade henna.

Yes you can, but you wont get the fully color as without the oil. we recommend applying oil afterwards.

We only recommend not bleaching your hair, because it is a chemical treatment that strips your hair of color, natural oils and health. There are some natural ways to lighten hair, like using honey, lemon juice with baking soda or apple-cider vinegar. These are things you will have to research and see what works before for you. Doing natural treatments will take longer to see results.

We recommend using lemon juice in your mixture. It wont change so much but help bring out the red tints more. Please do contact our customer support to help you more sales@thehennaguys.com

@@TheHennaGuys thank you so much! It means alot :)

Coffee, water or tea

You do not need to put the henna in the fridge while it is resting. You just need to make sure it is covered while resting.

Room temperature:)

You can apply hair oil afterwards or even add aloe vera powder to henna mixture:)

Absolutely! On black hair, you will see red tints in the sunlight, if you still want to avoid that, you need to use Cassia powder then:) That is colorless but provides all the benefits henna provides.

@@TheHennaGuys Thank you so much Ma'am

⁠@@suchismitaupadhyay9721 FYI: Cassia powder will give some blue highlights out in the sun on black hair. It is beautiful and still looks natural not a strong blue at all. Just thought you should know as I use henna on my brown hair and get the red highlights every time and my sister uses the Cassia on her black hair and gets the blue highlights every time.

@@tinaknutsen Thank you so much dear 😊❤️

This is a great!

Dawn is still a chemical that isn’t good for hair. It has Sulfates in it. Use a PH balanced shampoo that says 5.5 PH balance/ Sulfate Free prior to using henna and after the first initial week. This has a balanced alkaline good for ALL hair types and is very gentle to the hair and scalp and fine to use as your regular routine. You can find various brands in health food stores that will state on the bottle that it is 5.5 ph / Sulfate free. Doesn’t cause buildup in the hair strands. It will hold red/wine colors that usually oxidate much quicker in the sunlight. I’ve used various henna products since I was 16 and am 56. I will say the first couple weeks I DON’T use shampoo only conditioner as it helps get the left behind henna out especially if you have thick long hair. If you are prone to hair breakage and frizz I highly recommend using a 5.5 ph balanced shampoo it is reasonably priced depending brand and whom you buy from. Whole Foods/Trader Joes $15-$20 Marlene’s Market/Mother’s Market $12-$15. I have never tried ordering online as I like to open the bottle and smell them… they carry a lot of nice scents but some I don’t care for.

You may still use it but the color won't be as dark :)

Unfortunately, henna can not lighten your already dark color hair. You can go light to dark but never dark to light with henna.