Hi! I need some advice on my hair. The case is that three 4 months ago I went to the hairdresser to make me an ombre in red. But I have very dark brown hair and they discolored it to me before they paint me. And the paint did not last and 1 month and fell. I cut my hair very short because it was exhausted, a comb did not get into my hair literally. And now I don't like discolored, and I'm thinking of buying henna in a cappuccino color, but I'm afraid it's going to get worse. I want you to advise me what to do with my hair, do I dye it with henna or cut it constantly until this color disappears from my hair?
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angelella answered · June 17, 2020
Oh, don't be alone and not with henna... Contrary to the writings in the net and grandmother's advice - henna damages, not spares the hair! It makes it drier, shorter and can not color discolored hair, henna is used to give shade to hair and it is recommended to apply, henna, which is like the color of the hair. Henna is only black and red color. In India, it was used for drawing and hair removal (consider how good it is for hair).
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jdchub2 answered · June 17, 2020
It is claimed that henna is more harmless and this is true, but the henna that is sold in stores is not quite real and contains coloring. I say this from experience, because I've been painting with henna for many years and I still have shades, and I haven't done it in years. The real henna is green in color before you dissolve it, and these cappuccino-colored hennas contain additional colorings. Henna does not make a brown color, it makes a red color, the saturation depends on the climate in which the plants are grown. With a certain mixture of herbs, henna can also be black, there were some names for it, but I do not remember it. As I mentioned, I have been painting with henna for a long time, and I can only complain about the colorings in them, but the henna has not really hurt me. You'd better use henna instead of the paint right now. I am pleased with the keans in sachets, made my hair shiny and thick and almost left me any shades. But I'm not happy with the hennas that are sold in cans similar to those of hair dyes. Do not stop getting a haircut for a certain period of time, damaged hair just needs to be removed, because it will not fully recover.
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flotter answered · June 17, 2020
H1 and H2 are right. You better not do anything yet, because your hair is still completely exhausted! WITH THESE KUNI AND PAINTS, IT'IL DRAIN HER EVEN MORE!!! Wait a while until your hair is better and it would be good to consult with a hairdresser (or specialist in this field). You'il find something. There are many sites like this one for sharing. Relax, you're going to fix your hair sometime! Don't lose hope!!
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