Color your hair at home with henna| Dr Dray 

Henna is my everything.. we have formed a lifelong bond. i use pure henna from my local indian grocery and its just my soulmate thing. so good to finally hear confirmation from a professional that henna is good for my hair. Its always felt amazing and made my hair look so healthy. But yes its a forever partner.. never to be dyed over, red hair powerrr!!!

Some of you have pointed out in the comments that you have concerns about using this on color treated hair or hair that will be color treated in the future. I have confirmed with Surya that their henna cream and products are in fact safe for color treated hair and/or or hair that will be color treated in the future. There are no metallic dyes or heavy metals that might interact with color treatments. I sincerely apologize, for not clarifying this aspect in the video.

My hair started slowly turning gray at 19. I am 45 now and this is the henna I use. I am so glad you are doing a video on this! Thank you! Thank you!

I switched to henna when I became extremely allergic to regular hair dye. After using traditional dye for years, I suddenly started itching like crazy. My scalp, face, and ears itched horribly for over 3 months the last time I used regular dye. I've used Surya Brasil henna cream and it works really well. It's as easy to use as traditional hair dye in my opinion. I do think that the powder product lasts much longer, but is very messy. Henna has never damaged my hair and is non toxic, unlike regular dyes. I go to a very high end salon to get my hair cut, and they've never said anything about henna damaging my hair. In fact, the gal that cuts my hair has always complimented me on how natural it looks. I would say that it is a good idea to discuss henna with your stylist if you think you may go back to traditional dyes after trying henna.

I used to dye my blonde hair with Henna. It made it SO shiny and beautiful. But let me tell you it is a total pain to get out/completely impossible- only use it if you are willing to commit to the color. The only way to remove it is with BLEACH. it was certainly a statement color! I loved having red hair. I think most of the horror stories are from people who used fake henna dyes that have a lot of other ingredients in them. When I dyed it, I only bought pure 100% henna powder- and the only color you can achieve with that is the bright orangey based red. Any dye with henna is NOT temporary.... it is more permanent than regular permanent dye. Any of these brown dyes etc will have senna or indigo powders to impart different tones. I did it at home but I also used to go to the pakistani salon near me to get them to apply it (it's very messy).

I actually saw the Cassandra Bankson referring to your video. I used to use powdered henna and it was a nightmare. I ordered Surya Brasil after Cassandra stated the lady who sells it runs an animal rescue. I am very impressed with this product over powder henna, box color, and professional coloring. Thank you! The hair mask is good too from this brand.

Born a strawberry blonde, I started dying my hair different shades of red in 2003 up until a couple months ago when I tried an orange-red henna and it covered my roots beautifully and gave me a beautiful shade of red. No longer will I worry about the chemicals in conventional hair dye and I love it!!

This is exactly what I need! I go to my hair stylist to get my henna color done and cover my grays. During this pandemic I didn’t know what to do and don’t want to go with the chemical hair color.

Dr Dray, I appreciate so much your highly detailed descriptions and explanations you give in all of your videos!! It educates & helps me decide what products to use! I’m a permanent fan!

When I lived close to my mom, she put some homemade henna concoction on my hair and that stuff was voodoo in that it actually worked. But I don’t have the patience or know how to ever recreate that experience, so I use box dye. There are pros and cons to henna versus traditional dyes. Traditional dyes are way more effective, quicker, and versatile. But no matter what your hair salon tries to tell you, their stuff is still toxic and will damage your hair slowly in the long run (olaplex, no olaplex). Box dye is probably just a tiny bit more toxic. It comes down to a personal decision. Right now, there is no optimal choice. I do love and trust Dr. Dray more than anyone else and will probably try this Suraya product as a mask.

Wow I've been considering this for a while and then you post a video about it!

Finally!! As an Indian, we have been using Henna forever, both to colour as well as to protect hair. But with other distracting choices in the market, I’ve pondered about the safety of the hair dyes. Hair stylists have been trained to discourage use of henna for various reasons, the main reason is that the synthetic colour won’t Give the colour. This video hopefully puts “safer” theories to rest. As always, love the video.

Hi! Just FYI I tried "Herbatint", a henna hair product made in UK. Although the product info on line suggests that there is no paraphenylenediamine I suspect there may be. I had THE WORST allergic reaction! My entire scalp seized up and became like a hard-crust lunar surface with ripples and craigs where they never existed before the color application. I called the Company and they told me to see a Doctor. Fortunately, on-line sources suggested I might get relief with a good dandruff shampoo and it worked like a miracle!

Absolutely amazing. I've been using for over 4 years to avoid any possibility of hair loss with regular dyes, since I have thin hair. I figured out how to use the powder to cover all whites and the cream to darken the roots 👍🤗

This was VERY helpful. Problem: Lots of grays in my 40's (stared in my 20s) Boxed hair dye dries out my scalp and hair loss sets in. I take biotin to regrow, more hair dye to cover grays and then dry scalp again lol! I can't win!! BUT this is a great option! Gonna try!!

Regular Henna user here. I must disagree Dr. Dray; henna is permanent. It must grow out or color it darker to change the color. I use henna and it covers my gray. Never use boxed kits. There's usually additives that are not good for you, metallics, etc. Each person's hair is different. I have very dark brown hair. I use pure Henna, Cassia (to soften the orange color on my gray hairs) and pure Indigo. I love how it strengthens my hair and I can do it in the privacy of my home and at my convenience for a fraction of the cost of a salon visit. I order my supplies from Henna Sooq. They have a RU-vid channel as well for education on henna. Like anything in life, there is a learning curve but it's well worth it in my opinion. Best wishes!!!

I developed a sensitivity to PPD, and eventually it's "sister" chemicals too, like in the PPD free oxidative dyes, and in dark clothing. New clothes need to be washed a few times for me. Henna has been a savior, plus, I think the inflammation from the oxidative dyes was making my hair thin out in my mid-20's. Now I'm in my late 30's, and ayurvedic herbs have made my hair and scalp the healthiest they've ever been. Plus, it's so cheap!

I found out I'm allergic to hair dye when my whole scalp broke out in a rash that was extremely itchy and caused my lymph nodes in my neck to flare up amongst other things. The Drs advised me to never use hair dye again because that's one of the worst reactions they've seen and their afraid I'd go into anaphylactic shock next time, crazy part is I used that specific dye on multiple occasions but they said 1. Hair dye companies aren't required to advertise or state when they've changed their ingredients 2. Unfortunately if I ever choose to try it again for future reference I'm more likely to have a even worse reaction. 😳.

As a professional hairstylist, I can advise some people will end up with very orange, brassy hair.

All henna that I've tried was and is permanent. Good for me. Yeah the colour does step down a bit but is still black.

Thanks for another great video! Maybe if you can answer this question: is a 'non-soap' gentle cleanser just as good now to use as 'soap' now that we are told to often wash our hands with 'water and soap', or do we really need a harsher soap to be safe?

I used henna for 10 years and when I wanted to use a different color and get highlights my hair caught on fire, so I love henna of you going to have a commitment for life of not, I really dont recommend

Hi Dr. Dray, do you think it would be possible in the near future for you to make a video on what products we can use to lighten up our lips? I personally suffer from hyper pigmented lips, they're a tad darker than they once were because I picked at them and then would expose them to the sun with no spf. I hear hydroquinone works, but how and what products can we use? Thanks in advance!

Love this henna and have been using it for 2 years.

I am a cosmetologist. Henna color is permanent as it stays in the cuticle forever until you cut it off. If you decide to lighten your hair, with old henna color still in your hair, it can cause a chemical reaction that produces heat and can most definitely cause damage to the hair. I just wanted to make a public service announcement that coloring your hair at home is always risky, and never recommended by a professional.

I used henna on my hair as a teenage for about 5 years. It made it a gorgeous copper color, and when you use it repeatedly it becomes permanent. More permanent than regular permanent hair color. When you use henna, you CANNOT use a regular hair dye over it or bleach it out. No amount of bleach or any other color stripping chemical such as sulfurs can take it out. I even cut a little piece of my hair off and let it sit in bleach overnight and it still couldn't remove the color! I had to wait for it all to grow out while having half red hair and half my natural ashy blonde. I did enjoy it while I was using it, but it's quite a commitment for me personally to choose one permanent hair color.

From everything I’ve heard over the years, you shouldn’t ever use henna on hair that has ever been colored with box dye. It can ruin it.

I used henna for 20+ years. I have used several types and brands in those decades. The big problem arose in my 40s when my hair started turning white. Believe me, there are henna brands that try to market to covering grays, but they do not work! Henna will not truly cover gray/ white. I was using auburn but the whites ended up looking orange-red, and the color was not at all flattering to my aging skin and changing coloring due to aging. Also, it does not wash out. It will fade over time, but it is permanent, no matter what the henna companies say. I did find a color that would go over the particular brand I had been using without damaging it or turning it green, but it was a salon color that is only available at an Aveda salon and it was very expensive. Also, to use that color at the Aveda salon, I had to go darker than the henna, so you have to go darker. Eventually, I gave up on the salon color because the cost was so high, and now I am just growing out the color/henna and going white. I caution women who are of an age in which they might start going gray: don't henna.

I respect your opinion but as a hairstylist I can tell you henna is my worst nightmare. When someone comes in with old henna on their hair and they want to change it, the only way to get it out is with scissors.

AS LONG AS YOU'RE USING PURE HENNA THERE SOULDN'T BE ANY PROBLEMS WITH CHEMICALS. I've tried it myself, I've even bleached henna and the only thing that goes """""wrong""""is that the orange undertone is very hard to come out because of henna being so permanent. THE HAIR DOESN'T MELT, and doesn't turn green as long as you haven't used indigo.

I buy my pure henna from an online company called Mountain Rose Herbs. And the first time I used henna it was on previously color treated hair. I haven’t looked it up in a long time, because I‘ve used henna for such a long time, but I believe you can put it on hair that’s been color treated as long as some time has passed. So maybe a month? I didn’t have any problems. My mom did the same thing. You just don’t wanna die your hair and then a couple days later go put henna on it. Then you will have issues.

Hi Dr Dray! Can you do a video on the GRASS method? Growth Factor, Retinoid, Antioxidant, Specialty, and SPF? How do we use this in our daily skin care routine while using your method of HA and moisturizer on wet face. It gets so confusing! Thanks!

i used henna as a teenager for many years. A dusty green powder i, myself, mixed with water to produce a gel like matter that went onto the hair. It NEVER reacted with box hair dye, EVER. I have to assume tgat for those who have experienced this, they must not have used the pure plant, but some mixture containing other chrmicals that were responsible for the cross reaction. The pure powdered plant dyed my dark brown hair a deep chestnut color with red, orange, burgundy and purple underttones depending on the light.

This is not henna...henna is a plant..the leaves are ground and used in a powder mixed with water and needs several hours to "dye release." I have been using pure henna and (Lawsonia inermis) for about 10 years now.....I was like...noooo..... Some of these(fake hennas or colour calling itself henna) can contain PPD hair dyes and cause a huge reaction...henna is super permanent...and only has one colour since it from that particular plant....you can only change that colour with other plants...such as indigo to make brown or black depending on amounts..henna will never harm your hair no matter what you do..if it changes your hair to green etc..it most likely has metallic salts and these are terrible for the hair and scalp...

They have soooo many ingredients listed on the box. Including ingredients that sound like dyes (not henna). Is this actually safe and good for hair??

Just here to agree with all of the other stylists.. Henna and professional color don’t play nice (especially lightener). I would only recommend using it if you plan to only use this form of hair color for the foreseeable future. I would hate for my clients to come back to me after this quarantine and have to tell them I can’t do their service because of henna.

It was really interesting it developed a pretty severe allergy when I was 15 to hair dye at this point I can't even be near it without feeling a allergic reaction

Hey Dr dray! Is the sooner you try tretinoin the better for age prevention?

Whether you will be happy with henna depends on what you expect when you colour your hair. I used henna some years ago and would not use it again. For one thing I discovered It is not good for fine hair as there is a change in texture that is not always pleasing. If you have perfect hair and only want shine you may find it ok. However, I found it dried out the hair shaft after using it for a while. It can also act weird with hair products making them gummy or sticky. Getting an accurate colour is also a trick as the choices tend to be rather limited. If you have grey or white hair the colour can be monochromatic and very strong. Unless they have achieved incredible improvements in the past few years blond henna is not the same as what you get from a chemical treatment and has an underlying redness in it as henna naturally is red. True henna is not temporary as it remains on the shaft until it is trimmed off. You will not be able to dye your hair until it is grown out as it interferes with the ability of a chemical dye to penetrate the hair shaft. It will also negatively affect any other type of chemical treatment such as straightening and perms. Henna used as colour also fades at uneven rates that you may not like. Personally, I refuse to pay hundreds of dollars for colour and have dyed my own hair successfully for over 15 years. Initially, I had some issues with obtaining a blond colour that did not have the underlying redness so I called l'Oreal on their 1-800 line for advice. I am sure other companies have similar info numbers. Keep in mind you cannot do extreme colour changes with box colours. They are not strong enough to change dark brown to light blond and give a true colour. You will end up with something you may consider less flattering. Take care of your coloured hair. Don't do several chemical treatments at the same time. If you choose colour it is a good idea to do nothing else. Read the directions and follow them. Use good shampoo and conditioners, heat protection, and wear a hat. Find a good deep conditioner and if you feel you need it experiment with using Shea butter or an oil treatment for your scalp once in a while. Unless you are very sensitive, you should be able to dye your hair safely, easily, and economically.

Henna is Indian stuff.. We are using it in India since ages.. Ahh one more secret of beautiful indian here is this😊

I've never tried henna myself but as an fyi to folks with curly hair I've heard before that it can also loosen curl patterns (either that and/or that other plant dye indigo) so be aware

Hello dr dray! Thank you for making this video! I’m interested in trying this product. I’ve used henna in the past and want to use it to keep a few grays hidden. The comments scare me though! I don’t dye my hair but not sure if I will in the future! Does it work on your greys? I also don’t want my Frey’s to be bright orange which usually happens to henna

Once when I was shopping for henna at a drugstore a hair stylist saw me looking at the henna and told me that if I had used regular hair dye and then put henna on top my hair would basically melt. I think at that point there were no good quality henna products on the market. I used herbatint for a while and a hair stylist told me she wouldn't touch that part of my hair with her hair color because the results would be unpredictable.

Xana yes I know those white cast sunscreens make the color white look dull. Sometimes when wearing it while indoors, I scare myself when I walk past a mirror. I suppose I could use it as Halloween makeup but I have never seen anyone, not even a baby that pale either except for possibly albinism. Sadly this one happens to be the Walgreens baby 50 SPF and I tried using it as a highlighter around my eyes as Dr.Dre recommended and it looks fine but then it starts to get messy and get into the creases of my eyelids and it's definitely too light to use under my eyes. If I wore Foundation I could probably cover my dark spots with it and then put the foundation on top. It's not even very moisturizing but it is nearing its expiration date so maybe that's part of the problem.

My hair is honestly so soft and shiny after using henna a couple of days ago. I used chemical dyes in the past which really damaged my hair, this feels completly different (Used this on virgin hair after growing it out) It really is a game changer for me.

Correction I called the company they said it's better to use it on dry hair it's more effective and for about 2 hours works for me better

I just saw a video where a lady with coarse hair experienced significant drying of her hair with extended use of henna cream. Is there anything to mitigate potential drying - especially of hair that leans dry anyway? Thanks!

I always put henna in my hair. If this was the case, I wouldn't have to henna my hair over and over again. Henna is also a temporary hair color just lasts longer than chemical hair color. It can last up to 5 to 6 weeks

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Dr. Dray, do you recommend using this henna if using rogaine also? Thanks!

I had such beautiful jet black hair. Until my hair stylist convinced me that it was washing me out and made me look tired. My hair has not been the same. Growing out the dyed hair is taking forever and the texture feels more damaged but the roots coming in are much healthier. Any diet tips for better hair is appreciated ❤

Henna color has metallic salts but you can find a Plant-Based color that will last up to 20 washes, no metallic salts added and works with any traditional hair color - evene same day lightener and can lift out of the hair.

Hello Dr. Dray, I wonder since it contains Brazilian Nuts it will cause an allergy?

Hi hope you're doing well. Well I personally had used henna for a long time and especially this product you are talking about and never had any issues with it. I do used henna to cover my grey hair and I love it, been using this for a few years now and my hair it's pretty healthy. I do prefer henna over other ammonia hair dyed.

I’m a cosmetology student and this is completely true. Though, if you use henna make sure that your henna is metallic free. If you ever choose to lighten your hair after words, using any peroxide based chemicals on top of henna that has metallic salts will cause a heat reaction. It will look like your hair is smoking and you will lose your hair. I use organic henna on my hair (light mountain naturals) completely metallic free and it has made my hair healthier.

I stopped coloring my hair about 10 years ago. I love the way my grays are growing in...I still miss my black hair, though...every once in a while I'll get the itch, and then talk myself out of it.

The only henna I approve of is from matrix. It’s biolage plant based color. Otherwise unless you’re ready to make a lifelong commitment DO NOT even think about it! Licensed cosmetologist here

I've used this product twice: once on virgin hair and a couple of months later after I bleached my hair at home in a attempt to get red hair. First time my hair turned out so soft and in a beautiful shade, second time I did a very poor job bleaching my hair and ended up with the worst color ever! But I don't think I would be able to get red hair with henna anyways. I've been thinking about using henna again as my hair is almost black and it does get very boring.

@drdray are these products without silicone or parabene? I would love to try new hair treatment products, but only use such without these ingredients for years. 🙏

When I was 18 .... I dyed my hair black with box color. Anyways fast forward a few months later I wanted to go blonde 😣 I know! Anyways I went ahead and dyed my hair. Next thing you know my roots were blonde my hair still pitch black. Moral of the story if you have no idea how this works dont do it! 😂😅

Okay I saw the correction👍🏽. I hope you all have a good day 🌸

I have used boxed dye for years. I recently tried henna and it came out great, 😊I’m going to continue to use henna instead of boxed dye. I did do a test strain first.

I always get my hair dyed by a professional, with salon dyes. I don't use over-the-counter box dyes, and I don't trust myself to apply it correctly lol.

I looked it up on the Surya brasil website, their henna cream does not contain PPD and/or metallic salts. But there has been anecdotal stories about this cream causing hair loss. One thing to remember is that this cream is not just henna, it is a semi permanent color as well.

Will this henna be problematic using for your eyebrows?

Wow - the timing of this video! I was just talking about this with my husband last night. I'm doing my best to stay away from the hair dye aisle at the store! Just had my hair dyed professionally in September and I was going to have my hair dyed back to my natural color when this all went down!

Thank you so much for discussing henna and making a recommendation on one that you like. a hairstylist placed henna on my hair one time and it sort of enhanced the color of my hair and then no more but I've been curious about trying it again. At the time I did not realize how protective it could be for the hair shaft.

Hello doctor, I use root spray for thinning crown and part widening. I don’t spray directly on part, I part the hair next to the real part and spray scalp, then move that hair back into place because root sprays just spray paint the scalp so that would look crazy weird on the actual part and that actually makes the part appear less wide. Root spray does not wash off very well and I feel it has given me a dry scalp, I get so itchy in that area, but you can’t scratch cause it will paint your fingers black because I use dark brown color. What do you think of root sprays or suggest? I use both L’Oréal root spray and EverPro Gray Away from CVS. Both stain fingers bad, but prefer EverPro brand. Thank you kindly.

I recently purchased altruist sunscreen after watching your review. I was disappointed to see that it combines avobenzone and titanium dioxide along with other filters. Especially when on one of your sunscreen q&a you said that TD destabilizes avobenzone.

I love henna I’ve used it for a long time and I learned how to use it well, I learned the pros and cons so I am aware of what I put on my hair. I use pure Lawsonia and Cassia and that’s it. I try not to do it too often because otherwise it darkens the colour. I let it fade so t looks more natural. 😊 of course if you decide do dye your hair with henna you need to be aware of the possible consequences if then you want to switch back to chemical dyes. I am aware and I have no intention to go back so, it really depends on the person

Thanks for this video. How about touch up the roots once hair grows after applying henna? I don’t ever do chemicals on my hair, so I am more than fine with henna.

I like Henna because the hair is so healthy glow and fully. But I don't like the most shadows. There are no ashy tones. There is always a bit of red in it.

A few years ago I used the henna bar from Lush and my hair just broke off and the same thing happened to a friend. We both have textured hair, not consistently curly (we are mixed race). More recently I used overtone to temporarily color my hair and it was hydrating and lasted long enough for me.

Could you please review herbatint and naturtint? Thanks

Been using Surya Brasil for years. The copper is a perfect match for my natural hair color and gives it a nice boost.

I'd like your opinion of products that are colored conditioners like Overtone & purple conditioners.

I do a skin patch test 24 hours before coloring any new clients. Then a color swatch to determine prior chemical services. This avoids any forgotten chemical services by clients. Also helps prevent any chemical reactions. Works well for me.

Hi there. I am a new subscriber from India. Really loving your vdos. But here I disagree. Indians apply henna on hair a lot... For colouring for conditioning. It is an excellent conditioner but it is permanent colour. Also you need a lot of hair oiling with it as an after care

Hi Dr. Dray would this work on previously colour hair?

The henna I use is fresh, dried and powdered from the tree!

In India, hair stylists do not refuse to color over hennaed hair. At the most they might ask to give a gap of 2 months before hair color. Every 3rd person in India has hennaed hair and I know people who use box color and henna alternatively or whenever they feel like. Black henna which has PPD is also used by cheapest box color brands and PPD henna is also used by poor / uninformed ppl. Those who know better use pure henna or get their hair colored by box colors.Getting hair color done in India in a salon is very expensive especially since women here tend to have long hair.

I've been using Surya for five years. Previous to that I was using box dyes. There was no reaction. Then at one point I did box dye over it. It got very dry, but it did not damage it or melt or anything like that, so next time I used henna all over my entire head. It makes it way softer. I have very coarse hair. Now I have decided to stop everything and go completely grey. I just don't know if I can bleach over this brand of henna successfully. I feel like anytime you have dark brown, there is some indigo in there, which is like an ink type of dye. If anyone has tried to bleach over Surya (preferably the dark brown), let me know.

Hi Dr. Dray, and good morning! I'm a little bit confused. I used Henna for many years when I was in my 20's and 30's. It was a green powder, which I mixed with water to create a paste. It made my brown hair a lovely dark reddish color. What is this product compared to true henna? My mother-in-law from Italy used to buy it for me and bring it to the States. Thank you, I am very curious about this 💜

I am watching alot of your videos. Hope you will continue.🦠🍅⭐⚠️

If a person is allergic to hair dye can surya brasil is best option for that person does it contain any harmful chemicals or it is safe for use

Can you use this over already chemical color hair i had a for real reaction to hair dye almost took my life with my throat and eyes closed shut and face swelled up and so much more so what is the safest thing you would recommend away from PPD

I've used henna off and on for years. It seems to have weirdly made some strands thicker with time

I love Dr Dray so this is nothing against her!! DO NOT USE HENNA IF YOU USE OTHER HAIR DYE! I am a licensed cosmetologist and it WILL destroy your hair! Metallic dyes (99% of henna dye) do not mix with professional nor store bought box dye. If you have “virgin” hair then it’s fine to use.

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Well, I personally am a huge fan of using my pure natural henna. I mix mine with all natural organic ingredients: such as coconut can milk, Coffee, lemon juice, aloe Vera, to name a few... just depends on what natural ingredients I have on hand.. Geez it’s a lot better than any dyes in the market... actually I get compliments on my hair a lot, from the pretty henna color, to how shiny and healthy it is. So I am a huge fan of using only no color henna... only natural henna, my hair pulls a nice reddish tone. Great video!! 💕

Biolage has a new henna product that ‘supposedly’ doesn’t react the way traditional hennas do. I haven’t tried it but am giving it a long, hard look right now. I am definitely going back to have my hair professionally recolored as soon as possible.

As a hairstylist I do not recommend the average person to use Henna. If you do any chemical processing over this your hair simply melts off. I’m not trying to scare anyone but I’ve seen this many times. This is not similar to permanent hair color it can not be bleached or removed it is very unpredictable and reactive when trying to alter the color a second time. That being said I have Indian friends who use this and it’s in there culture and tradition they don’t plan on ever altering the color in which case it’s fine.

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Hi dr…Wondering if you would recommend this product for pregnancy? The ingredients look like more than just pure henna so wondering your thoughts.

My hair is dark brown or brunette before I fantasize having blonde hair. But as I grow older I wanted to have the blackest hair since I have fair skin ...snow white is my idol now 'coz I know my white hair starts to show naturally and I will be blonde in no time (or platinum 😂 )oh hello 40's

Thank you for sharing, can you please tell of another brand of Henna that i can purchase at a beauty supply such as "Sallys"

Dr. Dray, what do you think about Indus Valley Organic Gel Hair Color ?

Wonder how Clariols New Natural Instincts Hair color is? Gentle on hair&Scalp?

Please talk about Olaplex- whether the science behind it is real. Can it actually repair damaged hair or is it a scam?

Henna is HORRIBLE. I work front desk at a salon and i’ve seen countless times people who have henna and don’t tell us and go and get highlights and half the hair strands red or green😷 We gotta tell them all we can do at that point is cut it off... Unless you plan on having your hair the same color for 8+ years don’t do it...