@@lotus9259 hi, have you visited the page? She has alot video were she applies to clients hair. If you'd like her to do yours, set an appointment. Assuming she has availability, that is :)
I have auburn reddish brown hair. Now that grays are coming in, I tried the Red Raj henna with a couple scoops of Indigo, and Aloe Vera powder. I also used distilled water, and distilled vinegar with salt in the water. I heat it up slightly on the stove then let the mixture sit in covered Tupperware in a warm stove. After applying it my hair never felt healthier, and it looked more vibrant than using chemical dye as well as vegetable dye. It completely covered my grays, and looks like my original color. I got lots of compliments about my hair at work. Ever since trying it the first time a month ago. I have decided to just use your products, and have placed another order. No more chemicals, and vegetable dyes I look for natural products in everything I need to use now. I wanted to post my experience to let others know it is much better for your health, and works.
I have naturally dark blonde/ashy blonde to light brown hair and I thought I wanted a copper color, but ended up doing a strand test of just pure henna. I love it! Henna is so amazing, i'm hooked for life.
Used to dye my hair with henna for years and I loved it. But then I suddenly wanted to go blonde and so I had a few years of my blonde journey. Now I have chemically dyed my hair red again for some time but I feel so ready to go back to the natural way. This recipe seems great, I feel excited to try it 🤩
I'm assuming that you've used the copper henna. It sounded like you did but yet we can't see how it looks. Visuals are always extremely helpful when it comes to hair color even though we ‘re all pretty much starting with different colors. It would help those of us that might want to make comparisons.
Heya (Ramadan mubarak btw!), I used this video as guidance for my recent henna experiment and just wanted to report back. Firstly, it was a great success, but i'll give some background and info about what I did (2 days ago). I first used henna about 8/9 years ago. I have very fine, medium brown hair and very sensitive skin. When I first started using it everyone online seemed to be saying I had to use very acidic mixtures to get it to work. I would use lemon juice in my mixtures and I would get terrible itching (it was so bad it kept me awake), both during the dying process and up to a week after. My hair would initially be very dry. Another issue I had was the ends and mid length would get too dark over time with repeated dying. I decided to let the henna grow out in 2020 and started using box dyes again. Several disasters later I realised I needed to make the henna work for me. Cut to 2 weeks ago when I started reseaching how to minimise or solve the previous issues I had with henna. This video definitely helped (thank you!). This is what I did: 1) No more lemon juice. I used 2 hibiscus tea bags in 600ml of hot water and let it sit for a couple of hours. I heated it slightly before adding it to the powder and topped up with water. 2) I added a tablespoon of aloe vera powder like Khadija suggested. 3) I did some patch tests on some hair I gathered from my brush and some white merino wool (I needle felt so I already had some) and added cassia in different ratios to figure out what shade I liked best. 4) I settled on 70% henna and 30% cassia and once mixed with the aloe vera and hibiscus tea I took it to bed (it sat at my feet) and applied it when I woke up. 5) I originally intended to leave it in for 4 hours, but got distracted, and because the mixture wasn't itching (it actually felt very cosy) I ended up leaving it for over 5 hours. I have a fantastically rich light auburn colour now, that i'm very pleased with, and my hair texture is just fabulous! The best it's ever been. I can't believe how soft and glossy it is, and so much more manageable (fine hair is an absolute nightmare to manage). I know it will oxidise a bit more and fade a bit over the next couple of washes, but I predict i'm going to have a very pleasing colour long term. Also, my skin hasnt dyed as much as it used to for some reason, and the dye that was left has been easier to remove (miscellar water and cotton wool). What's more, I have NO ITCHING(!) which I assume is because I yeeted the lemon juice and added the aloe vera. I plan to increase the cassia a bit when I do the roots, or leave it on for less time to avoid too much build up. I recommend anyone with fine hair and sensitive skin try the hibiscus and aloe vera combo. And try the cassia also. The consensus seems to be that it improves texture, and mine is definitely improved.
Hello 🙂 i really love your videos and recipies but at the end what i miss a lot is to see the "before/after" it may be an idea to add that kind of videos in your chanel cause i know you'll do it clearly and it Will be cool for us to compare things with our different kind of hairs. Also because ayurvedic hair care build up with time i think with all your clients we could see a beautiful range of evolution. Sorry for my english i'm from New Caledonia 🌺 and thank you for your knowledge 😊
My daughter and i used your recipe. It turned out beautifully. My daughter has dirty blonde virgin hair, we let hers process 2 hrs and it was lovely. I let mine sit 4 hours bc i have light brown already colored hair. Fabulous❤
@@willowmoon7173 yes definitely warm to hot water, never cold nor boiling. Letting it sit depends on which henna you use but typically no longer then 3-4 hours
@@HennaSooq thank you so much, it's lawsonia red henna I've got, do I let that cure for 2-4 hours? I read applying it while it's hot/warm is the only way to get red dye release? So many different opinions on the Internet but I'd follow your directions 😊
@@willowmoon7173 you may want to contact the brand you got it from just to be sure. Usually the dye release is a bit determined by the region it comes from. Yes that temperature of liquid helps release the dye.Here's a good simple and really easy step by step: hennasooq.com/pages/how-to just click how to color with henna
I used this recipe and the color is beautiful. I only left the henna on for 2 hours. I have medium brown hair with natural red highlights. And now I have the red hair I wish that I'd been born with. Wanted to send a picture but wasn't sure how.
I ordered my Henna Sooq Moroccan henna, cassia & cowash just now! Moving from Jamila, so excited to try something new! 🎉 ❤ Love that rich beautiful copper on my grey streaks. 😊
You are my inspiration for using Henna . I've ordered your Morrocan Henna and I'm looking forward to deepening the colour I've already achieved . Everyone has been giving me genuine compliments 🧡🧡🧡
I’ve been contemplating using warm organic aloe vera juice instead of water with my deep conditioning mixtures. What are your thoughts? Beneficial or too much?
Been using Henna Sooq products for two year now and I'll never use anything eles..my hair has never been in better condition and people are always commenting on how amazing my hair is
Thank you so much Khadijah for this video I’ve wanted copper curls since I became natural and now that I have the recipe I’m definitely on it sweetheart I appreciate you and all the important information you provide about henna I absolutely love henna and will continue to use it once every 6 weeks 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I also wanted to add that when using chemical, and vegetable dye in the past my hair felt dried brittle. The henna made my hair feel soft, and natural. I also used the aloe vera powder.
Khadijah 😊Hi, I've been using Lush henna since 2015, but now they have changed the formula I'm looking for something different. Henna Sooq looks great and I can't wait to give it a try. Just one question, I always found that Lush Henna worked best on dry hair, do you not find that with Henna Sooq?
Hi, she talks a Lil about your question at 11:24 mins into the video. I've used these products for yrs & highly recommend. Once you achieve the tone you want after maybe 2-5 application. Go outside and look at it, for best perception. IMO and experience I'd only touch up ur roots, once color preference is achieved. It will get darker, more on the brown side the more you apply. But yes, if you have a lot of grays you will see orange for a couple days. Which a cute boho wrap or anything of your preference will cover that. For me I didn't care. It changed so quickly, I'd barely notice. Enjoy the day you do it, like a spa. Self care is the best care. Hope this helps
Hello. You can refer to this guide to help you along the way: hennasooq.com/blogs/frontpage/stubborn-greys-black-hair-how-to-make-indigo-work-for-your-resistant-hair?_pos=1&_sid=7ed852a17&_ss=r
I have been using henna for more than 3 years on my curly hair. Last year, I loc'd my hair and have had equal success using henna on my locs. I use it to keep my hair strong, healthy and long. I recently purchased my first package of Henna Sooq Rajasthani. I will share my review after I color it today 🙂
@Tricia Jones I've been having great results. My locs are thicker and longer and healthy. I do maintenance every 4 weeks or so, and I'm loving my results.
So I have a question I have been using henna for about a year now and I love it, but I keep hearing people say that if you use henna enough your hair will go form that copper tone to brown is there any way to stop this form happening and keep it a bright copper tone?
What would this recipe look like on gray hair? Anytime I use straightener on my hair comes out orange. Anytime I mix cassia in my henna I get blonde look
Hello. You can refer to this guide to help you along the way: hennasooq.com/blogs/frontpage/stubborn-greys-black-hair-how-to-make-indigo-work-for-your-resistant-hair?_pos=1&_sid=7ed852a17&_ss=r
Thank you so much for this combination of herbs!❤️ I love coloring my hair with henna, I've been doing it for more than five years. But since it has become a little bit darker than I like it, I was wondering how to make it little bit lighter. We only have one type of henna in Serbia, so there is not much of diversity in color. This idea is fantastic! I will definitely try it! 😍
Going off what you've mention. You know that continued applications makes the hair darker. Keep your recipe, by only applying to roots. Afterwards apply only cassia to ends to maintain benefits to length. Hope this helps :)
@@FadedOwl84 Yes, I know that the more times I apply henna it gets darker. But in my case it's one more thing that made my hair darker. I tried indigo/henna mixture once, and I didn't really like it! Since then I've been trying to lighten it a little bit. Cassia is definitely the solution! 😍 Thank you for the response and the tip. 😊
hi! 💕 i'm a Danish woman. very natural blonde, straight hair. and i want copper - medelaine petch - amy adams - isla fisher type natural red hair. is THIS recipe going to be too orange and cartoon-ish looking when my starting point is being really blond? and if so, how to get the best result? i've been binging your videos but i can't seem to find the answer :) love your videos! you seem so sweet and super knowledgeable. i love the passion you have.
Hi! I am a natural golden blonde with some brownish red undertones, and I relatively have cool toned skin. I was wondering what would be the best shade of henna to try starting out given my complexion? I am a first time user with virgin hair🎉🤞
I have dyed copper hair. The grays are coming in like crazy so I’m making the decision to go back to henna so I don’t keep drying my hair out. I also noticed the time frame for copper and red henna times vary. I want to use both henna dyes on two different sections at the same time. Is that possible? I purchased everything I need in the video and doing my hair this week. Was the free gift for all orders because I didn’t receive anything extra during my Black Friday purchase?
Hi! I don't want my henna hair to get to dark, is is best to only dye the roots then? & Is there a way to stop henna from oxidation after dying so it keeps its vibrant copper tone? ❤
To get a reddish copper color bleach the hair to a light brown color first then apply henna. Use a mix of ammonia & hydrogen peroxide to bleach the hair a little. Or as much as you want.
I'm so upset that I didn't see this video b4 I did my hair 2 days ago. My bleached ends are pretty orange instead of the pretty copper I love from the Moroccan henna. However my greys look beautiful. I mixed it aloe vera and fenugreek powder. I wanted to add clove but i was afraid it would make it too dark. Ill just do a clove tea rinse after i wash it. Monday 3/12/23 (tomorrow) it will be 3 days so I will wash it. But I plan to come visit you Wednesday to show you my results.
Hello there! No, you don’t have to use lemon juice as your primary, and only liquid ingredient in your henna (herbal) hair recipe. So many people would have turned away and abandoned henna and natural herbal hair care, if they thought they could only use lemon juice. Lemon juice is acidic, and can be very drying on your hair. You can add a small splash of lemon juice, if you’d like. We usually add a bit of lemon juice. The most highly recommend liquid to use is warm water. You can even use tea (any variety of your choice), or coffee brews as well (for dryer scalps be careful with these as they can also be a bit drying). Chamomile tea has become quite popular to use in henna hair recipes. We hope this helps!
Unfortunately not, as the Aloe Vera gel form doesn’t work well for coloring. The indigo is very fussy and ideally Aloe Vera powder helps it perform best. We hope this helps!
Hello. Unfortunately not as the aloe Vera gel form doesn’t work well for coloring. The indigo is very fussy and ideally aloe vera powder helps it perform best.
@@HennaSooq bonjour et merci pour votre réponse 💕 honnêtement j'ai jamais utilisé votre marque de henné, j'utilise depuis quelques mois le henné naturel avec un mélange qui ressemble à le votre juste c'est que dès que les racines de mes cheveux réapparaissent (j'ai un châtain foncé qui est ma vraie couleur naturelle) il deviennent pas un roux ou un Cooper mais un roux très très sombre du coup je me demande que ce que je dois faire pour éclaircir ma racine de cheveux ou peut être changer le mélange carrément, PS : j'avais les cheveux teintés en blanc avant , puis j'ai commencé à utiliser le henné pour avoir du roux
I just tried to color my hair with those products, I left it on my hair for 3 hours and absolutely nothing happen, it did not dye my hair at all, i'm so confused and frustrated right now today is 4/2/2023,
Let me know what your natural hair color as typically henna doesn't strip but deposits only. If your hair is quite dark there won't be much change. Speak soon!
Hello. You can use our hair oils except for the Ayurvedic hair oil as that's the only one with Aloe Vera on it, the rest it's safe to use: hennasooq.com/collections/hair-oils
I didn’t purchase the aloe powder :( how long will my hair feel dry after using the Moroccan henna? I wish I would have seen these videos before ordering.
If you have fine hair, it can feel dry until your next wash because you might not have gotten all of the herbs out of your hair. If it still feels dry, definitely do a moisturizing treatment or deep conditioning treatment! That should help
