What I dislike so much about his video was how disrespectful he was. He did very little research and didn't understand how culturally important henna is and has been throughout history. I think bad henna has given pure henna a bad reputation. If we called it plant base hair color, would he have given it a chance?
I mean how does he miss that? I don't get it. Is he blocked from mentioning that part? I don't understand? Something is wrong. I just came from another ignorant hair stylists persons page and she was wack about it too. Dissing a whole culture. I don't understand these people.
@Loves Dogs I love Brad, but he was a total ass in this video. I was shocked. He talked over the first girl, he talked about her breasts, and her clothes/shut shamed her, he was incredibly close minded. I would never have believed that it was him if his twin wasn't in the beginning of the video. I think he was going for Sassy but he just came off as Nasty, I watched that video on his channel and couldn't believe it.
I am a beautician, I use Henna in the salon. Its a great option for someone who has fragile/damaged, or compromised hair. I also use it on my own hair. I love it and have considered opening a chemical free salon.
I would love to go to someone who would apply my henna or give me more guidance on caring for henna hair. I think opening a chemical free salon would be awesome!
Man I'd love to tell him how much I love henna and that I'd never get the same results with chemical hair dye. I have very long hair that I want to keep as healthy as possible so for me henna is the only option. And it makes such a beautiful and shiny natural red color and keeps my hair healthy, I just love it!
thank youuuuuuuu khadija! hes speaking out of ignorance and these videos really give needed truth! I truly respect the culture and history of henna and natural hair care and thats why im no longer dying my hair with chemicals and im choosing henna,amla,and teas to give me a Rich Deep and lusturious brown with tones of red hair color! ive also gotten multiple questions at my church about my hair color and hair health and one of them has become hooked on henna from Hennasooq! Its sustainable, its affordable, my hair is at its BEST health ive ever had in my life (even my husband said "this is the longest ive ever seen your hair) so whats not to love!!!!!!!!! lol sorry about this rant
you’re so positive it’s admirable. I’m lowkey so annoyed with how he’s spouting misinformation knowing he has such a big audience who will believe it. I guess it’s because he has his own products to sell.
I was high key annoyed. I’m so glad Khadija is addressing this misinformation. When I get my hair cut I can still to this day hear a pin drop and side eyes all around in the my salon when they ask me what I color my hair with. Brad and Hyram are the ambassadors of beauty don’t ya know. Hmm 🤔 I wonder what they have in common. I’ll behave here because Khadija is so lovely and positive. 😂
I think the problem is that his entire vibe is changing your entire hair color like monthly and doing things that cause a lot of damage and using a lot of product to fix it. So henna, which is both permanent and low maintenance, goes really against it.
Also keep in mind this is an older video he did before he did further henna research and even tested it on his dummy head. I think he learned a lot between this vid and that one
@@neeko4676 yes this is very true some people don’t even take clients with box dye I will only because I’ve handled it before and know how to go about it henna definitely not but I’ve heard just to not risk it and I wouldn’t just because of being safe since I have no experience bleaching it and know to not just take something on like that
Perhaps. I wish someone would show that that actually happens. Honestly I think it’s the chemicals that just have destroyed the hair because someone was trying to use something very strong to remove henna.
@Natasha Warden I've used organic plant dyes with indigo in the past and that's definitely true lol. It went green and i dyed over it again, because there was no way to get the green to go away. I haven't touched indigo since, but i love using pure henna. It's the best thing to ever have happened to my hair. :)
I love the results I get from my henna dye. It’s definitely a process but I’ve done it 4 times now and getting better every time. I don’t see myself ever going back to chemicals. Thank you!
Keep in mind that the video that Khadija is reacting to is 2 years old. Brads more open minded now, but still believes it is quite difficult to work with when comparing it to chemical hair dye. That’s why Henna professionals like Khadija ( who is super respectful and sweet) can change the conversation!
I loved this video. I love how open minded and respectful you were of someone who came off as mostly closed minded. I also appreciated your comment about the importance of LISTENING. If only people of the world would apply that skill to everyone and everything.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video. It's important to approach conversations with an open mind and respect, especially when encountering different perspectives. Listening truly is a powerful skill that can bridge gaps and foster understanding. Your appreciation means a lot, and it's heartening to know that the message resonated with you. Let's all strive to practice more listening and empathy in our interactions.
I love henna! I have been using henna for about a year and a half. I switched because I was tired of having crispy hair and tired of watching my chemical red hair dye wash down the drain right after doing it. Henna does not fade!! My hair now is healthy, shiny, silky and in the best condition it's ever been in! Thankfully, I have found henna sooq, I use their products exclusively 💕
Loved this video!!! Since I’ve dyed my hair with henna, I’ve gotten so many compliments! I love my new color hair especially in the sun. I was able to get full coverage at home without any streaks and I’m so happy with the results!
Can I just share my story? I can tell you that my henna was so much better when I was using henna. I went to a colorist last year because I wanted subtle lights and they completely ruined my hair. My hair became weaker drier and broke off. I cried afterwards. I had healthy long curly hair before. Im going back to using henna treatments for my hair again. The hair stylists dont know what to do with henna hair and so they strip all your natural hair color which is incredibly damaging and it weakens you hair. Henna has long term benefits while hair coloring with chemicals only short term benefits with long term damage. Id rather invest the time and energy to do treatments for long term benefits for my hair. Henna is beautiful, its natural and had been used for centuries before chemical colors came along. Dont get me wrong, Im not against anyone wanting bleach in their hair, I just dont wanna do that to mine any longer. I love the way my hair feels with henna afterwards. Its rejuvenating and totally worthit! Thank You for educating people about it.
I’ve been using henna on my hair for two years straight and I don’t think I’ll be going back to chemical dye because it makes my hair very dry very brittle and the breaks off easily and almost every time I wanna get the hair color I want to chemical dyes it don’t seem to work as much I’d rather use a virgin hair colors
I love when you said that henna bring people together! It really does! And I'm soooo proud of you sister Khadija for wearing the hijab dispite the difficulties! So proud really!💚
Henna really is a way of life! Your either into it or your not. I have a hairstylist sister-in-law that doesn’t understand why I love herbal hair care but it’s the smell of earthiness that warm hair tea smell and texture is just mesmerizing to me 🥰 it’s funny she will often mock the routine but later without remembering what I do she’ll say DAMN your hair is so shiny and that color is amazing on you?! 😂 I was using chemicals for years and it killed my hair and scalp in a way mother earth save me from that I showed my true potential and I’ll never look back again. PLANTS ALL THE WAY now
I am allergic to chemical colours and almost 100 percent grey. Henna does an amazing job. Henna outlasts chemical by a country mile. Have to do it less often and the shine lasts forever. Chemical dye is so dull after the first week. Also you dont get that hard regrowth line.
Love, love, love your channel. 🥰 I just started my henna journey. I love the earthy smell and I love that it is natural. I love the way it makes my hair look.
I've been wanting to dye my hair with henna here lately more then ever. I have a slight red tent to my long hair as is and I've been wanting to embrace it. I'm new to henna so this is really interesting !
You seem like a lovely person ! I really like your calm demeanour throurought this video (and the other you reacted to). Overall, in my life I'm not really in favour of the "natural is better"/"chemicals are bad" arguments, as there are plenty of synthetic things that are more refined and safer. But even then, when it comes to hair colouring I think henna has a lot of advantages over synthetic hair dyes. If someone really wants to bleach and dye their hair often, I can understand why they may go down the synthetic route, but otherwise henna is just better.
Brad needs to get his life and start using henna. You seen it works. Just perfect it and own it. You’ll be one of the first hair dressers that will live outside that chemical box.
I have used green mountain naturals for me and my daughter for years. I didn't have any major complaints, don't get me wrong. However..........Hennasooq henna was drastically better. I used my first batch last month and I'm sold. Great job on a great product. I love your videos and content as well.
I love henna so much. It’s all about getting a high quality product. It gives me such great results and makes my auburn hair shine ✨ always getting compliments and it lets my natural hair come through.
It’s not true that black hair color doesn’t damage your hair I did my husband’s roots with black hair dye and he left it on five minutes too long and it fell out that’s why I started using Henna
I used to henna my hair (talking around a decade ago here, with the boxes of Jamilla). I only ever did it with plain tap water (from water supply with very soft water and no chlorine), and I never actually bothered leaving it for a couple of hours before using it. I never had an issue with a lack of colour from doing it that way. I stopped using it years ago, but I might give it a go again.
Interesting, I found my grandma's grey hairs very easy to cover, but I think it might run in our family that our hair picks up dyes a lot. She was doing mine purple at home one time and there was extra dye so I did hers as well. Her natural hair colour was a very, very dark brown, almost black. It looked great as the white hairs were super bright. I very much can't wait to have my hair go white as it's very dark and I don't want to ruin it with bleaching, but very much want bright hair colours. But she didn't have whiter spots, it was very evenly distributed between her darker hairs (she usually dyed it dark brown or black to hide the white). I could see more spotty white hair being annoying in that sense. I can't wait to do different bright colours, but I'm only 27 and only have like 3 white hairs.
Also, what is his obsession with specific colours? Like, I get that hairdressers that do showrooms and stuff need super precise tones, but most people that get their hair dyed (especially people that do it at home) just want a red or a purple or a brown. Like. People don't want the one specific red tone out of billions of reds that exist. And using boxed dye (which is what you'd use at home) doesn't allow for super tone choices either, companies don't sell 500 different reds in drugstores. The number of choices is even more limited if you want vegan hair dyes, which is a whole different nightmare as only now companies are catering to that.
Natural is also chemical... everything is chemical...i m a bangladeshi we use henna leaf as a haircare not as a color but it still is a chemical..real reason people chose henna with the mindset that they are doing no harm on hair even though it doesn't do anything great with color spectrum...
I would absolutely LOVE watching a video with both of you in it. I've been watching both of you for a long time, and I've used your henna products in my hair (also love!!!) and I'd like to eventually try his products as well. Henna definitely deserves to get just as much attention as regular hair dye, I really think its unfair that its not taught in beauty schools. My sister in law is a cosmetologist and wasnt taught anything about henna is afraid to give it a try. She's only familiar with the negative side 😢 I really, REALLY, hope you and Brad eventually do a collaboration video ❤️❤️❤️ sending love to you and your amazing products 😘
Over the long run, chemical hair color plus rough handling of my head, scalp, and hair at salons has caused me hair falling and hair loss. Henna mixed with amla and aloe (and not frequenting hair salons!) had helped my hair start recovering.
I am addicted to henna ,, my hair is extremely tall , shiny and very strong ,, most importantly it detoxifying my scalp ,, greetings to lovely Khadija from Kuwait 🇰🇼🌸🇰🇼🌸🇰🇼🌸
I have been on a natural hair journey for 7 years now. I’ve been using henna and Ayurvedic products for the past 2 years and I CAN NOT believe how my hair has flourished!!! My friend has been getting her hair done professionally for at least 10 years now and if anything her hair has not progressed in health or length. She won’t listen to me!! Please just try your self and see the results.
I never get the results I want with hair dye so I'm up for doing henna. Also when I used to work in the salon I would see plenty of clients in tears because their hair were falling out because they had to re-dye it again to get the colour they want and they were pretty much in the salon for atleast 3-5hours. Atleast with henna if you don't get the colour you want you can re-henna it and no damaged done :)
Any Ayurvedic hair care tips for dry scalp and extreme itching? I have tried every since dandruff shampoo, itch cream, apple cider vinegar, started using sulfate and silicone free hair care, and every other trick in the book besides going to a dermatologist and I need some advice!
I was born with red hair and I just want it back.. I totally see where Brad is coming from, but even permanent red hair dye, it falls out of my blonde like it's halloween spray. From my uneducated perspectful, henna DOES seem crazy, BUT it super sounds worth the effort. All the mix time, science behind the color, sitting with it, and even it flinging on and staining my walls, Idk, I want my red back. 😁
We are all human. I was born in America, im a mutt. I love all the natural stuff, all of it...I am a barefooter, I don't wear shoes, to connect to this planet. My home our home. The plants of this planet are for all of us.
Hello, I would like to find out; I used Indigo after colouring with Henna, I rinsed out the indigo using plain water only, I washed it with shampoo nearly 2 weeks later. Have I caused damage to my hair? I look forward to your response.
I just was on his video and his ignorance was really bothering me so i took to the comments and someone in there recommended your channel! I'm very happy to find an educated professional that advocates for henna and the many cultures it comes from, instead of just a bunch of white people talking about a pratice they're very new to
Brad should watch this, because even though I dye my hair with standard hair dye, I’m curious about the health benefits of henna. When I watched Brad his video it made me never want to try henna and that is sad because watching your video gave me a very different perspective. I do want to point out that everything including water AND henna are chemicals 🙈 but I understand what you mean 😋
THANK YOU the chemofobia is real. Also the term “natural” doesn’t meen anything. But i think its still a really cool thing and I would to love to try it one day
@@davidschonfeldwichers8981 Sorta unrelated but I agree when you say "natural" doesn't mean shit. Cyanide occurs naturally, as do things like argon and lead - but I don't see anyone advertising their health benefits. They're "natural," aren't they?😝 Take them you fools, man-made "chemicals" aren't safe but "natural" stuff is!!!1111!1!!1 (.....watch me be wrong but you get the idea-)
There were health benefits for me when I stopped using oxidative (standard) hair dye. I didn't know I was becoming very allergic to it, that's why my scalp tingled and itches. Plus my hair grows much faster and thicker now. Oxidative dye actually damaged my scalp, probably inflammation, so my hair didn't grow as well. Unfortunately PPD, the main tint in many standard hair dyes is a potent allergen. I used to just take that itching and irritation for granted as part of the process.
Truth is, I like to color my hair myself either with henna or color but myself, every time that I go to the hair salon I feel that the professional is not listening to me, I normally don’t like the color when I go to the hair salon, that is because they normally think that my undertones are to warm and it’s not, it’s olive, meaning green, and in the most I gets better with a slightly cool tones than warmer tones, and I can ajustes the henna with indigo for that more cool shade or at least neutral like 50% / 50%
I’m playing catch-up on all the Henna-Sooq videos so have not seen this video before. Just a quick note - Blonde Brad says that he has never used henna before (this video was before he used henna on the hair doll video where he has blue hai ). He says in this (blonde hair) video that when clients come in for colour or bleach, and when he uses foils, he has seen them swell up (I assume the bleach foils) and almost explode. I don’t think that he is talking about henna swelling up foils. 🤓
You're curious Brad, why Henna??? Really? Because we want NATURAL, without any chemicals as you are use to! But, if you are not into healthy lifestyle, there is no point to explain to you, why Henna!
How do you strip henna and indigo? Once I tryed to remove it with coconut oil and vitamin C, it didn't cam out totally, the bets I had was a light chocolate or a dark red comming from black
Strange it was Brad that got me interested in dyeing my hair in general. I wouldn't start with Henna if it wasn't for him. Been using Henna for going on 2 years every 4-5 weeks ❤❤❤
Khadija, kindly I have a question that I will truly appreciate if you responded to 😊 I made hennah paste with coffee, cinnamon, honey & dark cocoa then left it overnight in kitchen in order to apply it the next day but I had a circumstance that made me travel so I kept it in fridge for the time I was away and now I'm back and it's been 10 days.. Can I still apply it to my hair or it's no longer efficient? Thanks a million XO
you've probably already done it but I wouldn't suggest using cinnamon unless it's a very small amount, it can be very irritating on your skin, it might feel like it's burning if you use a lot.
@@okhappiness4773 thank you for your care to comment even after a while I use cinnamon cause I read it lightens hair but I can not tell if it really does or not as I make my paste using many other lightening ingredients like the honey and the chamomile
I just did Henna on my hair but, sometimes is like the smell comes strong, and I dont like it, how can I make it so it does not smell that much?... thank you
I think back in the day henna products were mixed with metals (the first girl reviewed in the video also talked about that) that's why there were used to be weird reactions. I guess some brands they still do it, but I don't know any, to be true.
Yes, it's not henna's fault that people were mixing it with metals, sand, and other stuff that's not henna. The worst I've heard is the black henna that they actually mixed with PPD, which is the stuff commonly found in oxidative hair dye. It made people very allergic, but it was the PPD, which is a petroleum by-product, not the henna.
I use natural henna powder to color my greying hair & I love it very much. No fuzz. Just add water, leave the mixture for a night, then apply it the next morning with my fingers. Yes, my very fingers. Let the henna sit on my hair for 3-4 hours, wash my hair thoroughly, then I have shining & soft brown reddish hair. It lasts long. Simply beautiful. But I have to reapply once a month, as the root part will show the grey color. As for my hands? No worries. The red tint on my skin will wash off in 3 days, but on the nail a bit longer, but the tint is very very sheer. Everyone will hardly notice it
Love Henna gave up on hair coloring long ago Love experimenting with different tones Use Dark Coffee due to hard water 😟 Coffees a Stimulant too its also increases hair growth 😊
I love Henna. Will never use anything else. My hair is in much better condition after using Henna. LUSH has Cocoa Brun and Marriot. Gold and choc tones when mixed together
She has. It’s a henna and indigo video done by nap85. It’s on the RUclips henna sooq channel or on Whitney’s channel. It works as well. That’s how I deal with my greys.
Doesn't henna prevent you going back to regular dyes afterwards or worse cause reactions if you try to use any regular dye after? Can you address this please? It it another reason why cosmetologists are reluctant to introduce it to clients.
I understand Brad mondo doesn't know about henna. He did say he didn't understand it and he was never taught it and it was very interesting and he did say he was ignorant to it. Because I don't think he was trying to be disrespectful
@@yturnquest4053 Welcome! Do check out her page to watch videos of how she tried to lighten. It might be very tough and you might have to wait for it to grow out.
My hair is justa naturally bad and broken and thin so I don’t want to add chemicals I’m more so Interested in the thickning properties of Hannah then the colour, my hairs jet black as it is so I’m trying henna hoping it makes my hair stronger and maybe down the line noticeably thicker. I don’t mind the lack of consistency in colour might even be a little fun so long as I don’t dislike the colour outright.
Brad is so disrespectful! I had my hair professionally dyed a red brown and it’s terrible! Talk about multi colors! Red roots and brown locks. It looks terrible and I blame it on the dye as all my other dye jobs from this lady were fine. So now I will try henna and indigo after seeing your channel. I’ve learned so much from you! Thanks❤
You have to know about Brad …. although he is sooooo entertaining …. he markets to young teens who destroy their hair and dye it crazy colors. And what he says about consistently getting the exact color with hair dyes is not true at all. Just not true. The color on the box will 99% of the time NOT be the color your hair turns out to be. The Brad crowd is not at all interested in natural, but they are a really fun crowd.
Hello. Henna hair dye is good for conditioning your hair, which can make it stronger, thicker, and shiner. It might also help repair your hair and scalp's natural pH balance.
Hey if a few regular hairdressers take the patient and learn todo the henna for people it will be a billion dollar buisiness I wish there is an outlet in N Y where I can get the product keep me posted thanks 🙏
I currently have henna on my hair for the first time and man is the application process a nightmare! I have naturally curly hair that must have conditioner and the instructions say to shampoo your hair but no conditioner. My hair was so hard to separate to get the henna fully on and it was quite painful. Am I the only one that experienced this?!
I had the same issue but then I experimented with different shampoos. Basically I learned if I used a shampoo that suits my hair I don’t even need any conditioner and is better than a bad shampoo with conditioner. (For reference my hair is long, mostly curly but kinky at the crown).
@@RR4711 I ordered the zizyphus hair wash recently and am expecting it today so maybe that will be better for my hair. I have spent thousands on shampoos, conditioners, and hair products and all have failed to help my weird hair type. What do you use in your hair?
I follow you and support you but find it sad that I've sent multiple messages needing advice on my hair but never a response and it's been three weeks for a simple question.
Hi Ginny. Oh so sorry!! 100% honest and transparency, it's very difficult for me to answer everyone on youtube. I do try my best but it takes hours upon hours since we get so many comments in the hundreds here on this channel. Please email us at info@hennasooq.com
Watching this hurts. He contradicts himself so much. Even regular color is more vibrant at first and the stylist tells you after a couple days/ a wash or two it’ll settled / fade. ALSO, to say that Demi permanent color doesn’t damage is not true. You have to use 10 vol developer which is a peroxide that can damage your hair … idk his lack of knowledge is painful and I think people shouldn’t talk about things they don’t know…
It's great to hear you've found a solution that works for you! Henna can be such a nourishing option for coloring while promoting hair health. Plus, having long, strong hair is definitely a fantastic achievement. If you have any tips or experiences to share about your henna journey, we’d love to hear them.
I don’t know if you can call him a professional hair stylist if he doesn’t understand what Henna is. That’s taught in basic and in the Mi’lady textbook and required knowledge for all hair dressers working with colour because of CHeMiCaL REacTIoNs. But hey only a professional hairstylist talking here
Not only is he disrespectful, but his ignorance and lack of education tells us who he really is. He has no concept of chemistry or biology. ( or of any science.) It's apparent he does not read, or have any understanding of other cultures. Stupid people say stupid things. If you're going to be an influencer...think before you speak. It's all about respect.
What I dislike so much about his video was how disrespectful he was. He did very little research and didn't understand how culturally important henna is and has been throughout history. I think bad henna has given pure henna a bad reputation. If we called it plant base hair color, would he have given it a chance?
Exactly
I mean how does he miss that? I don't get it. Is he blocked from mentioning that part? I don't understand? Something is wrong.
I just came from another ignorant hair stylists persons page and she was wack about it too. Dissing a whole culture. I don't understand these people.
@Loves Dogs I love Brad, but he was a total ass in this video. I was shocked. He talked over the first girl, he talked about her breasts, and her clothes/shut shamed her, he was incredibly close minded. I would never have believed that it was him if his twin wasn't in the beginning of the video. I think he was going for Sassy but he just came off as Nasty, I watched that video on his channel and couldn't believe it.
Is that your hair on your profile? Just confirming if yes are u a natural blonde?
I am a beautician, I use Henna in the salon. Its a great option for someone who has fragile/damaged, or compromised hair. I also use it on my own hair. I love it and have considered opening a chemical free salon.
This makes me so happy to hear!!!! I hope more do this.
I would love to go to someone who would apply my henna or give me more guidance on caring for henna hair. I think opening a chemical free salon would be awesome!
❤❤❤Beautiful
l am still looking for a henna salon in NYC
I think you need to have a chit chat with Brad....clearly he is not really educated on Henna....
The video is from two years ago! He’s read up since then :)
As a European, I'd love to show you respect and get toknow your cultures
Thank you so much!!! 😘
Man I'd love to tell him how much I love henna and that I'd never get the same results with chemical hair dye. I have very long hair that I want to keep as healthy as possible so for me henna is the only option. And it makes such a beautiful and shiny natural red color and keeps my hair healthy, I just love it!
thank youuuuuuuu khadija! hes speaking out of ignorance and these videos really give needed truth! I truly respect the culture and history of henna and natural hair care and thats why im no longer dying my hair with chemicals and im choosing henna,amla,and teas to give me a Rich Deep and lusturious brown with tones of red hair color! ive also gotten multiple questions at my church about my hair color and hair health and one of them has become hooked on henna from Hennasooq! Its sustainable, its affordable, my hair is at its BEST health ive ever had in my life (even my husband said "this is the longest ive ever seen your hair) so whats not to love!!!!!!!!! lol sorry about this rant
you’re so positive it’s admirable. I’m lowkey so annoyed with how he’s spouting misinformation knowing he has such a big audience who will believe it. I guess it’s because he has his own products to sell.
I was high key annoyed. I’m so glad Khadija is addressing this misinformation. When I get my hair cut I can still to this day hear a pin drop and side eyes all around in the my salon when they ask me what I color my hair with. Brad and Hyram are the ambassadors of beauty don’t ya know. Hmm 🤔 I wonder what they have in common. I’ll behave here because Khadija is so lovely and positive. 😂
I think the problem is that his entire vibe is changing your entire hair color like monthly and doing things that cause a lot of damage and using a lot of product to fix it. So henna, which is both permanent and low maintenance, goes really against it.
Also keep in mind this is an older video he did before he did further henna research and even tested it on his dummy head. I think he learned a lot between this vid and that one
@@clo_beanery I hear you.
He's helping to sell those chemicals.
The "exploding hair melting" henna is probably a fake synthetic henna with metal salts
Yeah, the metallic salts. I've also heard of some box chemical dyes that contained metallic salts and reacted badly to bleach too.
@@neeko4676 yes this is very true some people don’t even take clients with box dye I will only because I’ve handled it before and know how to go about it henna definitely not but I’ve heard just to not risk it and I wouldn’t just because of being safe since I have no experience bleaching it and know to not just take something on like that
Perhaps. I wish someone would show that that actually happens. Honestly I think it’s the chemicals that just have destroyed the hair because someone was trying to use something very strong to remove henna.
@Natasha Warden I've used organic plant dyes with indigo in the past and that's definitely true lol. It went green and i dyed over it again, because there was no way to get the green to go away. I haven't touched indigo since, but i love using pure henna. It's the best thing to ever have happened to my hair. :)
I love the results I get from my henna dye. It’s definitely a process but I’ve done it 4 times now and getting better every time. I don’t see myself ever going back to chemicals. Thank you!
Keep in mind that the video that Khadija is reacting to is 2 years old. Brads more open minded now, but still believes it is quite difficult to work with when comparing it to chemical hair dye. That’s why Henna professionals like Khadija ( who is super respectful and sweet) can change the conversation!
Yes :) Thank you. This is the very first one he did.
You are always so polite🥰.
How would anyone *not* respect thousands of years of experience?
I loved this video. I love how open minded and respectful you were of someone who came off as mostly closed minded. I also appreciated your comment about the importance of LISTENING. If only people of the world would apply that skill to everyone and everything.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video. It's important to approach conversations with an open mind and respect, especially when encountering different perspectives. Listening truly is a powerful skill that can bridge gaps and foster understanding. Your appreciation means a lot, and it's heartening to know that the message resonated with you. Let's all strive to practice more listening and empathy in our interactions.
I love henna! I have been using henna for about a year and a half. I switched because I was tired of having crispy hair and tired of watching my chemical red hair dye wash down the drain right after doing it. Henna does not fade!! My hair now is healthy, shiny, silky and in the best condition it's ever been in! Thankfully, I have found henna sooq, I use their products exclusively 💕
Your responses are spot on ❤️
Loved this video!!! Since I’ve dyed my hair with henna, I’ve gotten so many compliments! I love my new color hair especially in the sun. I was able to get full coverage at home without any streaks and I’m so happy with the results!
Can I just share my story? I can tell you that my henna was so much better when I was using henna. I went to a colorist last year because I wanted subtle lights and they completely ruined my hair. My hair became weaker drier and broke off. I cried afterwards. I had healthy long curly hair before. Im going back to using henna treatments for my hair again. The hair stylists dont know what to do with henna hair and so they strip all your natural hair color which is incredibly damaging and it weakens you hair. Henna has long term benefits while hair coloring with chemicals only short term benefits with long term damage. Id rather invest the time and energy to do treatments for long term benefits for my hair. Henna is beautiful, its natural and had been used for centuries before chemical colors came along. Dont get me wrong, Im not against anyone wanting bleach in their hair, I just dont wanna do that to mine any longer. I love the way my hair feels with henna afterwards. Its rejuvenating and totally worthit! Thank You for educating people about it.
I’ve been using henna on my hair for two years straight and I don’t think I’ll be going back to chemical dye because it makes my hair very dry very brittle and the breaks off easily and almost every time I wanna get the hair color I want to chemical dyes it don’t seem to work as much I’d rather use a virgin hair colors
I love when you said that henna bring people together!
It really does!
And I'm soooo proud of you sister Khadija for wearing the hijab dispite the difficulties! So proud really!💚
Henna really is a way of life! Your either into it or your not. I have a hairstylist sister-in-law that doesn’t understand why I love herbal hair care but it’s the smell of earthiness that warm hair tea smell and texture is just mesmerizing to me 🥰 it’s funny she will often mock the routine but later without remembering what I do she’ll say DAMN your hair is so shiny and that color is amazing on you?! 😂 I was using chemicals for years and it killed my hair and scalp in a way mother earth save me from that I showed my true potential and I’ll never look back again. PLANTS ALL THE WAY now
Omg. I literally was laughing loudly with this video! Love your channel and I can’t wait to get my order. It’s going to be great. ❤️
I am allergic to chemical colours and almost 100 percent grey. Henna does an amazing job. Henna outlasts chemical by a country mile. Have to do it less often and the shine lasts forever. Chemical dye is so dull after the first week. Also you dont get that hard regrowth line.
Love, love, love your channel. 🥰 I just started my henna journey. I love the earthy smell and I love that it is natural. I love the way it makes my hair look.
I've been wanting to dye my hair with henna here lately more then ever. I have a slight red tent to my long hair as is and I've been wanting to embrace it. I'm new to henna so this is really interesting !
If you use henna sooq at least you’ll know the products are pure, use it with oils in the mixture it will make your hair amazing
I just got my henna refill today! Lol Ty for this video! I learned so much from your channel today
You’re henna and oils have SAVED my hair, thank you😊
I like Brad. He’s hilarious. I’m glad he was willing to try it.
You seem like a lovely person ! I really like your calm demeanour throurought this video (and the other you reacted to). Overall, in my life I'm not really in favour of the "natural is better"/"chemicals are bad" arguments, as there are plenty of synthetic things that are more refined and safer. But even then, when it comes to hair colouring I think henna has a lot of advantages over synthetic hair dyes. If someone really wants to bleach and dye their hair often, I can understand why they may go down the synthetic route, but otherwise henna is just better.
Brad needs to get his life and start using henna. You seen it works. Just perfect it and own it. You’ll be one of the first hair dressers that will live outside that chemical box.
I have used green mountain naturals for me and my daughter for years. I didn't have any major complaints, don't get me wrong. However..........Hennasooq henna was drastically better. I used my first batch last month and I'm sold. Great job on a great product. I love your videos and content as well.
I love henna so much. It’s all about getting a high quality product. It gives me such great results and makes my auburn hair shine ✨ always getting compliments and it lets my natural hair come through.
It’s not true that black hair color doesn’t damage your hair I did my husband’s roots with black hair dye and he left it on five minutes too long and it fell out that’s why I started using Henna
I used to henna my hair (talking around a decade ago here, with the boxes of Jamilla). I only ever did it with plain tap water (from water supply with very soft water and no chlorine), and I never actually bothered leaving it for a couple of hours before using it. I never had an issue with a lack of colour from doing it that way. I stopped using it years ago, but I might give it a go again.
Interesting, I found my grandma's grey hairs very easy to cover, but I think it might run in our family that our hair picks up dyes a lot. She was doing mine purple at home one time and there was extra dye so I did hers as well. Her natural hair colour was a very, very dark brown, almost black. It looked great as the white hairs were super bright. I very much can't wait to have my hair go white as it's very dark and I don't want to ruin it with bleaching, but very much want bright hair colours. But she didn't have whiter spots, it was very evenly distributed between her darker hairs (she usually dyed it dark brown or black to hide the white). I could see more spotty white hair being annoying in that sense. I can't wait to do different bright colours, but I'm only 27 and only have like 3 white hairs.
Also, what is his obsession with specific colours? Like, I get that hairdressers that do showrooms and stuff need super precise tones, but most people that get their hair dyed (especially people that do it at home) just want a red or a purple or a brown. Like. People don't want the one specific red tone out of billions of reds that exist. And using boxed dye (which is what you'd use at home) doesn't allow for super tone choices either, companies don't sell 500 different reds in drugstores. The number of choices is even more limited if you want vegan hair dyes, which is a whole different nightmare as only now companies are catering to that.
Natural is also chemical... everything is chemical...i m a bangladeshi we use henna leaf as a haircare not as a color but it still is a chemical..real reason people chose henna with the mindset that they are doing no harm on hair even though it doesn't do anything great with color spectrum...
I would absolutely LOVE watching a video with both of you in it. I've been watching both of you for a long time, and I've used your henna products in my hair (also love!!!) and I'd like to eventually try his products as well.
Henna definitely deserves to get just as much attention as regular hair dye, I really think its unfair that its not taught in beauty schools.
My sister in law is a cosmetologist and wasnt taught anything about henna is afraid to give it a try. She's only familiar with the negative side 😢
I really, REALLY, hope you and Brad eventually do a collaboration video ❤️❤️❤️ sending love to you and your amazing products 😘
Over the long run, chemical hair color plus rough handling of my head, scalp, and hair at salons has caused me hair falling and hair loss. Henna mixed with amla and aloe (and not frequenting hair salons!) had helped my hair start recovering.
THANKS FOR SHOWING THIS KHADIJA! THIS IS HELPFUL! THIS STYLIST IS FUNNY BUT REAL ABOUT HIS THOUGHTS AND INFO.❤
Welcome!
Was the other video you reacted to newer than this video? Maybe he has been enlightened?
This one is before he did his own henna on the dummy head.
I am addicted to henna ,, my hair is extremely tall , shiny and very strong ,, most importantly it detoxifying my scalp ,, greetings to lovely Khadija from Kuwait 🇰🇼🌸🇰🇼🌸🇰🇼🌸
Do you use Morroccan oil after Henna?
I have been on a natural hair journey for 7 years now. I’ve been using henna and Ayurvedic products for the past 2 years and I CAN NOT believe how my hair has flourished!!! My friend has been getting her hair done professionally for at least 10 years now and if anything her hair has not progressed in health or length. She won’t listen to me!! Please just try your self and see the results.
I never get the results I want with hair dye so I'm up for doing henna. Also when I used to work in the salon I would see plenty of clients in tears because their hair were falling out because they had to re-dye it again to get the colour they want and they were pretty much in the salon for atleast 3-5hours. Atleast with henna if you don't get the colour you want you can re-henna it and no damaged done :)
My hair has Flourished ever since using henna sooq 💗
Yassss!!! You are the bestest!!! Love your Tik Tok's btw! You're killing it.
Any Ayurvedic hair care tips for dry scalp and extreme itching? I have tried every since dandruff shampoo, itch cream, apple cider vinegar, started using sulfate and silicone free hair care, and every other trick in the book besides going to a dermatologist and I need some advice!
I was born with red hair and I just want it back.. I totally see where Brad is coming from, but even permanent red hair dye, it falls out of my blonde like it's halloween spray. From my uneducated perspectful, henna DOES seem crazy, BUT it super sounds worth the effort. All the mix time, science behind the color, sitting with it, and even it flinging on and staining my walls, Idk, I want my red back. 😁
We are all human. I was born in America, im a mutt. I love all the natural stuff, all of it...I am a barefooter, I don't wear shoes, to connect to this planet. My home our home. The plants of this planet are for all of us.
Hello, I would like to find out; I used Indigo after colouring with Henna, I rinsed out the indigo using plain water only, I washed it with shampoo nearly 2 weeks later. Have I caused damage to my hair? I look forward to your response.
It's fine. I wash my hennaed hair every day. Wash it as often as you need to.
I just was on his video and his ignorance was really bothering me so i took to the comments and someone in there recommended your channel! I'm very happy to find an educated professional that advocates for henna and the many cultures it comes from, instead of just a bunch of white people talking about a pratice they're very new to
Brad should watch this, because even though I dye my hair with standard hair dye, I’m curious about the health benefits of henna. When I watched Brad his video it made me never want to try henna and that is sad because watching your video gave me a very different perspective. I do want to point out that everything including water AND henna are chemicals 🙈 but I understand what you mean 😋
Yeah!! And that’s the sad thing, a lot more people have watched his video so they’ll have the wrong idea
THANK YOU the chemofobia is real. Also the term “natural” doesn’t meen anything. But i think its still a really cool thing and I would to love to try it one day
@@davidschonfeldwichers8981 exactly!
@@davidschonfeldwichers8981 Sorta unrelated but I agree when you say "natural" doesn't mean shit. Cyanide occurs naturally, as do things like argon and lead - but I don't see anyone advertising their health benefits. They're "natural," aren't they?😝 Take them you fools, man-made "chemicals" aren't safe but "natural" stuff is!!!1111!1!!1
(.....watch me be wrong but you get the idea-)
There were health benefits for me when I stopped using oxidative (standard) hair dye. I didn't know I was becoming very allergic to it, that's why my scalp tingled and itches. Plus my hair grows much faster and thicker now. Oxidative dye actually damaged my scalp, probably inflammation, so my hair didn't grow as well. Unfortunately PPD, the main tint in many standard hair dyes is a potent allergen. I used to just take that itching and irritation for granted as part of the process.
Henna is very popular in Brazil.
Truth is, I like to color my hair myself either with henna or color but myself, every time that I go to the hair salon I feel that the professional is not listening to me, I normally don’t like the color when I go to the hair salon, that is because they normally think that my undertones are to warm and it’s not, it’s olive, meaning green, and in the most I gets better with a slightly cool tones than warmer tones, and I can ajustes the henna with indigo for that more cool shade or at least neutral like 50% / 50%
I’m playing catch-up on all the Henna-Sooq videos so have not seen this video before. Just a quick note - Blonde Brad says that he has never used henna before (this video was before he used henna on the hair doll video where he has blue hai ). He says in this (blonde hair) video that when clients come in for colour or bleach, and when he uses foils, he has seen them swell up (I assume the bleach foils) and almost explode. I don’t think that he is talking about henna swelling up foils. 🤓
I'm very interested in finding a henna professional near me. I live in the suburbs of NYC.
You're curious Brad, why Henna??? Really?
Because we want NATURAL, without any chemicals as you are use to! But, if you are not into healthy lifestyle, there is no point to explain to you, why Henna!
Thank you, henna is not 'wierd' lol. I love Brad, but henna is awesome...
So is amla powder♥️💙❤️
How do you strip henna and indigo? Once I tryed to remove it with coconut oil and vitamin C, it didn't cam out totally, the bets I had was a light chocolate or a dark red comming from black
Hello. We’re not sure how you would remove that sorry. We don’t speicialize in removing henna as it’s permanent hair color.
@@HennaSooq thanks a lot, I'll keep using it anyways as has proven to be better keeping a healthy scalp and hair
@@YTaborda17 Welcome! Absolutely.
Strange it was Brad that got me interested in dyeing my hair in general. I wouldn't start with Henna if it wasn't for him. Been using Henna for going on 2 years every 4-5 weeks ❤❤❤
Khadija, kindly I have a question that I will truly appreciate if you responded to 😊
I made hennah paste with coffee, cinnamon, honey & dark cocoa then left it overnight in kitchen in order to apply it the next day but I had a circumstance that made me travel so I kept it in fridge for the time I was away and now I'm back and it's been 10 days.. Can I still apply it to my hair or it's no longer efficient? Thanks a million XO
Hello! Yeah it probably has attracted bacteria. Please do throw it away and start fresh. Welcome xo
@@HennaSooq thank you for your swift reply 💚 Advice appreciated 😊 Kindly when will the aloe vera powder be back in stock?
you've probably already done it but I wouldn't suggest using cinnamon unless it's a very small amount, it can be very irritating on your skin, it might feel like it's burning if you use a lot.
@@okhappiness4773
thank you for your care to comment even after a while
I use cinnamon cause I read it lightens hair but I can not tell if it really does or not as I make my paste using many other lightening ingredients like the honey and the chamomile
@@Ammatullah82 I'm glad it's not causing you any issues then :)
I can say, his age, his culture and his gender speak loudly in this response.
I just did Henna on my hair but, sometimes is like the smell comes strong, and I dont like it, how can I make it so it does not smell that much?... thank you
For sure, not everyone likes the scent. Have you tried adding essential oils?
He's hating on people who do their hair at home more than the realities of henna.
I think back in the day henna products were mixed with metals (the first girl reviewed in the video also talked about that) that's why there were used to be weird reactions. I guess some brands they still do it, but I don't know any, to be true.
Yes, it's not henna's fault that people were mixing it with metals, sand, and other stuff that's not henna. The worst I've heard is the black henna that they actually mixed with PPD, which is the stuff commonly found in oxidative hair dye. It made people very allergic, but it was the PPD, which is a petroleum by-product, not the henna.
I use natural henna powder to color my greying hair & I love it very much. No fuzz. Just add water, leave the mixture for a night, then apply it the next morning with my fingers. Yes, my very fingers. Let the henna sit on my hair for 3-4 hours, wash my hair thoroughly, then I have shining & soft brown reddish hair. It lasts long. Simply beautiful. But I have to reapply once a month, as the root part will show the grey color. As for my hands? No worries. The red tint on my skin will wash off in 3 days, but on the nail a bit longer, but the tint is very very sheer. Everyone will hardly notice it
Beautiful!!!
Love Henna gave up on hair coloring long ago
Love experimenting with different tones
Use Dark Coffee due to hard water 😟
Coffees a Stimulant too its also increases hair growth 😊
Dose mosturiser get in
Pure and natural henna won’t make your hair explode but if there’s a list of ingredients then it might explode
You are so beautiful inside and out. And so smart. Absolutely LOVE your videos, so wonderful and informative. 💜
How do I not dry my hair while I do the henna
i'd love to try ayurvedic plants and treatments but since my hair is dyed with chemicals i'm a little bit scared 😅
I love Henna. Will never use anything else. My hair is in much better condition after using Henna.
LUSH has Cocoa Brun and Marriot. Gold and choc tones when mixed together
Yeah!!! :)
Can you do a video of how to get black hair using henna on a person please, I am allergic to black hair dye and need to cover greys.
She has. It’s a henna and indigo video done by nap85. It’s on the RUclips henna sooq channel or on Whitney’s channel. It works as well. That’s how I deal with my greys.
Doesn't henna prevent you going back to regular dyes afterwards or worse cause reactions if you try to use any regular dye after? Can you address this please? It it another reason why cosmetologists are reluctant to introduce it to clients.
Hello. Since our products are safe with all chemical dyes and treatments it will be safe to do so. We hope this helps clarify!
I don't think he realized she already had died her hair with henna lol
I understand Brad mondo doesn't know about henna. He did say he didn't understand it and he was never taught it and it was very interesting and he did say he was ignorant to it. Because I don't think he was trying to be disrespectful
mam how we can make hairs shinny smooth and moisturising while using heena with aloevera gel❤️pls reply
Yes do you use aloe vera powder or even fenugreek in your mix (methi powder). It makes it so beautiful!
@@HennaSooq tqu mam❤️
I used red henna on my hair then a month later I used purple but it came out black. How can I lighten it?
Purple? Like purple hair dye? Or indigo? Lightening is very tough. Check out @ Courtney Violetta's page as she has a lot of lightening tips though :)
@@HennaSooq yes purple was on the box. Thank you
@@yturnquest4053 Welcome! Do check out her page to watch videos of how she tried to lighten. It might be very tough and you might have to wait for it to grow out.
Can you use henna for the hair health benefits without it dying your hair?
Yes absolutely. By using one of our hair teas as an oil infusion or spritz.
clear henna
My hair is justa naturally bad and broken and thin so I don’t want to add chemicals I’m more so Interested in the thickning properties of Hannah then the colour, my hairs jet black as it is so I’m trying henna hoping it makes my hair stronger and maybe down the line noticeably thicker. I don’t mind the lack of consistency in colour might even be a little fun so long as I don’t dislike the colour outright.
Yes I get that! :)
Brad is so disrespectful! I had my hair professionally dyed a red brown and it’s terrible! Talk about multi colors! Red roots and brown locks. It looks terrible and I blame it on the dye as all my other dye jobs from this lady were fine. So now I will try henna and indigo after seeing your channel. I’ve learned so much from you! Thanks❤
You have to know about Brad …. although he is sooooo entertaining …. he markets to young teens who destroy their hair and dye it crazy colors. And what he says about consistently getting the exact color with hair dyes is not true at all. Just not true. The color on the box will 99% of the time NOT be the color your hair turns out to be. The Brad crowd is not at all interested in natural, but they are a really fun crowd.
Yes I see that. That's cool too and fun having this type of conversation. :)
Doesnt henna condition hair as well???
Hello. Henna hair dye is good for conditioning your hair, which can make it stronger, thicker, and shiner. It might also help repair your hair and scalp's natural pH balance.
@HennaSooq thank you 😊. Amazing. Earth taking care of all of our needs once again.
Hey if a few regular hairdressers take the patient and learn todo the henna for people it will be a billion dollar buisiness I wish there is an outlet in N Y where I can get the product keep me posted thanks 🙏
Hello! You can shop directly on our website. We ship worldwide: hennasooq.com/
Did you ever hear from Brad?
is there anyway to naturally manipulate the color of henna to dye more black?
I currently have henna on my hair for the first time and man is the application process a nightmare! I have naturally curly hair that must have conditioner and the instructions say to shampoo your hair but no conditioner. My hair was so hard to separate to get the henna fully on and it was quite painful. Am I the only one that experienced this?!
I had the same issue but then I experimented with different shampoos. Basically I learned if I used a shampoo that suits my hair I don’t even need any conditioner and is better than a bad shampoo with conditioner. (For reference my hair is long, mostly curly but kinky at the crown).
@@RR4711 I ordered the zizyphus hair wash recently and am expecting it today so maybe that will be better for my hair. I have spent thousands on shampoos, conditioners, and hair products and all have failed to help my weird hair type. What do you use in your hair?
Love from Malaysia🇲🇾
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I follow you and support you but find it sad that I've sent multiple messages needing advice on my hair but never a response and it's been three weeks for a simple question.
Hi Ginny. Oh so sorry!! 100% honest and transparency, it's very difficult for me to answer everyone on youtube. I do try my best but it takes hours upon hours since we get so many comments in the hundreds here on this channel. Please email us at info@hennasooq.com
Does henna help with breakage at all?
Hello! Yes, henna can help with breakage by strengthening the hair shaft and providing a protective coating.
11:46 wow thats faling low, he wasnt being rude/dissrespectful
Beautiful job
Who in the world would ever suggest that a chemical is better than something natural.
heena is for every one it also grow in asia
Yes sir! It's definitely for everyone :)
Watching this hurts. He contradicts himself so much. Even regular color is more vibrant at first and the stylist tells you after a couple days/ a wash or two it’ll settled / fade. ALSO, to say that Demi permanent color doesn’t damage is not true. You have to use 10 vol developer which is a peroxide that can damage your hair … idk his lack of knowledge is painful and I think people shouldn’t talk about things they don’t know…
Awesome girl
Thank you!!
If you go to cheap salons they Will fry your hair, been there had my fun, but now I can have super long strong colored hair with henna
It's great to hear you've found a solution that works for you! Henna can be such a nourishing option for coloring while promoting hair health. Plus, having long, strong hair is definitely a fantastic achievement. If you have any tips or experiences to share about your henna journey, we’d love to hear them.
I don’t know if you can call him a professional hair stylist if he doesn’t understand what Henna is. That’s taught in basic and in the Mi’lady textbook and required knowledge for all hair dressers working with colour because of CHeMiCaL REacTIoNs. But hey only a professional hairstylist talking here
he is very disrespectful
Yes he is
Not only is he disrespectful, but his ignorance and lack of education tells us who he really is. He has no concept of chemistry or biology. ( or of any science.) It's apparent he does not read, or have any understanding of other cultures. Stupid people say stupid things. If you're going to be an influencer...think before you speak. It's all about respect.
He is so used to doing white peoples hair that’s what he was taught to do but you need to do every one ☝️ hair
It’s also much cheaper.
He’s so dumb I hope he gets that video taken down cuz that’s disrespecting
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