How to apply Lush Henna Hair Dye

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    Want to try LUSH’s #henna #hair dyes, but don’t know where to start? Look no further! Nicola takes us on a step-by-step journey of how to #apply our henna hair dye to get the best possible results. She’s got tips and tricks that will help you get the most out of your dye.
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  • @Eltoyotacorolla
    @Eltoyotacorolla 9 лет назад +1504

    I love how "caca" literally means "shit" in spanish

  • @aliceinwonderland1339
    @aliceinwonderland1339 8 лет назад +1583

    Caca means 'poo' in french and Spanish.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад +95

      +Alice In Wonderland It's a little bit of a cheeky name - we like to call it our "No ****" hair color! 😉

    • @ithunk2much245
      @ithunk2much245 8 лет назад +11

      In Arabic, too, if I'm not mistaken😅😅

    •  8 лет назад +5

      +Alice In Wonderland In portuguese too ahaha

    • @Nishka88
      @Nishka88 8 лет назад +2

      +Alice In Wonderland and in my language

    • @akiraneko2543
      @akiraneko2543 8 лет назад +2

      And Albanian

  • @zacharycastillo7075
    @zacharycastillo7075 6 лет назад +264

    Hey, I just want to let anyone who would like to try this know that once you put Henna hair color in your hair, there is no going back. Once it is in you can not go and redye that hair another color. Henna hair color works it's way between the cuticle of they hair strand and does not ever come out. Henna hair color does not fade the same way a semi, Demi, or permanent hair color does. When you touch up your hair with henna it packs more of that pigment in between the cuticle of your hair strand. The particles don't come out. DO NOT try to lighten and or color your hair after you have used henna hair color. Once you have henna hair color in, the only way to remove it is to cut the hair with henna hair color off. I am a licensed Cosmetologist in VA and I have seen it far to many times.

    • @fernedwards3972
      @fernedwards3972 5 лет назад +9

      On the contrary, I personally used this stuff for years and lightened it in several baby steps until I was happy. I should add though that my hair was in a very short pixi cut at the time, I wouldn't have dared attempt it on longer hair. But I never had to chop it all off and all this years later my hairs still as healthy as can be! It does annoy me when they say it "coats" the hair though, as you are right it works its way into the cuticle.

    • @Emily-fc1qt
      @Emily-fc1qt 5 лет назад +16

      P r e a c h ! Once you use henna on your hair there is NO going back! Or using Sun In. There is no going back people.

    • @Asehhar
      @Asehhar 5 лет назад +12

      Wtf? I've been dying my hair with henna for over six years now. I have no idea what you or your customer use but henna (I live in Algeria) gets out.

    • @MysticalMissM111
      @MysticalMissM111 5 лет назад +8

      I have used henna and after several weeks (8-12) colored my hair with a more natural hair color (that still contains some chemicals) and had no problem. I did not cut out the henna and the color of my hair looked perfectly fine.

    • @trinelangohr6661
      @trinelangohr6661 5 лет назад +12

      Yeah, you're still wrong. It does fade after 2 months - from normally pigmented hair. It only stays permanently in grey hairs. As for chemical dyes - some people have to grow the henna out, some can just apply chemical dye after 2-3 months again. It depends on your hair type and thickness.
      There is no general solution - if you want to try dyeing your hair chemically after using henna, you'll just have to do a strand test to see.
      If I was you, I'd ask my money back from the Cosmetology Academy...

  • @hannahs4929
    @hannahs4929 7 лет назад +655

    She kinda looks like Charlotte from h20 just add water

  • @nurlagrande
    @nurlagrande 9 лет назад +730

    "When it looks kinda like melted chocolate!"....that looks more like diarrhoea.

    • @nadia.1233
      @nadia.1233 8 лет назад +6

      She's not gonna stand there saying ok it's ready when it looks like melted dirrhea🙄 & yes I don't know how to spell dihearr

    • @butterflysoul92
      @butterflysoul92 6 лет назад

      100001 girl you spelt it right the first time😂

    • @kalt3155
      @kalt3155 5 лет назад +1

      Genevieve Pressley no she didn’t lol it’s a diarrhea

    • @butterflysoul92
      @butterflysoul92 5 лет назад

      minji I meant the girl before my comment

  • @alanizsantana528
    @alanizsantana528 8 лет назад +60

    She is the sweetest person I have ever heard in my life 😂

  • @crocky4551
    @crocky4551 8 лет назад +680

    CACA MARRON?
    Omg that means brown poo

    • @stancexpunks
      @stancexpunks 7 лет назад +1

      Crocky Henna is made from poo

    • @aseeloso
      @aseeloso 7 лет назад +66

      Henna is not made from poo,it is made from a specific type of plant.

    • @kawaiiangelaj5627
      @kawaiiangelaj5627 6 лет назад +6

      Henna is made from a plant

    • @cailyndempster
      @cailyndempster 5 лет назад

      No it means maroon poo

    • @mjmm1996
      @mjmm1996 5 лет назад +2

      Introvert [That’s Why I’m Watching RUclips] marrón is brown in Spanish 🙄

  • @aliceinwonderland1339
    @aliceinwonderland1339 8 лет назад +1141

    They did not pay this girl enough to make a video of her massaging a hair dye product called 'black poo' into her hair.

    • @gracekosakowski2782
      @gracekosakowski2782 8 лет назад +11

      **brown

    • @stancexpunks
      @stancexpunks 7 лет назад +6

      Alice In Wonderland well it's made out of poop and Lush often names their products after the ingredients

    • @tabithaclymer7423
      @tabithaclymer7423 7 лет назад +78

      stancexpunks it's not made of poop??? its made of henna...henna is a plant. why did you even think that it was made of poop?

    • @HIMpotter
      @HIMpotter 7 лет назад +1

      Nevertrustaduck i watched a video of a lush employee where he confirms it has poop.

    • @pastel_princess4126
      @pastel_princess4126 7 лет назад +3

      Nevertrustaduck caca in english is poop cause it originates in French so yah

  • @matt7981
    @matt7981 8 лет назад +138

    is this the girl who said "all I wanted was fucking bangs" lol

  • @capndeezy
    @capndeezy 8 лет назад +446

    This seems like a really cool product and it turned out nice, but it just looks like she's rubbing doodoo in her hair :(

    • @notusing7948
      @notusing7948 8 лет назад +8

      It's so hard to get out of your hair

    • @serene4961
      @serene4961 8 лет назад +21

      its hilarious how it looks like that and literally translates caca marron into "brown poo"

    • @stancexpunks
      @stancexpunks 7 лет назад

      Carli DeLoach it's actually made out of literal poop

    • @Atomatoid
      @Atomatoid 7 лет назад +14

      no it is not

    • @janeh.1152
      @janeh.1152 7 лет назад +4

      stancexpunks no??? It's not???

  • @mirandaskinner325
    @mirandaskinner325 9 лет назад +9

    Oh my gosh! Nicola helped me my first time in lush and made everyone look when I was dropping my first bath bomb in the water!! Thanks, Nicola! So sweet.

  • @faybird_8745
    @faybird_8745 8 лет назад +17

    guys, gals, nonbinary pals, this totally looks like something your dog leaves on the neighbors lawn, but I SWEAR this works so well, it's amazing, and smells amazing!

  • @zoeykiss5701
    @zoeykiss5701 8 лет назад +1029

    What up with her bangs?

  • @greenwoodlakehana
    @greenwoodlakehana 7 лет назад +4

    Just did mine for the first time and it was a good experience. In the beginning I was worried because I didn't realize how tough it was to apply to my hair, the mess was crazy, every time I gooped it on my hair, a lot fell off lol but I left it on for a few hours and the results are good. Can't wait to see it after 4 days to see the final result.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  7 лет назад +2

      Thanks for sharing your experience with us! We're glad you're loving the results. 😊

  • @USMarshmallow
    @USMarshmallow 9 лет назад +1

    I love Caca Marron so, so much! I was worried about red hair, because I suffer chronic blushing, but it came out so nicely! Someday, I want to try Rouge!

  • @Nunekhiia
    @Nunekhiia 9 лет назад +133

    OMG tell me you guys didn't know what CACA means xD ! because CACA means 'poop' in spanish. And seeing the 'CACA MARRON' that translates to 'Brown poop' xD !!! omg I'm dying here. I do really wanna try your bar shampoos but the names on this are just. xD oh gawd haha

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад +24

      Nunekhiia We're glad that you picked up on it! Mark Constantine wanted it to call our hennas Caca, because there's no bad ingredients in it.

    • @morganpfischer4715
      @morganpfischer4715 9 лет назад

      Haha

    • @sller123
      @sller123 8 лет назад +5

      it means poop in french too 😂😂

    • @melanieg.9092
      @melanieg.9092 6 лет назад +1

      In german too XD

    • @ovaryactor97
      @ovaryactor97 3 года назад

      means poop in maori too!

  • @natalie21xoxo
    @natalie21xoxo 8 лет назад +41

    I love her accent.

    • @Gigan83
      @Gigan83 8 лет назад +23

      +natalie21xoxo It's very confusing. It sounds like maybe she has Irish parents but grew up in Canada or something? Either way it's like half Irish, half something else.

  • @emilywilliams270
    @emilywilliams270 10 лет назад +3

    I LOVE hush henna hair dye!!!

  • @tempting7628
    @tempting7628 6 лет назад +2

    Henna is a paste made from grounded leaves from the henna tree and is a big part of desi culture it can last around a week on average but some can last longer. Applying a lemon and sugar solution to it will darken the colour.

  • @steflondon88
    @steflondon88 7 лет назад +1

    I totally forgot about these. Been getting some whites due to stress from school.Def gonna buy the brown soon. --- It's so much better than using chemicals!

    • @ikathiggs13
      @ikathiggs13 6 лет назад

      Steff I mean, everything is a chemical, but as I'm typing I realise how incredibly anal I sound.

  • @dilpreetmann5950
    @dilpreetmann5950 7 лет назад +216

    women in india have been dying their hair with henna before the 1800s

    • @azizabc1640
      @azizabc1640 6 лет назад +16

      True,, and Arab women too

    • @heyitsshah4621
      @heyitsshah4621 6 лет назад +6

      And Ancient Egyptians and Egyptians nowadays

    • @Jessica-5827
      @Jessica-5827 5 лет назад +18

      And...? What's your point?
      Just because it isn't a Western thing doesn't mean others can't use it. How narrow minded do you want to be? No one says anything(and rightly so) when black girls straighten their hair so why the hell can't the whole world use henna?

    • @nijohn12
      @nijohn12 5 лет назад

      @@Jessica-5827 ...

    • @ra-wj1wl
      @ra-wj1wl 5 лет назад +7

      @@Jessica-5827 who are quoting bro? She was telling a fact.

  • @Abluemorphobutterfly
    @Abluemorphobutterfly 8 лет назад +22

    There's no before and after results shown :(
    What if you have dark hair and want a more brown hue? I wouldn't want to go through all that just to find out it doesn't work on dark hair

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад +4

      Everyone's hair is different, so results will vary from person to person; this is why we always recommend doing a strand test before going for the full application. Henna is not capable of lightening the hair - it provides a translucent color that allows the underlying shade to shine through. If your hair is very dark, you won't see as dramatic a change in color, but you'll still benefit from the conditioning effects of the henna, and you'll see a bit shine boost, too! ✨

  • @bubbafatismycat
    @bubbafatismycat 8 лет назад +23

    Omg I love her accent! It's like in-between Canadian and Californian and British, WHAT IS IT???

    • @stancexpunks
      @stancexpunks 7 лет назад

      bubbafatismycat she says she's in Canada

    • @bubbafatismycat
      @bubbafatismycat 7 лет назад

      stancexpunks well yeah, but she could be from somewhere else

    • @xmascar3539
      @xmascar3539 7 лет назад +9

      its Irish

    • @bubbafatismycat
      @bubbafatismycat 7 лет назад +3

      Xmas Car omg you're right! It's got a North American flair to it, but definitely Irish

    • @jacquicooper107
      @jacquicooper107 7 лет назад +3

      Sorry that is in NO WAY an Irish accent

  • @Oscar101101101
    @Oscar101101101 6 лет назад +1

    Question: I use normal henna and decided to give lush's henna a try. Do I have to leave the mixture sit overnight to extract the colour? No one i've watched has done that yet so I'm wondering if its something I should do. Thanks !

  • @samlynn1992
    @samlynn1992 5 лет назад +4

    1. Henna isn’t something to just “try”. It’s next to impossible to remove so it’s a commitment.
    2. Henna is a progressive colour; that means if you’re applying henna over henna each time you get roots as it seems you’re doing in the video, you’re eventually going to end up with near black hair.

  • @koolklub
    @koolklub 7 лет назад +3

    I love her accent!

  • @MrPinguinitofeliz
    @MrPinguinitofeliz 7 лет назад +1

    I wonder if this will give my highlights a different color since my natural hair is black

  • @iLOVEpicklesBRO28
    @iLOVEpicklesBRO28 9 лет назад +1

    I've always had very lovely dark (honestly, almost black) hair, but I've been craving a bit of a change. What color(s) work best with darker hair? And should I leave it in longer for darker hair?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      Nichole Sinclair Any colour will work well with dark hair, but since henna provides a translucent colour, you won't see much of a difference in the colour of your hair. Henna is not capable of lightening the hair, so you'll mostly notice a lot of extra shine and smoothness!

  • @ashleyromero5710
    @ashleyromero5710 9 лет назад +206

    im sorry but does anyone else think it looks like she's rubbing poo all over her head???

    • @chloemontezano2139
      @chloemontezano2139 8 лет назад

      I do

    • @emfeb6872
      @emfeb6872 8 лет назад

      Yeah caca means poop in Spanish and French so they literally named there product poop maroon

    • @yesiampicklegerardnowgoawa6917
      @yesiampicklegerardnowgoawa6917 8 лет назад +7

      +Emily Jennings they named it that because most hair products have a lot of "s***" in them, whereas this is natural so it is a no s*** hair dye

    • @Leeny53369
      @Leeny53369 8 лет назад +2

      its brown and black poop actually xD

    • @Miranda-vj8yy
      @Miranda-vj8yy 7 лет назад +1

      Looks like cow poo

  • @jessecheshire5837
    @jessecheshire5837 6 лет назад +6

    Would not recommend dying your hair with Henna if you ever plan on bleaching your hair. Fun fact: It actually causes the hairshaft to boil from the inside out if you end up trying to bleach over it later on. We learned about it in Cosmetology school... it was interesting to say the least.

    • @JustNatax3
      @JustNatax3 5 лет назад +4

      This is only the case if the henna isn't pure and contains metallic salts. They will react with bleach. Look for body safe henna or just directly buy pure red henna (powder from the dried plant _Lawsonia inermis_ ) and save a ton of money on these (body safe but) ridiculously overpriced LUSH bars. Pure henna pigment can be bleached just like every other pigment. It's just the metallic salts and you cant trust a customer to never used punched henna on their hair. I'm a biologist so trust me lol

  • @Moshifyable
    @Moshifyable 8 лет назад +1

    I love her eyeliner!

  • @raghdaalsafy9848
    @raghdaalsafy9848 7 лет назад

    I used henna since 1999 the powder. lush henna its my first try and it amazing

  • @kittythadoll
    @kittythadoll 5 лет назад +269

    why be ‘environmentally friendly’ and then wrap your head with cling film 20 times? girl bye

  • @JonasGirlRoxs4Ever
    @JonasGirlRoxs4Ever 9 лет назад +5

    I'm looking into this for my mom who has suffered through a lot of hair coloring reactions such as itchy scalp, swelling in the forehead and now burned, irritated and blistering ears. She has purchased PBD free hair dye and tried the "organic" hair dyes but she still uses a developer which is not good. She's worried however that she will get an allergic reaction from this because she's heard stories about the black henna that can cause harm. If she were to get this, it would be the darkest color you have. What can I say to get her to try this?

    • @HelenWang_zf
      @HelenWang_zf 9 лет назад

      Show her the ingredients!

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад +3

      Sabrina Lynn Hi Sabrina! Our hennas contain only natural ingredients, so they're free of the metallic salts that can cause other commercially-available henna products to react with metal implements and other treatments. You can find the full ingredient list for our hennas on our website, so she can always check this with her doctor to rule out any possible reactions!

    • @njudealmubarak6348
      @njudealmubarak6348 6 лет назад +1

      i’m arab and we arabs have been using henna for thousands of years and tbh everyone i know who uses henna regularly has the most amazing and thick and healthy hair i’ve ever seen, but we use the natural powder not the lush product but i think it’ll fo the same job

  • @anitahoward8471
    @anitahoward8471 7 лет назад

    This worked good for me last time I tried it hope it works the same. Used it a few years back. Here goes!

  • @scjp6923
    @scjp6923 5 лет назад

    Thank you! about to give it a go now and that was super helpful :)

  • @vanessabanales3689
    @vanessabanales3689 6 лет назад +4

    what happened to her bangs?

  • @MysticalMissM111
    @MysticalMissM111 5 лет назад +3

    It appears you are using a metal bowl for mixing the henna in this video - I have always read in henna instructions to NOT use any metal in preparing the henna as it can cause discoloration (green tones, for instance) due to chemical reactions between the henna and the metal.

  • @mariacabrera1607
    @mariacabrera1607 5 лет назад +2

    I want to try Henna to dye my hair fue to extreme allergic reaction with the store hair dye products. I don't but I am a little frighten to try.

  • @graced4844
    @graced4844 5 лет назад

    is it possible to dilute the henna with something so it’s more of a toning thing rather than a full dye?

  • @SMFortissimo
    @SMFortissimo 9 лет назад +16

    Metal bowl?! Henna mixed in a metal bowl?! I've always read that that's the number one no-no when using henna.
    Henna+Metal=Disaster!
    Am I wrong?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад +22

      SMFortissimo This is only the case when a henna product contains metallic salts. Our hennas contain only natural ingredients, so there are no metallic salts present to react to metal bowls or implements. It's perfectly safe to use metal with our hennas!

    • @SMFortissimo
      @SMFortissimo 9 лет назад +4

      Really?! Wow, I didn't know that. Thanks.

    • @blahxds
      @blahxds 6 лет назад

      Lush henna is compound henna

    • @roxanateodora8874
      @roxanateodora8874 5 лет назад

      Michael Pham what’s compound henna

    • @blahxds
      @blahxds 5 лет назад +1

      compound henna is henna powder that is premixed with other ingredients such as oils, indigo, or whatever. you're not supposed to use henna that is formulated like that because it will react badly with chemical hair dyes and etc. Ancient Sunrise Henna is superior to Lush's tbh, but I've never tried Lush henna so I wouldn't know what it's like

  • @emfeb6872
    @emfeb6872 8 лет назад +1429

    I don't trust a hair tutorial from someone who can't even cut there bangs right

    • @julial3758
      @julial3758 8 лет назад +89

      +Emily Jennings lol, I think it's because when she cut it , they wet her hair so it was straight, but after she blew-dry it her curly hair parts made it all kinked up weird :)

    • @TaylorKnightCosplay
      @TaylorKnightCosplay 7 лет назад +103

      Emily Moon they’re called cropped bangs

    • @Vovin999
      @Vovin999 6 лет назад +268

      And I can't take someone serious when they don't know the difference between "there", "their", & "they're"

    • @Wynnsday
      @Wynnsday 6 лет назад +12

      Emfeb6 they did her dirty

    • @strawberrymilkk366
      @strawberrymilkk366 6 лет назад +12

      Don't trust a comment from someone who has a problem with words that have the prefix of the

  • @bigcatshukri3773
    @bigcatshukri3773 6 лет назад

    where I come from we've been using it for centuries , she makes it look like something new !

  • @kezziahclark99
    @kezziahclark99 7 лет назад +1

    Hi Lush! I used Marron on my hair just over two weeks ago, but every time I wash my hair, I can really smell the henna and I can see the color coming out into the water. My hair has also faded a bit since dying it, but it's only been two weeks - I don't even have any roots showing, and I feel like I need to redo it for the color. I left it on my head for about three hours.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  7 лет назад

      Hi there Kezziah! If you get in touch with us at customercare@lush.com, we'd love to hear more about your experience with our Caca Marron.

  • @kolmenoitaayeet
    @kolmenoitaayeet 8 лет назад +140

    Does anyone else hear an accent on her?

    • @stancexpunks
      @stancexpunks 7 лет назад +2

      kolmenoitaa she's canadian

    • @steflondon88
      @steflondon88 7 лет назад +58

      She is Irish, many people in Canada are not from Canada. It is a multicultural society.

    • @pri.sci.lla.
      @pri.sci.lla. 7 лет назад +2

      stefftotheleft just like most countries lol

    • @AquilaLiberum
      @AquilaLiberum 7 лет назад +9

      I had the hardest time figuring it out?!

    • @katiehutchinsonoregan8730
      @katiehutchinsonoregan8730 7 лет назад +22

      Sounds Irish and Canadian to me 😂

  • @saraaahmazing
    @saraaahmazing 7 лет назад +548

    Did ya'll say henna was invented by your founder? Because Indian women have been using henna long before Lush found it lol

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  7 лет назад +176

      Lush Henna blends the the finest Persian henna with Fair Trade cocoa butter and ingredients like indigo herb and fresh organic lemon juice to create bricks of organic hair dye. We mean that our own henna hair dyes were expertly blended and formulated by our founder Mark Constantine!

    • @lavenderania
      @lavenderania 7 лет назад +25

      true and arabic people too

    • @minidinocannon4598
      @minidinocannon4598 7 лет назад +22

      LUSH Cosmetics North America ewwwwwww so defensive... gross

    • @marlilauren4539
      @marlilauren4539 7 лет назад +140

      Violet Wong probably because they're debunking an ignorant ass commenter

    • @Deylight70
      @Deylight70 7 лет назад +99

      I think she said the Lush Henna block, not henna itself.

  • @karinelubany3628
    @karinelubany3628 9 лет назад

    if i only want to dye the bottom half of my hair, do i need to use all the cubes?

  • @ashw730
    @ashw730 5 лет назад

    How long does the dye last for with shampooing

  • @cheyennepoulton8945
    @cheyennepoulton8945 8 лет назад +64

    do you guys understand why these are called "caca _____" lmaooo

    • @Leeny53369
      @Leeny53369 8 лет назад +1

      I think we do xD

    • @online2000.
      @online2000. 6 лет назад +1

      Looks like shite but henna is a plant my friends

  • @LL-dx2xj
    @LL-dx2xj 6 лет назад +3

    Caca literally means poop in French 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm dyiiinggggggggg

  • @ameliaarchibald7980
    @ameliaarchibald7980 9 лет назад

    How long does it stay in for ?

  • @skashax777x
    @skashax777x 7 лет назад +2

    I recommend vinyl gloves as latex and rubber feel snaggy on the hair and pull, vinyl is smooth though the hair =)

  • @russellsquires4285
    @russellsquires4285 8 лет назад +6

    I am still unsure if this is two girls one cup or a hair dye video.

  • @sabrinai1479
    @sabrinai1479 8 лет назад +46

    I'm Canadian and she sounds like people around the world trying to sound Canadian

    • @nat-jg6jb
      @nat-jg6jb 8 лет назад +11

      she is canadian.

    • @TheOriginalCK
      @TheOriginalCK 6 лет назад +9

      Sabrina I she is Irish Canadian.

    • @benedettopietro4515
      @benedettopietro4515 5 лет назад +3

      Why should someone try to sound Canadian? if you are Canadian you don't look like one

  • @Heartpart.
    @Heartpart. 9 лет назад

    Which color did she use? I want to try marron but I'm not sure if it'll stand out with my dark brown hair.

  • @karinr5168
    @karinr5168 8 лет назад

    her hair color already looked amazing. What did she use to dye her hair prior to this video?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад

      +Karin R It sure does! With all the knowledge Nicola has to share, we're sure henna is part of her Lush routine. If you have any questions about our henna, feel free to contact our Customer Care Team - customercare@lush.com.

  • @aidennec2327
    @aidennec2327 8 лет назад +203

    It looks like diarrhea

    • @Azumaville
      @Azumaville 8 лет назад +8

      That's why it's called caca

  • @nenitastar99
    @nenitastar99 8 лет назад +7

    It does look like Caca😂

  • @Sunnipoo
    @Sunnipoo 9 лет назад

    Could I do a thin over night mask for my hair

  • @nasti1684
    @nasti1684 5 лет назад

    Shall I wash my hair before using it, because my hair is a little bit greasy and I've already used dry shampoo

  • @itskindi376
    @itskindi376 8 лет назад +186

    my great grandma used this on her hair back in yemen at 1912 so I'm pretty sure that scientist guy didn't invent it

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад +23

      Henna itself has a long history of use - you'll find more details on henna here: www.lushusa.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Lush-Site/en_US/Lushopedia-Start?iid=9849 Our solid henna bars are unique to us, though!

    • @itskindi376
      @itskindi376 8 лет назад +4

      very helpful thank you

    • @brittany5461
      @brittany5461 6 лет назад +24

      im pretty sure they mean that recipe....

  • @iliketrains3601
    @iliketrains3601 6 лет назад +88

    Or just buy a normal henna that's like 80% cheaper than this pricey crap... Lush is a total bluff... Most of the things they sell can be made at home for less than 50% of their prices

    • @doritoman9494
      @doritoman9494 5 лет назад +1

      Plus: lush henna isn't handy at all. It leaves clumps everywhere and it doesn't mix well.

    • @clairewillow6475
      @clairewillow6475 5 лет назад +2

      It’s only like 25 $ and the colour turns out rly nice. The cheaper stuff usually has harsh chemicals in it. I will say the petroleum free wax sounds like a scam. What’s wrong with using Vaseline? Lol

  • @jodieisnotokay
    @jodieisnotokay 5 лет назад

    how long does henna hair dye last? I'm sick of my hair dye washing out within a few weeks and then ruining my hair by re-dying it. ikm wanting a natural way to dye it which lasts upto a month

  • @phylicia41
    @phylicia41 9 лет назад +1

    If you have dark hair will you have to apply it ore than once or would you have to add a Lightner to your hair

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      Phylicia Baxter If your hair is dark brown already, you will likely notice a difference with the Caca Noir, however, it will be much more subtle than it would be if your hair was lighter. We do still have lots of customers that will use it to deepen their hair color even if it is quite dark to begin with. As is the case with any hair color, we would just recommend doing a strand test ahead of time to make sure you are happy with the results. If not, you are more than welcome to return the product, just hang onto your receipt.

  • @peachysweetener
    @peachysweetener 5 лет назад +5

    when ur done soaking ur hair in caca just wrap it in toilet paper!

  • @hamato_fab
    @hamato_fab 5 лет назад +5

    The right way to make henna in Arabian way is this:
    2 cups of powder henna
    1 egg
    1 lemon juiced
    10 - 15 ml olive oil
    Just this 4 ingredients !!
    Leave for at least 4 hours and then rinse it off.
    This for medium tall hair
    For boy hair use 1 cup
    For long hair use 3 to 4 cups

  • @mrbdrdn
    @mrbdrdn 9 лет назад

    I used this in caca noir, and it made my hair super super silky and shiny, and gave me nicer curls than i already had (bigger + more bouncy). However, the saleslady told me to use the whole bar for my hair, i did it, and from the paste i got i only was able to use half of it.
    So i was wondering, can i re-use the leftover paste after 2 days? i had stored it in a dry cool place, away from air and sun.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      mrbdrdn Sadly, the paste cannot be saved for future use once it has been mixed. So sorry for any inconvenience!

  • @TheRainyBay
    @TheRainyBay 9 лет назад +5

    i'm just laughing my ass off about how caca literally means poop in spanish and it looks like it im just sitting here thinking if the creator knew what it meant or if it was an accident XD

    • @Blozi
      @Blozi 9 лет назад

      The first and only time I've been in a Lush store I was laughing like a little girl when I saw the name! Like "did you really named your product "caca" ???" xD lol

    • @iankawai6986
      @iankawai6986 9 лет назад +8

      Yes, LUSH is very aware of the translation of "Caca" in French and Spanish. As a very cheeky company with an even cheekier founder, they wanted to give this a name that will make people chuckle. Unlike regular hair dyes which are full of "caca" for your hair, they decided to name the henna dyes, which are free from nasty damaging synthetic chemicals-- "Caca Hair Dyes." A little LUSH history lesson for you kiddos.

    • @Nunekhiia
      @Nunekhiia 9 лет назад

      Ian Kawai i dont knoow, knowing what it means and how how it looks like i woudlnt risk it applying it on my hair haha, I can't change the poop image out of my head.

  • @natalief4574
    @natalief4574 6 лет назад +6

    she has terf bangs hahahahahaha

  • @emilyjackson1434
    @emilyjackson1434 6 лет назад

    Is it easy to remelt the henna and go over spots I may have missed or if I just want a deeper color?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  6 лет назад

      You can definitely reapply Henna to deepen the color and leave you with your desired shade!

  • @gothic-rosenovorossiya5740
    @gothic-rosenovorossiya5740 5 лет назад

    Is here any tutorials on how to get bright red (I mean, pillar box red type red, or magenta type of red, burgundy red colors or as close to it as possible) with LUSH products? And is it suitable to go on dyed with chemical dyes hair?

  • @harakiri5320
    @harakiri5320 6 лет назад +341

    “Lush henna was invented by blah blah blah” no that person did not invent shit. People have been using henna for centuries and it costs barely a few bucks. Thanks for capitalising on traditional beauty methods :)

    • @natalijacakovan174
      @natalijacakovan174 6 лет назад +79

      Hara Kiri Umm yeah of course they didn't invent the plant calm down it's just that it's in that brick form that makes it somewhat special since I have only ever seen it in a powder form.

    • @SabrinaLovesPuffins
      @SabrinaLovesPuffins 5 лет назад +24

      i think they meant LUSH HENNA not just henna..

  • @makenseyelise4193
    @makenseyelise4193 6 лет назад +6

    y’all, chill. they didn’t say that they INVENTED henna but they invented the specific type of henna called LUSH henna

  • @mol9842
    @mol9842 5 лет назад

    Do We need to use all of it or half ?

  • @vogeljamie8285
    @vogeljamie8285 6 лет назад

    How long does it last?

  • @JumpBanana
    @JumpBanana 9 лет назад +6

    do you all even know what caca means?

    • @Nunekhiia
      @Nunekhiia 9 лет назад +1

      ***** i know right! xD hah omg this video.

    • @lettucenjoyer
      @lettucenjoyer 6 лет назад

      They do, that's why it's named caca...

  • @cherrycoke4611
    @cherrycoke4611 5 лет назад +3

    its kinda dumb for lush to be creating a henna dye. yalls so expensive asf??? and you could get authentic henna powder packet at an indian store for less than $2 lol. yalls don't even need to chop the henna or put hot water in it so troublesome. plus gurlie you need to wet your hair a little and you putting the henna on your hair all wrong. lost at that patchiness ew.

  • @rubyparker3944
    @rubyparker3944 8 лет назад

    What would you recommend for a blond? I'm looking for a natural looking muted red that isn't too dark for my fair complexion.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад

      +Ruby Parker Since henna coats the hair and provides translucent color, it's important to do a strand test if you're considering using it on blonde or lighter-colored hair. The lighter your hair is, the more vibrant the effects are likely to be! If you have any questions, please reach out at customercare@lush.com and we'll be happy to help!

  • @kasting124
    @kasting124 9 лет назад

    Should I leave my test strand in the henna as long as I intend to leave the henna in when I dye all my hair?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      kasting124 Yes, you can definitely do that, because it will give you a more accurate color!

  • @Mimi-qj5bu
    @Mimi-qj5bu 6 лет назад +2

    Bruv that aint henna thats diarrhea

  • @avneetkaur4393
    @avneetkaur4393 6 лет назад +4

    Yeah we have been doing this for hundreds of years in India . Nothing new invented . atleast acknowledge the fact where you got it from .

  • @Brickanie98
    @Brickanie98 9 лет назад

    I have dark blonde hair naturally but I did ombre on the ends and have died the ends various semi - permanent colours (unfortunately the ends have been stained a mint green from some blue dye)... Do you think I could successfully dye my hair with the rouge? also would it eventually fade or stay permanent? :) Thanks x

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      Bryonie Our Caca Rouge will definitely help to turn brown hair a bit more red. If your hair is a lighter brown then it will turn a more fiery red, and if it is darker brown then more of a darker auburn red. As for minty green, not too sure how that would end up. Since each shade of your hair will react differently to dyes we'd recommend doing a strand test first. Henna is considered a semi-permanent dye, which means that it will fade slightly over time, but it will not come out completely through a number of washes. Most people either will choose to color over it or wait for their hair to grow out if they want a change after using it.

  • @raedlockheed1930
    @raedlockheed1930 5 лет назад +1

    I’m in my 20’s and I have grey hair. A lot of people says it looks cool but I miss my jet black hair and I didn’t know much about applying henna. Thank you so much for the amazing tips. Since I have fairly short hair I think I can use the henna twice 😁

  • @alexandralenzinger8482
    @alexandralenzinger8482 4 года назад

    Can do use this over already faded (4/5 months old) salon color?

  • @jasminkumarkapadia4610
    @jasminkumarkapadia4610 3 года назад +1

    For long hair how much we need

  • @juliar684
    @juliar684 9 лет назад

    i'm really interested in this! i love lush and want a semi-permanent dark brown that looks somewhat natural. if i have very light brown with a bit of blonde will the caca brun make my hair dark brown?

    • @SMFortissimo
      @SMFortissimo 9 лет назад

      Just FYI, I've never used lush's henna, but other henna dyes are far from semi-permanent. It can be incredibly difficult to get out of your hair. But maybe all of the cocoa butter makes lush's henna react differently.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад +1

      Julia R It sounds like Caca Brun would be a great colour choice; just make sure to do a strand test first, as the indigo in Caca Brun can have trouble adhering to lighter-coloured hair, and typically isn't recommended for use on blonde hair.

  • @dounstar7121
    @dounstar7121 7 лет назад

    hello, can you use this to dye eyebrows too? Thanks.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  7 лет назад

      Henna has only been tested on hair on the scalp, not on any other places. We don't advise that you use this on your eyebrows!

  • @kenziehamilton910
    @kenziehamilton910 9 лет назад

    I have a medium to dark brown hair i also have some highlights but I don't know what color I would look good in I wanna do something a little bit out of my comfort zone I have a very light skin tone and I was wondering what color would u recommend and how long does it last

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад +1

      Kenzie Hamilton It all depends on what colour you'd like to see in your hair! The darker your hair is, the less dramatic the colour change will be, since henna coats the hair like a varnish. Just make sure to do a strand test first so you can preview the results before taking the big plunge!

  • @Eli_the_gemini
    @Eli_the_gemini 6 лет назад +1

    Caca Hair!!! Im rolling! 😂😂

  • @TheHorsecrazylady
    @TheHorsecrazylady 9 лет назад

    Question: other hennas require that you mix the powder with lemon juice and water, and then let sit for up to 8-12 hours, before application...do you need to do that with LUSH henna as well?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад +1

      TheHorsecrazylady You do not have to let our hennas sit at all - just mix it up and get started right away! :)

  • @annyuan4989
    @annyuan4989 2 года назад

    Which color did she use??

  • @naanjmaaj7153
    @naanjmaaj7153 9 лет назад

    hello again if mix caca rough and marron do u think it would be a nice shaed. lush lush lush lush is the best i used all of ur product defiently worth it .love every thing there.

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      Niema Abdulmajid Thanks for sharing the love! Feel free to mix and match hennas - just make sure to do a strand test first so you can preview the results! :)

  • @emmadavies7787
    @emmadavies7787 7 лет назад

    I have really thick long hair. How much should I use? When I've used boxed dyes in the past I've always used two boxes so I'm just wondering if I would need to buy more than one?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  7 лет назад

      We like to say that one block of henna should fully cover hair that is below shoulder length. If your hair is thick though, you will probably have to use two blocks.

  • @Jessica-5827
    @Jessica-5827 5 лет назад

    How many squares do you need for your length hair and what should I do with any leftover henna does it keep?

    • @EpicGwyn
      @EpicGwyn 5 лет назад

      My hair is thick but about shoulder length right now, and at my local store they told me I could probably just use half a bar for my first application. My assumption (having used other henna before) is that once mixed, it's pretty well dead, but the other three squares of the bar that I won't be mixing the first time will keep for a while. Unless the LUSH rep is still in the comments to tell us otherwise? Hi, nice LUSH person! Am I correct here?

  • @yesiampicklegerardnowgoawa6917
    @yesiampicklegerardnowgoawa6917 8 лет назад

    Dear lush,
    I have medium brown hair and I would like a subtle gingery undertone, should i use rouge or marron?
    Xxxx

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад

      +NxThexApple x It really depends on the results you'd like to see - this blog post should help! www.lushusa.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Lush-Site/en_US/Blog-Posts?cid=blog_darker-for-fall-henna

  • @EA-ml4jm
    @EA-ml4jm 7 лет назад

    Is it possible to mix henna brun and henna noir, to get a darker brown with less of a redish undertone?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  7 лет назад +1

      You can always give that a try! We always, always recommend doing a strand test first, though, to see how it works with your hair.

  • @lillianouattara7896
    @lillianouattara7896 8 лет назад

    I have curly hair so I preferably like to so this with damp hair but is this only for dry hair?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад

      +Jolie Ouattara Henna has a lot of benefits for all hair types - it'll bring a lot of shine and conditioning to curly hair!

  • @elenagrundy5644
    @elenagrundy5644 9 лет назад

    if I have brown hair is it possible to use one of the henna hair dyes to make it an auburn or reddish brown color ? if so which one ?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  9 лет назад

      Elena Grundy It depends on how light your hair is - henna coats the hair like a varnish, so the darker your hair is, the more subtle the colour change will be.

  • @gessicadeoliva7967
    @gessicadeoliva7967 8 лет назад

    Does it work on eyebrow too?

    • @LUSH
      @LUSH  8 лет назад

      +Gessica Cobain Our henna is designed for use on the hair, but we haven't created it with the eye area in mind, so we cannot recommend using it on eyebrows.

  • @JumpBanana
    @JumpBanana 9 лет назад +1

    yay! If you're ever in vancouver, canada, lets meet and see how our hair's been doing with caca aplying