Henna/indigo/cassia on blonde/grey hair
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2021
- Henna/indigo/cassia on blonde/grey hair
Products to buy:
USA:
www.amazon.com/shop/hennastyl...
India:
Henna/mehendi for hand or hair - www.amazon.in/Gulmohar-Organi...
Indigo powder - www.amazon.in/Gulmohar-Organi...
Amla powder - www.amazon.in/Gulmohar-Organi...
Aloe vera powder - www.amazon.in/Gulmohar-Pure-A...
Hibiscus powder - www.amazon.in/Gulmohar-Organi...
Henna and indigo powder - www.amazon.in/Gulmohar-Organi...
Note*: I will get a commission from the sale of products from my suggested amazon list above.
One-step process for black color - Henna hair color | henna plus indigo | no more orange hair • Henna hair color | hen...
How to mix Mehendi / henna and indigo paste to naturally color hair at home
To color grey hair:
In One Step process -
Mix 25% indigo for red brown
Mix 50% for brown
Mix 75% for brown black
Please add 1 tvsp aleo vera powder for softness.
Another video with more instructions for one step:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=75ZBd...
• Henna & Indigo one ste...
Another video henna hair gloss:
• Henna and indigo color...
Points to remember:
1) Quality of henna/mehendi, cassia, indigo, tea tree oil and herbs should be good and all-natural. Poor quality, bad results. 😪
2) henna or indigo or cassia might be old and you might not store those in cool dark area. So they demise quickly.
3) if your hair is thick and black then either try 75% indigo paste and just 25% henna paste in one-step process
Or
You can try 2 step process, first apply henna paste wash it and then apply indigo paste within a day or 2
4) do not mix lemon or curd or yogurt in henna
5) keep paste on for 4-6 hrs
6) you can also put again the paste in 1-2 weeks if you have lot of grey hair and putting this for the first time.
7) follow same steps as i shown in video, indigo and henna paste demise quickly. Do not store paste just apply immediately after dye release
8) first just wash with water, shampoo after 2 days
9) mix some tea tree oil for better color
10) mix fresh aloe vera or aloe vera powder to add shine and moisture.
It always worked on me, my family and all my clients 😊
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It’s taken me a few years to perfect my mix which is simply cassia with a pinch of indigo for depth of color. I mix and apply (to roots only ) immediately and sleep with covered overnight. I am a natural blond and this covers my grey and is a honey blond color.
Yes it does take time to find out the perfect mix for our hair.
Can you send me your recipe? And pictures of how it turns out!
When you say "a pinch" do you mean something like a 1/4 teaspoon of indigo per 100 grams of cassia? Or less. This sounds really interesting I have never heard of mixing indigo and cassia.
Yes 1/4 tsp in 100 gms should be ok
من فضلك كم المقدار الذي وضعته من كاسيا وكم مقدار الانديجو وشكرا لك
This is such a service! Thank you ☺️
Wow this was an incredible video. You can really see your attention to detail with henna/indigo/cassia. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and findings with us.
Thanks ❤️❤️❤️
0:27 Henna
3:40 Results
3:46 Cassia
4:38 Results
4:42 Henna Indigo 1 step
5:56 Results
5:59 Henna Indigo 2 step
5:45 Results
6:53 Henna Cassia
7:40 Results
7:44 Henna Cassia Indigo
8:34 Results
Thanks 😃😃😃
@@HennaStyles Thank you for this super helpful video!!
It would be better if she has tried on Indian hair
I have been looking for a video like this for ever. Thank you! 🤗 It was like a 5 in 1 video lol! It was hard to keep up being all new to this. More videos please. But not so fast & more explainations would be greatly appreciated😌.
Thank you 😊
These experiments were very informative. Thank you ☺️
Thank you so much. I am glad you like it.
Was looking for such a video since ages. With chemical dyes I was losing tufts of hair. 😪 Your video has saved me. Thank you so much.🙏 God bless!
I am glad 😀
Best informative video ever on dying powders thank you
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for your video, it is soo informative and the best I’ve seen. I do have a couple of questions- if I want a medium brown hair with no red, what are the ratios with henna, cassia and indigo? And do I need to add vinegar or lemon to bring it out gold in the cassia? Much appreciated xx
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Your channel is great, thank you so much! I use only henna, but in the future I wantt to try indigo to go darker.
Thank you so much ♥️♥️♥️
Very intresting experiment!
Thank you for this video! I have a dark blonde, light brown hair color and i can rarely find before/after results for lighter hair online
Glad it was helpful!
I would love to have more info on the ratios of henna/cassia/indigo you used on the test where you used all three powders! It looks like there are several results shown in the video, all different colors
You should always go with little lighter than you want. Indigo should always be very less if you are using it. Cassia is safest. Always mix little and do a strand test on your house. I am making more videos.
What would you recommend for a mushroom blonde color? Dirty neutral (a little ashy) blonde? I am growing out my natural color and my ends don't really match, so I want to color the ends and I'm thinking Henna, Cassia + Indigo and only leaving on for like 20-30 minutes?
Thank you!
Many thanks for such a informative video 👍🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Best internet video how to apply herbs. Thank you very much.
I am glad. Thanks ❤️
Excellent video, thank you. Just one question. Which type of henna did you use, I.e. Moroccan, Rajasthani, etc etc? I ordered all these ingredients and I have these 2 different hennas . I have white/silver mix hair 75/25% roughly. Which should I use?
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Beautiful work
Hi, I have dark brown/almost black hair but my roots are all grey. I would love to try 1 step cassia/indigo/henna combo to get soft silky brunette/auburn hair. Could you please suggest the portion size ? My hair is almost waist length long. Thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks
اذا كان لون شعري اسود باهت واريد ان يصبح بني داكن ماذا استخدم من فضلك،؟
My full white hair so this remedy my apply brown color ?
Thank you so much for this vid! Can we use only conditioner when we wash off the henna or is it strictly just water?
You can use conditioner or serum if you want.
Thank you so much! My hair was bleached and dyed in a honey blonde before. Can I still apply cassia, henna and indigo on top? I want to get a light but rich brown or "bronde" shade.
Yes. They are natural so you cab put anytime.
Can it be done on natural hair with highlights
I'm a guy and I have short dark blonde hair with a lot of gray hairs.
What would you advise trying out to natrually dye the gray hair?
• Cassia
• Cassia + Amla
• Cassia + Amla + a little bit of Indigo to make it darker?
I would appreciate your help, this is a total new topic for me and I would not like to make a mistake at the beginning, and I want to try it out :)
That’s exactly what the video is demonstrating - harvest some of your hair and do the three test batches that you mentioned.
I'm new and I was wondering if the indigo makes it darker? And then the more indigo you put into the mixture the darker it gets right? And I saw you use the amla to reduce the redness. Is there a limit to using amla?
Use 1 tbsp amla in 100 gms henna. And yes more indigo will darken the brown shade.
Where to get these products?
I'm a mix of white blonde, and natural grey. I'm toying with the idea of doing henna alone first, waiting for several days to see result, then possibly doing another pure henna. While I do want rich red, I know that henna can deepen and subdue in colour over time - which may mean that Indigo Isn't always needed provided one is patient.
You can first try henna with amla. With multiple applications it will be rich red. But if you think it is very bright then either add cassia to tone it down or add indigo
I’m wondering if someone can tell me what the effect would be if I mix Amla powder with cassia? I already have Amla but am quite nervous to use it as my hair is very golden blonde ( with dark roots now) I’m worried the Amla gloss will make it either very ashy or just darken it altogether:( Not my desired result. Any help or advice would be much appreciated 🙏🏼
Just gold.
@@HennaStyles This sounds what I'm looking for. What ratios of Amla Powder & Cassia for a pale gold? how to mix ?
Hello thank you for the video. What do you recommend for bleached balayage hair? MY hair right now Is different colors. It's been more than 2 months that I've bleached it. I want a nice medium/dark brown color (that's my natural color) .. I was thinking of doing henna with indigo and Amla Powder. I realllyyyy want to avoid red/brassy.. oh also I have some greys popping up on my roots :/ .. thoughts?
I will recommend a henna, cassia and indigo mix in one step with alma and aloe Vera powders. If you want you can first do a strand test. Let me know if you have more questions
Hello, I am following you from Iraq. I want to put henna on my hair, but I do not know whether Cassia is the leaves of a tree or a herb, or does it have another name, or do we have in Iraq the herb Senna Makki? Please answer, please.
Cassia is another plant like henna. Which gives golden tones. Which color you want exactly?
What does cassia with indigo?
How about peach rose tones on blonde hair with henna and herbs? Is it possible?🥰 btw how amazing is this video 😍
Try with henna cassia and herbs. Do a strand test
Hi! I'm having some trouble with divergent informations about Cassia. Here in Brazil, most people say Cassia alone is "neutral" and that it will not color grey hair, but in some english websites and videos I see people using Cassia for turning greys into blonde. What information is true? Is it necessary to mix a little bit of henna (lawsonia) to a bigger amount o Cassia in order to get a blonde color, or Cassia alone mixed with water or tea is enough??? Will I get coppery blonde if I mix a bit of henna with Cassia? I want to avoid copper tones, I'm a natural brunette with some balayage (bleached) and some greys, and I was looking for a healthier way of making my greys look more like golden/honey blonde. P.S.: sorry for my english.😅
Try little henna with cassia 40-60, cassia alone is very light gold/blonde. If you want darker then increase henna and if you want lighter than add more cassia. Its safer to try on a strand of your hair.
@@HennaStyles your video is so interesting. Thank you! I have almost 70 or 80 percent of white hair. Would like, very much to obtain a nice blond (not red). Does this formula fits for me?
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I've always heard you should use no metal utensils or containers when mixing - but is that a metal spoon?
Metal reacts when you are using anything which has any kind of chemicals. I am using all pure natural products.
So my hair has been bleached an ash blond, should I do henna mixture first with the amla and hibiscus and aloe, then just indigo only? Do i add anything to the indigo?
If you want black color then 2-step Henna And indigo Two Step Process In Detail - ruclips.net/video/euMKcX3zg3s/видео.html
Otherwise one step henna indigo for reddish brown shades -
ruclips.net/video/UFyyFgAKfvM/видео.html
You can add pinch of salt and aloe vera in indigo. And mix indigo with just warm water.
@@HennaStyles what does the salt and aloe do to the indigo?
I have a question on your cassia on blond/gray hair experiment. You mentioned that cassia is mixed like henna. Does that mean both mixtures get mixed together for coloring the blond/gray?
Thank you!
Yes henna and cassia with amla and aloe vera herbs should mix together as dye release time of henna and cassia is same.
@@HennaStyles
Thank you for your prompt response!
But, just to clarify. I want to get the blond/gray results from your experiment. Should I mix the cassia with all the herbs and the henna with all the herbs and then mix it all together? Or just the cassia with all the herbs without the henna?
Thanks!
I like henna color but it make my Grey's orange. Can I use very little indigo with my henna to get to es of brown?...i am in Colombia here they mix between cassia and cinnamon... Can I use it anyways or should I omit it? Thanks
Make a mix if henna indigo and cassia with amla to get your color. Do a strand test. 😊
Very good vdo
Thank you so much 😀
Please do this on gray hair 😭
Yes sure.
I always heard metal was a no-no.
Thank you for the project experiment.
Natural henna do not react with metal. But products with any chemicals will react. I always use all natural products.
@@HennaStyles Ty- good to know this.
Great video. How about one to get Strawberry blonde with henna and cassia?
Try 60% cassia, 30% henna, 10% Amla. Do a strand test first.
@@HennaStyles Thank you so much, I’ll try that❤️
Thank you for this great video 🙏
I have a question please : my natural hair colour is dark brown with some grey in roots, I used light brown chemical colour and it destroyed my hair 😢 what mix and ratio should I use to get light ash brown result ??
Please help me, thank you 💚
Try 40% cassia - 30% henna - 20% indigo and 10% amla. See how you like the color and then adjust next time. Please be aware that indigo should be soaked separately and instantly.
@Henna Styles
Thank you so much for your reply 🙏
You are a kind, sweet lady, and you like to help people ❤️
I'm proud that I found your channel, and I subscribed 😊🙏🌹
Thank you so much. ♥️♥️♥️
hi thax for info
have one Q
I have all gray hair and indian fair skin, tone,want to put cassia obovata
so what color will I get after putting this
whats your suggestion to me
thx
pls reply back
Light gold on grey hair. No color on dark hair.
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When using cassia for the grey to blonde does it need some henna added to , as in the video you don't give any amounts for this process?
Yes add little henna to cassia. Do a strand test on your sample hair and see how you like it and change the proportions accordingly.
Hi I have oriental black hair with 30% grey hair.. I would like to add a touch of gold to my grey hair.
I am really interested in henna and those natural products. But still looking for the best recipe for the color that I want. For example, will Cassia 50 : Henna 25: Indigo 25 makes give a touch of gold? If you have a standard ratio,, would you please share it with me?
Also, some people put vinegar in the paste, but you don't recommend vinegar or Citrus acid in your recipe?
I'm also Asian and want to achieve the same effect.
Yes you can try that ratio. Also i add tea water. If you want you can add vinegar.
How long did cassia colourless stay in the hair, when should we use it again?
4-8 weeks. You can repeat anytime sooner as it is a plant, all natural
On experiment 6 what is the ratio of cassia, henna and indigo? My hair is all white/ gray. None of your samples are gray hair so I’m unsure what the result might be. Any help is appreciated!
3:3:3:1 henna, cassia, indigo, amla. It will be brown.
Brown with red highlights? That’s what I’m wanting
More of a medium auburn
I have black hair and want to dye them blonde or light brown , what should I use and from where shall I purchase
You can not get a lighter shade on your hair with the henna and herbs. For that you need to chemically bleach/color your hair.
Lemon + sun would work but you would need a lot of lemon and that'll be time consuming and very damaging to your hair.
Can you do henna on the same day you relax hair chemically?
Henna is a herb. U can apply anytime even after chemical color
Hi, 2 or 3 cm of my root is white, rest of my hair unfortunately is dark because I applied henna and indigo. What is the best option for my root, and rest of my hair to get same color?
Can I make my hair lighter color?
If I only use cassia without henna on dark hair, what color will it look like?
Only do root touchups for some time with the desired color. Cassia on dark hair will do nothing unfortunately. Cassia gives gold tones on grey or lighter shade hair
I think u should take away the music and talk me thru this! I like your voice and the way u explain.
Yes i should do that 😀 thanks for inspiring me.
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I wonder, why did you use the black tea to mix up the cassia? I'm asking because I always used only water. I do cassia on my hair to get golden tones. I'm natural dark blonde✨❤️
Tea has little acidic nature, it helps extract color and maintain it longer. Water is ok too. ❤️❤️❤️
@@HennaStyles amazing, so If I want to get a lot more golden tones from neutral henna (cassia) I should use tea. Thank you so much!! ✨✨✨✨How frequently should I use cassia? Leaving in etc? What do you suggest? ❤️
Its a plant. You can apply as frequently as you want. Within 4-8weeks is good enough. Keep in hair for 4hrs.
@@HennaStyles perfect... Thank you so much🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✨✨✨ you're wonderful ✨❤️
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I thought you shouldn't use metal when stirring the henna
If henna is all natural and pure it doesn’t react with metal. But the henna with chemicals reacts with metal.
@@HennaStyles can you please recommend a good brand of pure all natural henna,cassia,indigo?
My hair is natural black can I use Cassia alone ؟
Cassia will not lighten dark tone hair.
How long will the paste last long
I did not understand your question. You mean how long the color last in the hair? About 4-8 weeks
I'm a man in early 20s. I have greys. I avoid henna because I'm a man and i have very short hair. I know indigo needs henna as a base layer to stick but i tried organic indigo alone on my greys anyway. It gave blue purplish black color. It doesn't last long (completely fades in few days / 2 wash) and everytime i touch my hair the blue color stains my fingers. So, half of the indigo still in my my drawer. I decided to just embrace my greys. Chemicals dyes will cause more problems so i don't want to take the risk 😄
Try 2-step with henna indigo. It will give you dark brown/black color. Or try 1-step with more % of indigo than henna. Indigo will not stick alone with hair protein.
@@HennaStyles
As i said earlier, I don't want to use henna. I'm a man with short hair. It's too time consuming and waste of time because my hair roots show up fast
If you're curious and you want to tint your greys more gold than silver, without being obvious when hair grows out, just use Cassia. It leaves a subtle gold tone, is good for the scalp, and fades in 3 weeks without leaving obvious roots. Not as complicated as Henna. @@ironlake8944
What brand henna you are using
a.co/1WJRHgB (US)
Where can I get these products in the UK please?
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How about black hair ?
Try 2-step for black. Video link ruclips.net/video/euMKcX3zg3s/видео.html
Indigo se orange hi ata h black ni
Indigo se black ho jata hai. All the time. You need to use good product and follow all steps properly
I love the concept of your video but I'm left with a lot of questions. The powders in the bowls that you are mixing together are not labeled so I'm unclear what you are mixing together and what each powder/liquid does. In one part of the video you suggest adding salt. What does adding salt do? Adding all the extra powders, instead of just using henna or indigo, does what? You do not mention quantities in order to get a specific result. What are your ratios? For example what and how much of each powder would be mixed together if we want strawberry blonde hair when we are starting with dirty blonde hair with white hair/greys that need to be covered. You're moving fast through the results at the end of each experiment. Please consider pausing the frames so that we can see the result of your clever experiment. Thank you for considering these clarifications so that we can benefit from your efforts. 😊
You need to mix a little and try a strand test on your hair. And accordingly adjust the quantity of henna/indigo/cassia. Please watch my other videos for more details on one-step and two-step processes
make sure the water you add is distilled water as well
Not really required.
How long does the henna last in the hair
Henna is permanent.
Why to soak indigo for only 5 to 10 mins. It clearly hasnt released dye yet. It shud turn purple ...
It will turn purple after you mix or apply. You can apply as soon as you mix.
Please use black letters instead of white letters on green background because people have difficult to read and who have their vision issues. Thank u
Oh really sorry. I didn’t know this. I will keep in mind for next time. 🙏🏻
Heyyy, you need to do some research on what a chemical is. Without chemicals life would not be possible. All your ingredients, your body, plants, animals, they are all full of chemicals. So if you say 'make sure there is no chemicals', you need to be more specific on what chemical you mean!
No chemicals meaning only farmers grown plant products organically.