Lush Deep Dive: FAQs About Henna Hair Dye
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2019
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Want to refresh your hair color without harsh chemicals? Our henna hair dye is the perfect way to add a bold new hue to your locks without frying, frazzling and frizzing them up.
But this solid cocoa butter block creation often comes with a lot of questions. We've heard them all, so Erica-our all-knowing senior brand and product trainer-is here to dispel the myths and turn fiction into fact. Plus she gives a live hair makeover to some lucky volunteers.
Whether you want raven-black tresses or a bright red 'do, henna will see you through.
Watch the video to learn more.
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00:27 - What makes each Lush henna color different?
01:03 - How do I know what color my hair will be?
02:46 - How should I use henna on processed hair?
04:07 - What is henna’s effects on highlights?
04:37 - Can I use henna on eyebrows?
05:16 - Can you mix Lush henna in a metal bowl?
05:46 - How do Lush henna ingredients differ from other henna dyes?
06:23 - Are there any other hair benefits from using Lush henna?
06:54 - Can I apply henna at home by myself?
07:44 - How long do you leave henna on for?
08:48 - Does each henna color set differently?
10:22 - Can I reuse my henna?
10:42 - How permanent is henna?
11:30 - Can you use synthetic dye over henna?
12:27 - Can henna cover gray hair?
13:02 - What happens when you reapply henna?
13:56 - What happens when you layer different henna colors?
15:15 - How does it look?
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I love listening to her talk. Right?!
Same she is gorge xo
The end result doesn’t look any different
Idk why they filmed the results in the same day because it usually takes multiple days for the color to look any different, especially with the rouge
yeah but I find that it looks more prominent under the sun
Sounds crazy but I LOVE!!!!! The smell of this henna! Very earthy and coffee and musky. Sounds gross but it smells great!😉 and made my hair look awesome and nothing like it came from a box ( thank God)! So good for your hair compared to chemical dyes. I have super long hair (down to my bum) and needed a full brick. Messy but fun! Just use a trash bag on the floor so you don't stain anything. I never use chemicals in my hair and never will. But when I get board I LUSH henna!💖😉
Henna is a pain and very messy but I absolutely LOVE it for my hair.ever since I discovered lush henna I never use anything else. The color is perfect, hair soft and my scalp feels and looks amazing. Like I said, it's a pain but the final result is totally worth it. At least in my case👍
I want to try it but I’m lazy lol. Gonna try it at some point, have dark hair so I think if I don’t like it or want to continue, it’ll fade out hopefully
@@milliem8051 if your going to try lush, just wait on it because their new formula is trash and was taken off the shelves because so many ppl complained bcas it was garbage, so they're switching it back to the old formula, hopefully no issues. It definitely is time consuming and the weight of the henna on your head is heavy.
I've used it and love the look and feel. No toxic smell just a bit messy but not toxic. I have also dyed before and after without any problems. My hair has red undertones but always comes out the color on the boxes.
Omgggg you’ve been with lush forever!!!! Love when ur in the vids❤️
Please make a FULL Christmas lush haul with descriptions + demos!!! I’m dying to see them!!
EverythingFinley try lushalot here on RUclips
I use caca marron and I love it.
Thank you for video.
What kind of color you used on second girl? Thank you 🙏🏻
I was wondering if I could do henna on my permed hair and then be able to perm it again when it’s needed
Its kinda shady to me that they've never showed a proper before and after
TheSeaCow52 there’s another video where I’m pretty sure that she’s dying the same ppl in this videos hair and it’s more abt how to apply it. It shows before and afters.
Link???
She reminds me so much of the tech expert from Criminal Minds. Sweet vibe.
Omg yesss 😂😂🙏
Not sure which to try for my dark hair. I want brownish hair a Depp brown but not too dark
How do you make the solid henna into a paste form? Just adding water?
What colour is she using to do the blonde? I thought there was only rouge then brown to black colours? I have heard that you can add tumeric to give a golden tone, has anyone tried this?
Can someone tell me please should I cover my hair if I want to dye it in noir?
Must l blowdry the freshly died hair'?
This is useful and ASMR💓🥰
Must I dry blöd the hair PR let it dry in the Air without hairdrier?
Hi! Thanks for the video! It’s very useful. I still have a question: should you use henna with your hair clean (right after washing it) or is it better if the hair is a bit “dirty” already? Thanks for your time!! :)
Came here for the same question!
What henna bar was she using for the models? She didn't mention
How does it look like a liquid dye here, my mix always looks like mud 🤣 and if I add more water things will get messy
The scent is super strong even after washing it out... to the point I can't sleep it's so overpowering. How can I get the smell to go away fast?!
Lush should make a henna purple dye
low long does it last for - is it permanent or does it only last for an amount of time. i love the henna colour but i also want to know i can get back to my original colour
It’s permanent but will fade over time. Use henna that contains no metallic salts and should be safe to use chemical dyes after, but best to wait few months
How do you recognize as henna is natural and doesn't have adicional chemical ingredients
caca means poop in spanish.
That's what that looks like to be honest 🤮
lmao, kind of accurate
That's why they name it that, it's intentional.
Same thing in french😅
I know, my roommate teased me non-stop when I used this, "you're putting shit in your hair"
I perm my hair every 3 months can I use this and will my perms still take
Can you? Have you tried it?
@@jessicah847 henna one week after a perm and put lots of coconut oil in your henna so it don’t dry your hair out , I found my hair went curlier
To be use on clean hair or not?
Hey lovely - the choice is totally yours! Applying the henna hair dye to your hair, whether it's clean or dirty, will not affect the overall results that you get. 💓
No after pic?
Hi sweets! You can see the 'after' lewks from these henna applications in our video 'Lush Deep Dive: Henna Instructions'. 💖
My mum is highly allergic to hair colourants , is there anyway of knowing if she will be okay with this please?
Well, henna can be used for skin too; not just hair. Maybe y'all could do a henna skin test and see if she has a reaction?
As a licensed hairdresser, if you ever plan on changing your hair color DO NOT use henna. You can not lift out / bleach out henna. Your only option will be to grow it out/ cut it out.
Vodka works!
Briana Del Cid I havent tried that but I’m going to assume that since vodka is alcohol that your hair wouldn’t feel the best afterwards/ be in the best condition
I came to say this, not a hairdresser but I henna'd my hair when I worked for lush. It was a gorgeous colour etc etc BUT it's a massive commitment and my hairdresser refused to do anything to my hair until it grew out (obviously cut it and things). Really think long and hard before doing it.
I like that it stayed because it matches my natural hair color and when I bleached it I regretted being blonde. So it’s nice that the henna lasts for me
I agree, I've used henna since I was a kid, my hair was long, healthy, shiny and had beautiful colors , I can play with henna to change my color from burgundy to brown by adding additional ingredients. After a while I decided to change my hair color to caramel brown by dying it and bleaching it I stopped using henna for 6 months and went on for that bleach . Yep my hair melted ! Dont use henna if you will dye your hair after.
Can we talk about Let The Good Times Roll and Ocean Salt?
Why black indigo over black hair? It looks the same... the blonde was amazing...
Please make one with the copper rouge over natural black! Shoot! Wanted to see that! Oh well... next time
Am I the only one that expected RED hair on the one with yellow-ends-brown-roots girl? It's.... Greenish.
Is it a scam? Why the end result doesn’t look any different?
Hi love! Since our Hennas are more like a tint then a full dye it will go on as a glossy finish and be different based on the base color of the hair. If you have lighter hair and then use henna your hair will look dramatically different, however, if you were to henna darker hair it will only add a light tint to the hair but leave it soft, glossy and healthier.
QUESTIONS
IFFF I use Rouge orange over my natural black, what will it look like, why no videos showing that?
IFFF I have to bleach my hair to get the vibrant bright copper, then what level do I have to go to... copper? Banana yellow? Platinum?
Real answers appreciated. I hate unclear.
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this looks sooooo messy if u do it by urself
It's incredibly messy when yo do. I had to put bin bags and old towels all over my bathroom. And then you have to wrap your hair. Literally feels like mud on your hair.
It's like melting chocolate then putting it on your hair. No toxic chemicals down the drain or your body.
Henna is an ARAB word btw...
Little odd that the hair dresser has unused, undone hair, she even has grays
well she looks beautiful and natural. Not like most fake bimbos I see in salons
What's wrong with gray hair exactly?? Many people intentionally bleach and tint their hair to get a shiny silvery gray
Its odd for a hairdresser to have natural hair...? are hair professionals supposed to just damage their hair now especially when promoting a natural and healthy way of doing something to your hair?