All our boxed Renaissance Henna Herbal Hair Colour Kits come with a detailed instructions booklet to help make your first time herbal hair colouring application easy. The way it works is you mix henna powder with water to create a mid paste and apply that to your hair. The henna paste application will darken your hair colour towards reddish brown. And it will give shocking red and orange tones on grey or white hair when you wash it out. You can change the colour to auburn, brown or black with indigo. If you have dark hair, the henna will add deep reddish tones and make your hair look like it has natural red lowlights and any greys in your hair will look like reddish highlights. The difference between lowlights and highlights is that highlights brighten your hair and can be shocking. Whereas lowlights tend to deepen your hair colour and are more subtle.
How to Get Brown Hair with Henna Indigo : Indigo after henna will give you brown hair colour, even on 100% grey hair. For best results,use separately – henna first,then indigo to get brown hair. The lighter your starting colour, the more vibrant your resulting stage 1 auburn henna hair colour will be. You’ll get a shade of fiery auburn on lighter colour hair,and deep auburn on darker starting colours. Stage 2 indigo after the henna will then turn your auburn to chestnut brown hair, through to chocolate brown hair, through to black, depending how long you leave the indigo in your hair for. A detailed instructions booklet accompanies our beginner’s herbal hair dye kit.
Renaissance Henna Customer Reviews
Renaissance Henna customer reviews have helped to promote awareness of and use of natural henna and indigo. Please upload your before and after feedback photos by logging into your Renaissance Henna account and navigating to the plant dye product you used to achieve your natural plant hair colour. Remember to include information about whether you have previously used any hair dyes or bleached your hair and, if so, how long ago, and explain how you mixed and applied your henna and indigo. This helps to promote awareness about how natural plant hair dyes work in real life.
The hair colour review galleries demonstrate the incredible range of hair colours that can be achieved with these natural herbal hair colours.
Henna Hair Colour Plant Dye Strand Tests
The hair colour strand tests don’t always give you an accurate prediction of your end result hair colour. And they don’t always reflect the intensity of colour you will get on a full hair application. Many strand tests give disappointing results which are nowhere near the stunning hair colour results from a full hair application. Maybe it’s the body temperature that makes the difference; it’s hard to say. Also, do remember that your strand test hair may not be a true indicator of final hair shade because the strand test hair may have uneven colour saturation, especially if you’ve previously used hair dyes. Also remember that hennaed hair can look like a different hair colour shade depending on the light so it’ll look different indoors compared to how it looks outdoors. Henna and indigo should be used by every person on the planet at least once in a lifetime. It’s too incredible to miss out on !
