Blonde Hair Colour Gallery

Blonde Hair Colours with Plant Dyes

Pure henna on natural blonde hair colour and grey hair will turn it strawberry blonde through to copper blonde hair colour. Indigo on blonde hair will turn it a light blue hair colour. Indigo after henna in blonde hair will turn it brown through to black hair colour, depending how long you leave the indigo in for. Henna can also be used to get copper blonde hair highlights. Cassia obovata will naturally highlight and condition blonde hair, and cassia obovata with rhubarb root will  get you golden yellow highlights. Acacia catechu will also give copper highlights on blonde and a milder copper hair colour than pure henna on its own. Cassia and hibiscus will give purple hair colour on blonde hair. Dbarrgh/ Oakwood Hair Dye Powder gives a semi permanent reddish hair colour, useful to experiment with pre permanent red hair colour with pure henna or henna mix. Plant hair dye couldn’t be easier or more nourishing for blonde hair care and semi permanent blonde hair dye adventures.

Blonde Hair Colour Adventures with Plant-Based  Hair Dye (Go Down the Page for Pure Henna Dye Results & Red Highlights on Blonde Hair )

This hair colour adventure is only for blondes ! It is not possible for darker hair colours to go blonde with plant hair dyes.

Blonde Hair Care

 

Cassia Obovata and Rhubarb Root Natural Hair Conditioners and Golden Hair Dye for Blondes

Back View of Straight Shoulder Length Blonde hair, cassia obovata is a natural plant hair conditioner for blonde hair
Cassia Obovata is a natural hair conditioner for blonde hair
Short Blonde Afro Caribbean Hair on Beautiful Woam Wearing Fur Collared Coat
Cassia Obovata and Rhubarb Root Plant Hair Conditioner for Blonde Hair will condition and add golden highlights to blonde hair
Golden Highlights on Long Blonde Hair,
Rhubarb Root Highlights on Blonde Hair

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About Cassia Obovata

 

Amla Hair Conditioner and Dark Blonde Hair Colour / Natural Anti-Grey Hair Dye

Woman standing outdoors on grass, with long dark blonde hair
Amla will slightly deepen blonde and gray Hair and acts as a natural anti grey hair colour when used regularly on grey hair

 

 

Shades of Strawberry Blonde with Cassia Obovata and Henna – vary the shade by adjusting the amount of henna. Half to one teaspoon of henna in your cassia mix is enough for a soft henna blush in your locks.

 

Strawberry Blonde Hair Colour Cut Outs on Blank White Background
Strawberry Blonde with Cassia Obovata and Henna
Blonde hair turns pinkish strawberry blonde after pure henna
Strawberry Blonde Hair with Cassia Obovata and Henna

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oakwood Powder also known as Dbarrgh will add mild copper red tones to blonde hair and it is a semi permanent plant hair dye.

 

Oakwood powder or dbarrgh powder colours blonde hair light copper red; picture of woman in a field against a soft sunset glow with fine long hair glowing copper red
Oakwood Powder also known as Dbarrgh is a plant hair dye which colours blonde hair light copper red

 

Acacia Catechu Semi Permanent Copper Colour on Blonde Hair.

Acacia Catechu is a Copper Colour Hair Dye for Blondes.: Lady Sitting in the Sunshine with Copper Coloured Hair Secured by Colourful Headband, and Fringe Falling Across Her Face
Acacia Catechu is a semi permanent copper hair hair dye just for blondes

 

 

Indigo Plant Hair Dye on Blonde Hair will turn it Blue.

 

Blonde hair colour to Light blue , long blonde hair turned turqoise blue, lasy with her back to camera, hair over her shoulder
Pure indigo on blonde hair turns it a light blue hair colour
Blue Higfhlights in Long Blonde Hair, woman with long blonde hair walking down a street
Indigo Dye Natural Blue Highlights in Blonde Hair

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hibiscus Plant Hair Dye on Blonde Hair  is a Semi Permanent Purple Hair Dye.

Hibiscus Plant Hair Dye is a Semi Permanent Purple Hair Dye; beautiful woman in a field with long blonde hair with mild purple highlights
Hibiscus Plant Hair Dye is a Semi Permanent Pink Purple Hair Dye
Purple Highlights in Blonde Hair. Hibiscus Purple Plant hair Colour for Blondes
Hibiscus  + Indigo Purple Plant Hair Colour for Blondes, gives Caramel Ice Purple Highlights in Blonde Hair

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pink Hair & Purple Hair Photo Album by Renaissance Henna on Facebook

 

Pure Henna Plant Hair Dye for Blondes Gives Vibrant Auburn Red Hair Colour

Pure Henna is a Natural Auburn Red Hair Dye for Blondes. Woman with Red Hair Looking Through a Leaf Held in Front of Her Face.
Henna Hair Dye for Blondes is Red Hair Colour
Woam sitting in forest with dark auburn hair colour. Henna turn blonde hair red auburn.
Pure Henna is as Permanent Red Hair Dye for Blondes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Henna Mix contains pure henna plant dye along with a range of Ayurvedic hair care herbs for blondes:

Ingredients : lawsonia inermis (henna leaf), embelica officinalis (amla), acacia concinna (shikkakai), sapindus trifoliatus (reetha), eclipta erecta (bringraj), cyperus rotundus (nagar motha). Mixes to a beautifully smooth consistency ( could possibly pass for BAQ ) , and with its hint of floral undertones from the mixed herbs, it smells nicer than straight henna !

It colours slightly less intensely than pure henna without the herbal concoction. Use henna mix with cassia obovata at a ratio of 40 henna mix :60 cassia to get this light golden auburn result on blonde hair :

Henna Mix on Blonde Hair,hair strands hanging over pretty woman's face
Henna Mix with Cassia on Blonde Hair

 

Indigo after Henna on Blonde Hair Will Turn it Brown or Black Permanent Hair Colour.

Blonde Hair goes Red with Henna and Dark Brown to Black with Indigo
Blonde Hair goes Red with Henna and Dark Brown to Black with Indigo
Blonde Hair Turn Brown to Black with Indigo after Henna; three ladies with long dark colour hair looking out to sea
Blonde Hair Turn Brown to Black with Indigo after Henna
Blonde Hair Goes Dark Auburn Brown with Indigo after Henna; picture of girl with long dark auburn hair against a flower bush and dark green leaves background
Blonde Hair Goes Dark Auburn Brown with Indigo after Henna

 

 

 

 

Henna Hair Colour Strand Tests

Hair colour strand tests don’t always give you an accurate prediction of your end result hair colour. And they don’t always take up colour with the same passion as a full head of hair. Many strand tests give disappointing results which are  nowhere near the results from a full hair colour application which give stunning hair colour. Body temperature may make the difference. Your strand test hair also may not give a true indication 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 different in different light conditions so it’ll look different  indoors compared to how it looks outdoors. It’s a beautiful coat of many colours. 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 and if you never try it, you’ll never know.

A Reminder about Previous use of Chemical Hair Dyes and Henna

If you’ve previously used chemical hair dyes, although you can go straight ahead and use henna / indigo, we recommend you wait as long as possible. We recommend a waiting time of at least 2 weeks, especially if you’ve just permed your hair. The longer the better. This is to allow time for your hair to detox from chemical hair dye build up. The wait will also ensure you get the best hair colour uptake from henna/indigo. It’s the compound “metallic salt mix” hennas which hairdressers generally moan about and say you can’t use before or after hair dyes. Our henna and indigo are not mixed with metallic salts. They are 100% pure henna and 100% pure indigo plant hair dyes. They are PPD free hair dyes, additive free, ammonia free, and chemical free. They are not the same stuff your hairdresser is probably talking about. Our henna and indigo are safe to use both before and after chemical hair dye, but we advise that you wait as long as you can before using hair dyes either side of henna.

Strand Test Hair Colour Pictures

Study the photographs of natural hair colour swatches showing how they colour with henna, and how they intensify to darker shades after the indigo application. The photos don’t do justice at all to the final end result colour – scroll down to the real life photos. The henna used for these strand tests was mixed with part lemon juice and part water and therefore the henna colour is lighter than it would have been with a straight hot water mix.

Strand Test Hair Colour Picture File : Blonde Hair

Blonde hair swatch
Blonde hair natural hair colour
Blonde straight after hennaBlonde henna hair on day 2londe after indigo
Blonde hair straight after hennaBlonde henna hair on day 2Silver Blue Blonde hair after henna and indigo

 

Strand Test Photo File : Ash Hair

Ash natural hair colour
Ash natural hair colour
Ash straight after henna Ash straight after hennaAsh after indigo
Ash hair straight after hennaAsh hair straight after hennaAsh hair after indigo

Renaissance Henna Feedback

Red Hair Tones of Henna on Blonde Hair Colour

Joanne

“Hi Sabrina

I finally did it! I decided to go for a pure henna application and I’m absolutely delighted with the result. I love the condition and strength I’ve achieved with the henna and I’m amazed at the hues and shades of red I’ve now got. I love my hair this colour and can’t wait for another application to try and go an even deeper red shade.

I went shopping the day after and a complete stranger came up to me and said, ’Excuse me, but you have the most beautiful hair colour I’ve ever seen”. I’ve never had such a lovely compliment from a stranger before and it made my day.

Thank you for your website and all your advice. Please feel free to use the pictures in your gallery.

Many kind regards from a very happy henna-ed girl!

Joanne”

Long Blonde Hair Before Henna Dye
Blonde Hair Before Renaissance Henna

Blonde Hair after Renaissance Henna
Blonde hair after henna. Blonde and lighter colour starting colours go auburn red with henna

Elaine – Henna on Blonde Hair

Elaine’s henna blog  : http://blog.handfulofhenna.com/ – awesome !

Elaine : “I’ve been meaning to write up a little summary with a few key photos. My new recipe is 100g henna, about 1.5-2c chamomile, 2T olive oil, 2T paprika, and one or two drops lavendar. I leave it on for 3.5-4 hours, wash it out by combing conditioner through it, then blowdry it and wash it with shampoo a day later. It took me about three applications before the color was completely saturated to its final hue (which I ADORE!). Also, not including olive oil makes you “shed” an enormous amount of hair in the shower when you wash the henna out. (Carly noticed this too.)”

http://blog.handfulofhenna.com/Elaine 1 MY HAIR BEFORE HENNA Elaine 2 MY HAIR IMMEDIATELY AFTER FIRST HENNA APPLICATION Elaine 3 HENNA COLOUR ON MY EYEBROWS
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MY BLONDE HAIR BEFORE HENNA
MY HAIR IMMEDIATELY AFTER FIRST HENNA APPLICATIONElaine 3
HENNA COLOUR ON MY EYEBROWS
Elaine 4 HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED AFTER A MONTHElaine 5 HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SECOND HENNA APPLICATIONElaine 6 HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED A MONTH AFTER THE SECOND HENNA APPLICATION
Elaine 4 HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED AFTER A MONTHElaine 5
HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SECOND HENNA APPLICATION
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HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED A MONTH AFTER THE SECOND HENNA APPLICATION
Elaine 7 HOW MY HENNAED HAIR LOOKED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE THIRD HENNA APPLICATION

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HOW MY HENNAED HAIR
LOOKED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE THIRD HENNA APPLICATION

 

Carly’s Friend –  Henna Lowlights on Blonde Hair

” The only downside to doing lowlights with henna is that if I had wanted to go in and do a second treatment to enrich the color, it would have been a major pain in the ass .. but still doable. I just did the top layer of hair so that if she didn’t like it, she could just pull it up but she ended up loving it!”

Photos submitted by Carly 

Hennaed friend 1 (by Carly)Hennaed friend 2 (by Carly)
Hennaed friend 1 (by Carly)Hennaed friend 2 (by Carly)
Hennaed friend 3 (by Carly)
Hennaed friend 3 (by Carly)
Hennaed friend 4 (by Carly)Hennaed friend 5 (by Carly)
Hennaed friend 4 (by Carly)Hennaed friend 5 (by Carly)

 

Scrappy Doo’s Photoshoot ! Fire Red Henna on Bleached Blonde Hair.

Submitted by : Barbee of www.barbeecain.com

Barbee’s Natural Hair Colour : Dark Brown
Barbee’s Previous use of Hair Dyes : bleached her hair all white
Barbee’s Henna Mix : Mixed ancient age old henna with boiling hot chamomile tea

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Barbee’s previously hennaed natural dark brown hair colour (pre -bleach)  1Barbee’s previously hennaed natural dark brown hair colour (pre bleach)  2
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Barbee’s bleached white hairBarbee’s dark brown hair colour re-growth in between bleached hairBarbee’s hennaed hair 1 – the bleached hair turns to  fire red highlights as white hair turns red orange and the natural dark brown hair colour deepens to a slightly reddish brown
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Barbee’s hennaed hair 2 Red hair colour contrasting with deep orangy/red brownBarbee’s hennaed hair 3Barbee’s ponytail with red highlights : hennaed hair 4 Contrasting the hennaed bleached hair and the hennaed natural hair colour

 

Joan

– ( sort of a strawberry blonde which, from the before photo, could pass as lightish blonde brown hair )

Joan’s Natural Hair Colour : Dirty blonde/golden blonde, with natural highlights

Hair Dye History : She had never used any chemical hair dyes before henna

Joan’s Henna Mix : “a mix of leftover paste and some cheap powder I bought from a local Indian grocery store. I mixed the henna with lemon juice and a bit of rosemary, mostly for scent. After I applied the paste I wrapped with plastic and a towel and left it covered for one hour.”Joan’s comments on henna : I’ve never been one to put chemicals or manufactured product into my hair beyond the basic shampoo and conditioner, so hearing about henna (a Natural alternative!) was too tempting to pass up. As it turned out, the red color suited me well and I’ve now hennaed my hair three times. Using henna in my hair leaves it amazingly soft and silky, well conditioned, and a bit thicker than before. Even when using stale or leftover mixtures I get great color that blends in well with my natural tones and highlights.”

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Joan’s natural hair colour
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 Photo 2 Joan’s hair immediately after her first hennaPhoto 3 Joan’s hair one week laterPhoto 4 Joan’s hair after she cut it and hennaed it
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Photo 5 Joan’s hair  after she cut it and hennaed itPhoto 6 Joan’s hair after she cut it and hennaed itPhoto 7 Joan’s hair after she cut it and hennaed it

 

What happens if you indigo grey hair or white hair without using henna first ?

This is what happens, demonstrated by Maryam :

MaryamsIndigo straight on to grey hair / white hair turns it a blue green Henna on top of the indigo blue green hair turns it back to henna orange brown
Maryams’ Grey Hair ( roots are showing through after previous henna / indigo applications)Indigo straight on to grey hair / white hair turns it a blue greenHenna on top of the indigo blue green hair turns it back to henna orange brown
Now the indigo result after henna !
Now the indigo black hair result after henna !

 

What Happens if you Indigo Bleached Blonde Hair After Henna? and what can you do to correct emerald green if you don’t like it ? read on…..

Jane

“Hi Sabrina

Sorry it took so long to get back to you with the photos. This month has flown by.

I think I am going to order some dbarrgh powder next time hoping to make the henna more red and less orange. I like the idea of redder rather than ginger hair. I tried applying the henna less carefully when I did it again recently but it did not take so well on the bleached bits. I think they are more resistant to the henna because they do not absorb liquid very well. So I guess I’ll have to apply carefully until either the hair is saturated with henna or the bleach grows out. I noticed the bleached areas fade much more quickly than on my natural hair colour too.

Thanks again for your advice,

Jane.”

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“Hi Sabrina
I did another henna application yesterday and thankfully the green has gone. It is now a chocolate/auburn. It’s a bit darker than I would have liked but very nice. I am wondering whether the indigo might fade over time and lighten it up a bit. I am so glad I bought that extra bag of henna! I think the problem before may have been my henna application. Last time I used 11 scoops of henna and just mushed it into my hair. The second time I used a full bag and coated my hair strand by strand. Although my hair is only collar length it is very thick. I had to do it in 1/2 inch strands. I found if I did the strands any thicker there was hair in the middle that didn’t get coated. That may be because my hair is so dry from the bleach. It took me just over an hour to apply the henna!! It was like a thick mud pack on my head but did not itch me at all. I left it on for four hours just to be sure it covered all the green. Anyway I have caught up with watching all the programmes I had recorded on Sky+. ”

 


Indigo on blonde hair or gray hair 

Pure indigo on its own on any light hair colour including grey hair, gray hair, blonde hair colour, or  ash hair colour  will turn blue or blue green. If you’re interested in a shade of blue, go ahead and strand test. Grey hair may feel  dull and dry after indigo and it will lack the glossy effect that comes when it’s used with henna.

On dark hair colour indigo on its own  will darken the hair even more and push towards black hair colour.

For brown and black hair colour starting on grey hair, make sure the hair is orange from your henna before using indigo. And if the grey hair looks bluish after using indigo ( rare, but it could happen if henna didn’t cover it properly), then just repeat the henna application followed by indigo again.

Always do a strand test and even if you like the idea of using indigo on its own, do experiment by using it after henna hair colour as well. We find find black hair with indigo is best achieved used after henna first  and gives spectacular hair colour.

Finally, if you’ve used hair dyes and especially bleaches on your hair, do not use indigo for at least 6 to 8 weeks since the last dye or bleach application, as indigo over bleached and dyed hair can be unpredictable, not to mention green ! In many cases indigo ( used with or after henna ) works perfectly well straight after dyes and bleaches, we prefer that you wait a little and eliminate chemical build up –  then go for it ! In the event of green hair, apply tomato sauce or ketchup in the hair, cover, leave in for up to an hour and shampoo out ; repeat applications may be necessary but the tomato sauce should get rid of any green.