“Natural Hair Color: If gray hair has begun to impact your beauty, opt for natural hair color instead of chemical hair dyes. You can apply natural hair color at home easily.
If you use chemical hair color or hair dye to permanently darken your gray hair, hold on. You can prepare natural hair color for your hair at home, and not only will it last longer than chemical hair color, but it will also leave your hair thicker and stronger.
For those who use henna for their hair but find the orange hue problematic, here’s a special remedy. This remedy will turn your henna-dyed hair black in just 1 hour. Let’s dive into the details about coloring your hair naturally.
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Two-Step Hair Coloring Process
If your hair has excessive graying, you’ll need to apply this natural hair color in two steps. However, if your hair has minimal graying, you can achieve black hair in just one application.
How to Make Natural Hair Color Dye
Take henna according to the length of your hair and mix it with boiling tea or coffee water. Remember, the deeper the color of henna on your hair, the darker your hair will turn. Leave the soaked henna for 4 hours, then apply it to your hair thoroughly. Keep it on for 1 hour and then wash it off. You should rinse the henna off with plain water.
Soak indigo powder in a bowl according to your hair volume. Mix it with about 4 tablespoons of henna and add a pinch of salt to the warm water. Soak it for 5 minutes. Afterward, apply this paste to your hair and leave it on for 1 hour. Rinse it off with plain water. Remember to shampoo after 3 days because this natural hair dye gradually oxidizes on the hair, and the color locks onto the hair after three days.
In just one application, your hair will turn black, and this color will last for about 20 to 25 days. After this period, reapply the paste. Your hair will start becoming darker, longer, and stronger.
(Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. Consult with your specialist doctor before implementing any of these methods.)”