Nov
12
How to (unsucessfully) Dye Your Hair using Henna
Published in Widow Digs by chefswidowRemember this? I lied. But at least I’m going au natural right?
The results of my three hour henna job are this:
Henna smells bad.
Henna feels icky.
Henna does NOT change the color of your hair.
Henna is A L O T of work.
Henna takes 45 damn minutes to wash out of your hair.
Henna makes your hair shiny. That is it.
Will I use henna again? Yes. The next time I am in India, I plan on getting one of these:
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Wow, what a colossal waste of time. It makes for an entertaining blog post though. I can’t imagine giving up my standing appt for hair color for at-home henna. I’ll stick with my chemicals.
That henna art is ridiculous. I met a henna artist at a party in Michigan over the summer and she drew a design on my hand. It was so beautiful, it made me sad to watch it fade away.
Henna, hmm, I think that I now know why you don’t like Indian food.
Yuck, I gag at the scent of Hanna in self-tanners, I would most def vomit putting that shit in my hair. *puke*
I’ve got the PERFECT and MOST amazing henna artist chick for you when you come to India!!!
Sorry about the stench … can’t imagine it on my hair for an hour and 45 minutes … I kind of like the smell when I get my hands/feet done though …
holy crap! that dye looks like goop all over you head.
not gonna lie i laughed at these pics! but i’m sorry it was a giant waste of time for you, shiny hair is nice right?
1. Henna is Brown or Red. Period. otherwise they’ve added chemicals and it’s not henna.
2. Real henna turns dyed blonde hair GREEN. LIKE BRIGHT RIDICULOUS GREEN.
Be glad it wasn’t the real deal.