Henna on dark hair!!?😱😱😱

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Nala H.

Mar 31, 2014

Nala H.

I've been using henna for over a year and have done about 5 applications. Henna doesn't really show up on dark hair unless in the right light but I was kinda able to catch in. Hopefully you can see the end of my twists.

(Me without my beloved weave😭😭😭) but I just wanted y'all to see what It kinda looks like. It's extremely hard to show on camera.

My hair is a natural black brown

Nala H.

Mar 31, 2014

Nala H.

I use henna for the strengthening benefits and slight sheen it provides. I have no plans to ever lighten my hair so the color isn't a problem. And I can do a dark rinse over it if I want it jet black. I never change my hair color, so I like it.

Nala H.

Mar 31, 2014

Nala H.

It'll add a red rinse to the hair. It won't make it red. You'll be able to see it in certain light but it won't be blatantly obvious. But with dark hair, the red won't be noticeable but the health benefits make up for it.

Nala H.

Mar 31, 2014

Nala H.

Wow, lol my answer was super repetitive. Sorry.

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