For hair coloring, there are such natural, plant dyes as henna and chamomile. Hnna was very popular in ancient Egypt.
The principle of action in natural dyes is the same as in tinting means, it remains on the upper part of the hair.
Henna is sold in the form of powder, which must be mixed with water until the paste is formed before applying to the hair. Thanks to henna, the hair acquires a bright, rich color. When dyeing henna hair, to achieve a stable effect, henna is necessary. The result of the resulting color depends on the original hair color. If you have dark hair, then thanks to coloring henna, you will get a beautiful fiery red hair color. If your hair is light, then expect the hair after dyeing will become a golden-chestnut shade. Heat does not bleach hair. If the initial color of your hair is ashen, gray -haired, lightened or bleached, then the hair will dye orange.
The intensity of the resulting color depends on the duration of the henna on the hair. Recommended time when coloring henna-1-2 hours.
In order to enhance the shine of the hair without dyeing it, you need to use natural henna. To do this, you need to do the following once every two to three months: mix henna with water until the paste is formed, add egg yolk and a little milk that will make the paste soft. After that, the paste should be applied to the hair for one hour, and then rinse.
In order to light up a little golden -white or brown hair, you need to use natural dye – chamomile. But to obtain the desired effect, it must be applied several times.
Each time after washing the head, if you wish, lighten the hair a little, it is necessary to rinse your hair with a decoction. To do this, take 2 tablespoons of dry chamomile flowers, pour them 600 ml of water and boil for 15 minutes. Cool, strain and you can use