How to use lush henna Videos

+ashley k OMG I thought I was the only one who thought that!

i did put real henna from morocco today en i am going to sleep right now and i hope its gonna work! and ps: i mixed the henna with 1 eggyoke and some oliveoil

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+eavyre thank you! 

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she looks like a mixture of them both!! lol

+Tiffany Nicole 1) Henna Does, but idk about the Lush brand one.2) There are different colors to buy if you wan't brown get another color3) Lush

+cammicty thank you for letting me know. :-)

It's nice but it doesn't last long, for grey coverage, possibly 3 weeks for me at most!

+Jessica Blázquez thank you. :-)

Not sure of the first two questions but you can buy this in Lush. It's a natural/handmade beauty product store. I believe you can buy online if they don't have it where you are.

Well my natural colour is a mid brown but it does naturally have a bit of red in it. I did put it on top of a red chemical hair dye. It comes out different on everyone but henna can be really vibrant - just make sure it's really hot so wrap towels round your head and you can always layer it :)

You're welcome! :-)

Haha anyway to make it less messy is a huge bonus! I'll definitely give it a try! Thanks :)

+Caitlin McEwan I just use regular 100% henna powder.It's cheaper and a lot easier to use, but I love it for my hair as well!It's all I'll ever use to dye my hair. If you do like more natural skin care and hair care products, or even pet care I highly suggest anyone check out Chagrin Valley Soap and Salve's website, their ingredients are all 100% natural, and everything is also handmade for 1/2 the price of lush.Or even any small natural soap, shampoo bar, and skin shops on etsy. 

+draconistarum okay maybe I was mixed up between the henna and the other ingredients then, I have used it before and it's amazing. I'm pretty certain that it's 100% Persian henna and also it's done nothing but good for my hair

+Caitlin McEwan That my friend is a lie lol. i was looking at the ingredients of their products and 80% of their shampoo bars have sulfate as the first ingredient, then other chemicals they clarify as "man made" then of course "fragrance" listed because it's sure as hell not essential oils giving off that aroma. They basically just put some chunks of seaweed or whatever in their products and label it as natural.It's MORE natural than others, but definitely not as natural as you could find at a better price even. As for the henna I know it's henna mixed with cocoa butter, whether their henna is 100% pure or not, I don't know. 

+draconistarum henna from lush is definitely 100% natural, that's the whole purpose of their store, everything is handmade and doesn't have any chemicals

+Caitlin McEwan But the henna from Lush probably isn't 100% natural, it's sure not 100% henna so she shouldn't risk it lol

+Caitlin McEwan I totally agree with you because I had been dying my hair with henna for a year and recently I just completely bleached it and my hair is fine; however it is hard to get the henna off. I did however used henna powder therefore I had to mix other ingredients to make colours pop out, so I can't really say anything about henna from lush

I think it's dependent on the type of henna, if it's compound henna then it's an absolute no go but if it's 100% natural I'm pretty sure it's safe, although the colour of the chemical hair dye might be slightly off in your hair

+Alena Kobernik I think she said 1 cube of "caca rouge " or roux, but I guess it's rouge because lush has a caca rouge henna

+Sidra Kay my hair was chemically coloured when I did the henna in the video so I think it should be fine. Make sure you get high quality henna though. The other thing is it won't "cover" the highlights, so your hair will just be darker with darker highlight but you'll still be able to see them.

+Melanie Levesque  It was pure, so I tried a little bit in a small part  of my hair and it went all right. Now I'm going to warm it and I'll put the mix all over my hair. Thank you so much! :D

+Clara Pena If your henna was pure then it shouldn't react with the metal but if it contains other ingredients (like herbs, metallic salts and additives) then it is more likely to react but it shouldn't ruin your hair.

+Clara Pena I'm not sure but you can try warming it, especially with the oils in it it would be super great for your hair. Be sure not to make it too hot so you don't burn your scalp!

+Stephanie Esteban yes it did, so make sure you put on an old tshirt and cover the area with journals or trash bags :)

+Melanie Levesque thank you soooo much for answering my question!! And you're right! Most of the eyebrow products I've bought have has a red-ish tint to them... But I'll try this two products you said :) Thnx a lot for your video and reply! Lots of Love from Mexico <3

+Jaaz Flores Do you mean you want your brows to have a red-ish tint too? If that's the case you could basically use any drug store product because most of their eyebrow pencils, even if they say taupe, have a red-ish tint to them. I don't exactly remember what I used in the video but it was either e.l.f. eyebrow kit in medium (if you layer the powder on top of the gel/mousse thing then you'll get more of that red tint) or L'Oréal Super Liner Brow Artist in Brunette.

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u kno that thing is caca

+马弋茗 If your hair is completely black the red will not show up really red at all. If you have lighter undertones in your hair then you may get a slight tinge of red.

+kaleigh tew The Lush sales assistant told me that the colour would last for 6 weeks but because at the time I had slight highlights, I feel like it last longer in those areas. So, I would say that if you don't have parts of your hair that are chemically dyed, the colour will go away around 6-8 weeks. If you have chemically dyed hair then it will last slightly longer and it also depends on how many layers of the henna dye you do. I hope I've helped! :-)

+aishah abdelnoor I just stated each one's main colour which is basically brown for caca maroon but obviously it has that orangey red undertone that henna has.

It will only show up really red if you still have the red colour from when you chemically dyed your hair then. Otherwise on your brunette dark hair it will only tint it but you can always keep doing it and the colour will build up.

brunette, pretty dark

+Kelsey Rose One block should be plentiful! I'm confident it will at least make your hair more nourished and add to the tone of your red chemically dyed hair. What colour was your hair originally?

+Nirojini Lawrance Yes - I assume a lot more red than your darker hair?

There's really no saying. Dye reacts differently for everyone depending  on hair type and condition. And especially so if you're hair is dyed or not !

No idea, sorry! It was a gift and it came with the matching Mars/male symbol :)

No.. Black is no problem on henna, but if you try to go lighter the henna won't bleach because bleach goes into the hair and removes pigment, but henn dyes the outside of the hair, so it will always stay orange, but I've never had any trouble going dark (Started dyeing my hair with henna 8 years ago, bleached and dyead maaany times in between henna and other herb dyes) BUT! Indigo does go a not so nice shade of ...moldy algea type color when you bleach it so unless you want kate winslets hair in "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind" I wouldn't recommend it :)

Keep in mind that if It goes bad you can't dye over it !! You have to wait months before using hair dye over henna or the color will go weird and won't work right .

I doubt it honestly. But I would go to the website and read the reviews on the page of this product! There are probably people with blonde hair who have tried this :)

Well as I said I don't have any room! But it's the same as regular dye application and I think that's boring to watch lol

Not trying to be rude either just tired of people saying your hair will be ruined if you don't use toxic chemical shit on it, it's such a wierd thing to say..

LOL, I went to hairdressing school and wasn't saying it to be rude, just as an FYI. My own hairdresser has done people's hair after they used henna and has had reactions with it.

+InaneFlattery Lol, no.. Only if using "bad henna" AKA mixed with chemical shit people can get a bad reaction. But Henna can't be bleached away, since bleaching works inside the hair and henna dyes the outside, but you can get a few shades lighter and then dye. But dyeing dark with chemical shit-dye is not a problem after hennaing hair.. I've been working with henna/herb dyes for 8 years and I've never seen anyone having a "Horrible reaction" från chemical dye after using good henna..

No problem! I just always get nervous. I hope it works better for you this time around.

I'm aware but thank you! :)

+Rose Lustre i used caca marron recently and i have to admit it doesn't have a very pleasant smell :/

+Mryollande Smith Thank you for the heads up sweetie.

+Mryollande Smith That is not me. And thank you for notifying me.

I would definitely recommend the Lush Hennas!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much Amy! :)

+tanayem zaman Our hair treatments do not need to be washed out with shampoo - a simple rinse with warm water should do the trick!

+Claire Marie You can leave it on as long as you like, but it's only necessary to leave it on for about 20 minutes!

+TondrilaTube It definitely will! It will leave your hair super soft and tangle free.

+Amanii1d Jasmine and Henna Fluff-Eaze moisturizes and strengthens the hair, but it's not designed to straighten the hair. You'll notice that Amanda, who mentions using this product herself in the video, has some lovely (and perfectly intact) waves of her own!

+Brooke C: We're so glad you're enjoying Jasmine and Henna Fluff-Eaze!

+Margemellow A little goes a long way with our products, and we source out the finest ingredients we can get our hands on. We really hope you enjoy your hair treatment! :)