my hair is now platinum blonde, I want to change to red, but I have my black roots of 2 fingers, henna my roots also painted black??? even the color s
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Deep Red Henna would turn your Platinum blonde hair to Red/Orange with first application, you will have to apply it couple of times to get deep/wine red, Henna dyes do not lighten the black hair, so you will not see much change on your black hair, but if you continue using deep red, after few applications, you will see uniform look all over your hair. Thank you.
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Indigo and henna can be mix together it will give a darket color You'll have less of a red tint
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Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair. Which before henna I was lucky to get past my shoulders because of split ends. Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair.... » Read More Yes you can put henna on top of dark black hair. I have black hair and I use this once a month. Your hair will not turn red though. It will just strengthen your hair a whole lot. If your hair is light black you may see some amber shine in the light. Henna isn't a "hair dye" it is a natural plant and it bonds to the keritain in your hair staining it. So it's not actually stripping off your color so if your hair is blonde you will see the red. If your hair is dark you may not see it but it is still well worth it. My hair is past my butt because of how strong it makes your hair. Which before henna I was lucky to get past my shoulders because of split ends. « Show Less
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The only way to do that would to use indigo coloring, you can't use regular hair dye it won't take unless you use oops hair color removal first. I've tried dying over henna with regular black box hair dye and it just washed right out.
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My hair is too dark brown with a reddish tint. I use dark brown. He does not have a reddish tinge, it is cold brown. I use it quite a bit
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I did. I went to the Salon first. My hair was bleached and then dyed a mocha. The bleach did not lift much of the henna at that point I was asked what red I used for my hair. My dresser was dissapointed that I didn't let her know I used henna as she said it was impossible to remove. I hated the brassy color I was left with came home and dyed my hair an ashy color and the toned and dyed again. My hair has broken in areas. I made a mess of my hair. If you used henna color I highly recommended you do not dye over it. If you get tired of it let it grow out!
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Yes I did exactly that. I have red hair and it is impossible to find the right shade online. I buy the light blondes in human hair and dye them. It took the color beautifully!
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This isn't for you in this case. You need a different kind of plant Cassia more of a gloss effect without the red of henna
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My hair is not red, but easily picks up red. Now I NEVER use anything that doesn't specifically say "cool" in the color name. I tried the Brass Banisher (with high hope) and I could not see any difference in the tone afterwards. So frustrating when I have a good color, then touch up the color and have red/brassy results. Virtually everything goes towards brassy after a few weeks, but I use purple shampoo and add "red out" (and similar products) to the hair dye mixture before applying, and this helps some.
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This is going to give you pretty darn red hair. Like BRIGHT red. If you are looking for a hint of red I would try a different color or try to tone it down a lot by mixing half of a dark brown box with half of a red box. I'm not sure if the manufacturer would recommend that but if I was going to experiment on myself that is what I would do. If you Google Light Mountain Henna Red and look at the images you'll be able to see other people's outcomes, many look the same as my own color. I use this brand/shade every other month. I'll never stray!
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You can mix henna powder with indigo to get shades of auburn/black. I reccomend searching 'henna for hair' and reading the free Ebook about it. There is a lot of good information about using henna and how to mix it with different plants to get different colors. My experience with using only henna is that you can still tell the difference if your hair is multiple colors. My tips are more blonde from previous coloring and they are much more vibrant orange than the rest of my hair. So this alone will probably not blend in your grey hairs.
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Yes u can, whatever color your getting (If your hair was colored blonde) the color will really pop & you'll be able 2 see it clearly. If not, is won't lift it tht much. Henna is juss a stain/dye, a color on top of color. But the color brightens after a few days once it oxidizes.
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From my understanding, Henna is permanent. So, I'm sure you can go darker, but you won't ever be able to go lighter because once you use Henna it can't be stripped from your hair. If you are going to go darker you should be fine. But I am pretty sure that you may still have some red in your hair even if you go to dark brown. But it will be subtle.
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First can you tell me if you just used straight henna or did you mix with Indigo? If you just used straight henna then you will not be able to lighten it will stick. Regular shampoos that have sulfate in them will strip them a bit but if you have gray that might not be what you want. You can try honey, which carries natural peroxide in it and it will lighten it over time and give it highlights but will alter your red to a golden color which may not be what you want. If you are mixing with lemon it will lighten a bit but be careful with that cause the combination will make your hair a bit dry. let me know if u have any other questions. First can you tell me if you just used straight henna or did you mix with Indigo? If you just used straight henna then you will not be able to lighten it will stick. Regular shampoos that have sulfate in them will strip them a bit but if you have gray that might not be what you want. You can try honey, which carries natural peroxide in it and it will lighten it over time and give it highlights but will alter your red to a golden color which may not be what you want. If you are mixing with lemon it will lighten a bit but be careful with that cause the combination will make your hair a bit... » Read More First can you tell me if you just used straight henna or did you mix with Indigo? If you just used straight henna then you will not be able to lighten it will stick. Regular shampoos that have sulfate in them will strip them a bit but if you have gray that might not be what you want. You can try honey, which carries natural peroxide in it and it will lighten it over time and give it highlights but will alter your red to a golden color which may not be what you want. If you are mixing with lemon it will lighten a bit but be careful with that cause the combination will make your hair a bit dry. let me know if u have any other questions. « Show Less
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Since I have blonde hair, which now has lots of white, I have to defer to someone who still has darker hair. I have noticed that I have some areas on top of my head that appears very dark.....almost black. Douglas
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What is your natural hair color? Also, did you mix up the deep red color and use it immediately or wait for the henna to "develop" first? If you have lighter hair, you will probably need to keep re-dying your hair to get it darker regardless of what color you use because my blonde ends have taken on a copper hue in the week after using the burgundy color, but the rest of my hair has a more purple hue. Also, with the Deep Red and Burgundy colors, you are supposed to apply it immediately after mixing, so if you waited,that may also have had an effect.
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Hello Unfortunatly we are not able to change the hair color. We are only able to change the skin tone. Thank you. Shop-A-Mania