Reddish-Brown Henna and Indigo: Must DO and NOT Do's. Safely color your hair with no dryness. Guaranteed!

Posted by Khadija Dawn Carryl on 19th Jan 2019

Reddish-Brown tones using henna, indigo and aloe vera powder. This is what your proportions should look like.

A reddish-brown henna hair coloring treatment consists of about 3:1 henna to indigo amounts (about 60-70% henna to 40-30% indigo). Yes, this will cover greys.

THIS WILL NOT DRY NOR DAMAGE YOUR HAIR! Why and how you might ask, can I guarantee that? Well I can. Here's how.

I guarantee that this will NOT damage your hair, if you use henna hair coloring correctly for your hair type, hair texture and hair focus. You MUST do henna hair coloring treatments according to YOUR hair, not someone else's. Sure, someone else's hair looks great and came out gorgeous BUT do you have the EXACT same hair type, texture and focus as they do?! You have to start there.

YOU MUST: Not use lemon juice. Lemon juice is extremely BAD for your hair and especially with henna hair coloring. SO NO! Don't use lemon juice. Like, NEVER!

YES! Add aloe vera powder if you have dry hair and scalp. MUST DO!

YES! You can safely use henna, even if you use ANY OTHER CHEMICALS (from our brand only).

LASTLY, use our hair wash and cowash steps to ensure BEST results.

Do you have any MUST DO or MUST NOT DO tips for others? Please share and comment below.