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She asked me do you ever dye your hair ??
It's me who dye (I replied) :shock: :oops: Which colour u use? Which colour I do not use u mean: (I replied) What product u use? What product i never used yet (I replied) :( My question is IS THERE ANY NATURAL DYE u heard about or use because i get Fed up of all kinds and all chemicals we use :roll: |
My natural food store has a line of natural dye, but I haven't used it. Natural Instincts and a few other have peroxide, but no ammonia. Worked okay, but some of the colors are intense.
I have given up and use one with both ammonia and peroxide. I try to avoid a lot of chemicals so that dose every month or so is my vice. |
Henna will give give a lovely red tint and cover any gray. All natural and beautiful, I think.
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I looked online to see what I could find and both "Naturtint" and "Herbatint" brands seem to have good reviews.
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Henna is good and I think now you can get different shades. But, if you really don't want to dye your hair, don't. As we age our colour fades and our skin-tone does also. Sometimes very dyed hair can look more ageing than going natural. I haven't dyed my hair for many years, and now large stripes of it are very white. I often get asked who does my colour, so I'm guessing it doesn't look too bad. Anyway, I'm not too fussed on public opinion, but not dyeing has saved me quite a lot of money and stress. Hated touching up those roots.
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i find that Mother Nature has been doing a pretty good job of gradually dying my hair grey.
no chemicals or additives involved or necessary. :lol: |
I don't know of any natural dyes to use. I have been having mine done for a long time. I have any a hair dresser who is good and does not charge an arm and a leg to do it. Wish I could have the nerve to see what color it is without the dye!
Jenny:) |
Originally Posted by Beffy_Boo
Henna will give give a lovely red tint and cover any gray. All natural and beautiful, I think.
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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
i find that Mother Nature has been doing a pretty good job of gradually dying my hair grey.
no chemicals or additives involved or necessary. :lol: |
Originally Posted by earthwalker
Henna is good and I think now you can get different shades. But, if you really don't want to dye your hair, don't. As we age our colour fades and our skin-tone does also. Sometimes very dyed hair can look more ageing than going natural. I haven't dyed my hair for many years, and now large stripes of it are very white. I often get asked who does my colour, so I'm guessing it doesn't look too bad. Anyway, I'm not too fussed on public opinion, but not dyeing has saved me quite a lot of money and stress. Hated touching up those roots.
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